Last ditch efforts to save Musharraf
RAWALPINDI: Negotiations between the government and international mediators for giving President Pervez Musharraf safe exit are continuing and besides
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Humanaties students lose English grades
LAHOREONLY 26.24 per cent candidates of the humanities group could pass the intermediate English examination, exposing the declining standard
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Boys outshine girls in HSSC Annual Examination
RawalpindiThe Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Rawalpindi Friday announced the result of Higher Secondary School Certificate (HS
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Balochistan MPAs pass no-trust motion against Musharraf
QUETTA: Lawmakers in the Balochistan Assembly on Friday unanimously passed a no-trust resolution against President Pervez Musharraf and demanded that he should seek a vote of confidence from the present assembly or quit immediately.Balochistan Assembly after passing anti-Musharraf motion became the fourth provincial assembly to reject the beleaguered president. 57 MPAs voted in favour of the resolution, 7 MPAs remained absent including the only opposition member Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind.Balochistan Assembly has 65 members in the house. All the speakers who took part in the debate alleged that President Musharraf was guilty of violating the Constitution twice, creating economic and power crises and being responsible for pitting one province against the other sowing the seeds of confrontation. MPAs also accused President Musharraf of being responsible for the assassination of Nawab Akber Bugti and other Baloch people.
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Mohmand, Bajaur migrants in trouble
RawalpindiDozens of displaced families from Mohmand and Bajaur agencies who had left their homes due to unrest in the areas living in the open
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Balochistan PA rejects Musharraf
QUETTA: The Balochistan Assembly (BA) on Friday passed unanimously a resolution demanding of President Pervez Musharraf to seek a vote of confidence o
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Zubaida Jalal lands in major financial scam
ISLAMABAD: The former federal minister from Balochistan, Zubaida Jalal, is at the centre of a big scam in the multi-billion rupee education project, a
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Entrance test fate to be decided in a week
LAHOREPROVINCIAL Excise and Taxation Minister Mian Mujtaba Shuja ur Rehman has said the government would make a final decision about entrance
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Reproductive centres to be expanded
IslamabadThe reproductive health centres established by the Ministry of Population Welfare are successfully educating people about population-
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72-hour deadline to warring Kurram tribes
PESHAWAR: Announcing the establishment of a cantonment in Swat district, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Interior Rehman Malik said on Friday that 46
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