PPP not to withdraw from Punjab: Wattoo

ISLAMABAD: Adviser to the PM on Industries and Production Mian Manzoor Wattoo, while talking informally to a group of media persons outside the Parlia

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Long power outage irks residents

RawalpindiThe residents of various localities of the city and suburbs faced worst power outage due to the recent heavy rain and hailstorm Frid

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PAF determined to rebuff any threat: Air chief

IslamabadDefence Day of Pakistan was celebrated in a befitting manner at all PAF bases throughout the country, says a press release. T

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19 students drown as van plunges into canal

MIANWALI: Nineteen students and their driver drowned when their van plunged into the Muhajir Branch Canal near Wan Bachhran, some 30 kilometre off her

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People pin hopes on Sunday bazaars for relief

RawalpindiWith prices of household essential commodities consistently shooting up in the open market and government-run utility stores failing

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PCB to seek Interior Ministry clearance for home matches

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is considering seeking the permission of the Interior Ministry before making plans to host international gam

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Zardari sweeps presidential poll

ISLAMABAD: PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari rose to the highest rung of the political ladder winning the presidential election with a thumping majorit

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Iranian president congratulates Zardari on Pakistan win (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad congratulated Asif Ali Zardari on his victory in Pakistan’s presidential poll Saturday and said he hoped ties between the two countries would expand.

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PPP win draws mixed response

LAHORETHE general public has expressed mixed response to election of Pakistan Peoples Party Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari as President of Pakis

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Experts call for imported coal-based power projects

LAHORE: Power sector experts have urged the government to immediately stop approving oil fired thermal power projects and approve imported coal based

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