Dental Hospital without power for 10 days
LAHOREPEOPLE visiting Punjab Dental Hospital, Lahore, are suffering as doctors are forced to stop work due to power suspension at hospital on
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Anti-encroachment drive fails to serve purpose
LAHOREAN operation launched Saturday morning outside Dharampura market to clear encroachments from both sides of the roads failed as encroache
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Pakistan accuses some Indian leaders of using it as a scapegoat (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Pakistan on Saturday rejected Indian accusations that it was the “epicentre of terrorism” and accused some Indian leaders of using it as a convenient scapegoat for their own political agendas.
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Pakistan’s Regulator May ‘Challenge’ Order on Trading Limit (Bloomberg)
Dec. 13 (Bloomberg) — Pakistan’s regulator said it will “challenge” a court order if it’s forced to delay the lifting of stock trading limits scheduled on Dec. 15.
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Pakistan: India violated airspace (USA Today)
Indian aircraft violated Pakistan’s airspace Saturday but were chased back over the border by Pakistani fighter jets, an Air Force spokesman here said.
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Mumbai gunman seeks legal aid from Pakistan officials: police (AFP via Yahoo! News)
The lone surviving gunman involved in the deadly attacks in Mumbai has written to the Pakistan High Commission (embassy) seeking legal help, Indian police said on Saturday.
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Pakistan says Indian warplanes violated airspace (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Pakistan air force jets scrambled on Saturday to turn back Indian warplanes that it said had entered Pakistan’s airspace, the government said.
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Pakistan: Militants NATO supply route (USA Today)
Militants attacked a terminal used by vehicles ferrying supplies to U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan early Saturday, the latest in a string of strikes on the critical and increasingly perilous supply route that snakes through northwest Pakistan.
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Indian jet planes violate Pakistan air spaces: PM Gilani
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has confirmed that Indian Air Force violated Pakistan air spaces twice on Saturday.According to senior journalist Rauf Qalasra, PM Gilani quoted Indian Air Force head has confirmed the incident on early Sunday adding that Indian Air Force mistakenly violated Pakistan air spaces.PM said that Pakistan Air Force is on high alert to defend Pakistan air spaces.
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India bundled out for 241 runs against England
CHENNAI: Chasing 316, India were all out for 241 runs giving England a lead of 75 runs in the second innings on Day 3 of the Chennai Test. Skipper MS Dhoni was the top scorer with 53 runs.Harbhajan Singh’’s wicket triggered India’’s collapse as soon after his dismissal Zaheer Khan and skipper MS Dhoni walked back to the pavilion to reduce India to 241 for nine wickets on Day 3 of the Chennai Test. After resuming the third day with their overnight score of 155/6, Dhoni and Harbhajan added 75 runs for the seventh wicket before the latter was dismissed by Monty Panesar for 40 runs. He chipped a tossed up delivery from Panesar straight to Ian Bell at short leg.While Harbhajan missed out on a fifty, Dhoni played a captain’’s knock and slammed 14th Test fifty, his fourth against England, to take India’’s score past 200 runs. He perished as Panesar’’s second victim of the day when he came down the track to send the ball out but ended up being caught by Kevin Pietersen at long off for 53 runs.Zaheer contributed just 1 run to the score as Andrew Flintoff caught him plumb with his inswinger.
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