Low-cost houses get strong response
KARACHI: The very first project in the low-cost housing scheme that private builders have taken up along with foreign developers has already been laun
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PML-Q to award Senate ticket to Shujaat from Punjab
ISLAMABAD: The parliamentary board of the Pakistan Muslim League-Q on Tuesday decided to award party ticket to its President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain
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Call to use new technology for boosting agri produce
RAWALPINDI: Speakers at a seminar said that for the alleviation of unemployment, poverty, reduction in dearness and improvement in the foreign exchang
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Govt to issue Rs80bn TFCs to tackle circular debt
ISLAMABAD: The government will issue Term Finance Certificates (TFCs) worth Rs80 billion during the current month in order to tackle mounting circular
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Police ignore marriage of minor girls in Abbottabad
ISLAMABAD: The Abbottabad police have not touched any of the decision-makers of a Jirga who had ordered a five-year and an eight-year-old minor girl t
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Two drones intrude into Khyber
LANDIKOTAL: Two US spy planes violated the Pak airspace and entered the limits of Landikotal tehsil on Tuesday evening. Eyewitnesses said two drones w
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Three RAW agents held in Abbottabad
ABBOTTABAD: An intelligence agency has arrested three alleged agents working for the Indian spy agency, RAW, in a raid on Tuesday. Following the arres
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ANP wins Buner by-polls, JI rejects results
PESHAWAR: The ruling Awami National Party (ANP) candidate emerged victorious in the by-election on NA-28 Buner at the end of the day, generating a new
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Ex-CIA official to chair Afghanistan-Pakistan review (AFP via Yahoo! News)
US President Barack Obama has named a former CIA official to chair a review of US policy on Afghanistan and Pakistan before a NATO summit in April, the White House said Tuesday.
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Pakistan condemns ‘barbaric’ Polish killing: FM (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Pakistan on Tuesday condemned the Taliban’s killing of a Polish engineer as “absolutely barbaric”, after Warsaw blamed his death on Islamabad’s “apathy” towards tackling extremism.
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