LILLE: Pakistan beat Japan 3-1 in Hockey World Cup 2010 Qualifiers to book its place in the next year?s world cup championship.
Suhail Abbas scored stunning 2 goals and Hasim Khan contributed one goal to steer Pakistan to an outstanding win.
The hockey World Cup 2010 is scheduled to be played in New Delhi, India Feb 28-March 13.
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LAHORE
SPECIAL Assistant to Chief Minister Punjab MPA Zeb Jaffar has said that the presidential powers give an impression of the presidential s
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ISLAMABAD: A tiger walked out on walking track-5 of Margala hills, however, according to CDA officials the hikers stranded on the track have been rescued.
Two citizens reported the presence of a tiger on the walking track-5 of Margala hills. Upon this police and rescue teams of CDA arrived at the scene and arranged for safe exit of the hikers.
Reports also say that the tiger was also seen three days ago. However, it caused no harm to the people.
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Karachi
Thalassemia is a painful disease and currently there are 1.5 million patients suffering from it who are completely unaware about it, sa
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ISLAMABAD: The Planning Commission of Pakistan will support the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) to enhance its indigenous technical facilitie
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Karachi
Rights for the people of Sindh, and the re-establishment of the pre-1843 status of the province were the main demands of the ?Azadi Ral
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LONDON: David Beckham earned nearly 10 million pounds from personal sponsorship deals during his first full season with the Los Angeles Galaxy.
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? the surprising shift in the stance of a political party that has all along supported the ruling coalition and how it is asking for the resignation o
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LAHORE: Former Pakistan chief cricket selector Abdul Qadir says the national team must nurture its up-and-coming talent if it is to be a competitive f
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PESHAWAR: FIR against unknown persons have been registered on charges of carrying out Sunday?s suicide attack in livestock market in Matni, an area located in the outskirts of Peshawar.
Peshawar police told Geo News that the attack killed 16 people including head of a local Lashkr and Nazim Awaizai Abdul Malik and injured 44 others.
The blast also caused severe damage to the market and parked vehicles, the police added.
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