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Al Qaida to recruit from IS, its affiliates: report

GOR:Al Qaida has been trying to win over extremists from Islamic State, while the Isis “caliphate” collapses amid heavy losses of men, material, territory and...

Putin says Turkey not behind attack on Russian base in Syria

MOSCOW: The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) attack on the Russian base in Syria was a provocation aimed at destroying previous agreements, Russian President Vladimir...

‘US should reduce its centrality’

The United States must adopt measures to reduce its centrality to the conflict in Afghanistan while Pakistan should also revisit its foreign policy and...

Pakistan doing more than its share: Hina

Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar in an interview aired on Sunday said Pakistan was doing more than its share in fighting the Frankenstein of...

‘Rock On!!’ gets its fourth band member

Sharman Joshi is all set to star in the sequel of hit film ‘Rock On!!’. The film which was a smash hit in 2009,...

Colgate global art contest selects its 12th winner

For the past 11 years, Colgate-Palmolive, a leading multinational FMCG company, has been providing a brilliant platform for youngsters to showcase their creative and...

Hot and dry weather makes its presence felt

Hot and dry weather prevailed in the city on Thursday, as the Met Office predicted no chance of rain in most parts of the...

KWSB too busy to clean up its mess in Malir

The filth caused by Karachi Water and Sewerage Board (KWSB)’s chocked sewerage pipelines has resulted in an outbreak of skin diseases in various parts...

ANP Sindh decides its minister will not resign

The Awami National Party (ANP) Sindh chapter decided on Monday to allow its provincial minister Amir Nawab to continue working on his post, as...

Fourth monsoon spell extends its stay

Fourth monsoon spell will continue for the next few days as a trough of westerly wave over northern parts of the country has intensified...

Youth smoking its lungs away for ‘fun’

The trend of smoking Sheesha among the students is rising in the federal capital. Youngsters find it to be a good excuse of socializing...

Mighty Indus has its delta ripped

Elderly Ramzan still remembers the days when he was a child and almost everyone in his village cultivated the famous ‘red rice’ among other...

Ufone sweeps industry with its Uth SMS Champion Offer

Ufone, one of the leading telecom companies in the country has recently launched the most economical SMS offer ever. Ufone has always been the...

PMA delegation meets chief secretary, PDGA questions its mandate

The Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) and the Punjab chapter of Post Graduate Doctors Association (PGDA) developed serious differences over the regularisation of 1,800 doctors...

Govt puts all its eggs in one basket

The government is pinning all its hopes on the estimated foreign inflows of $1 billion during the next few days to retain the fiscal...

Globalisation and its aftermath

The term globalisation, for the last twenty years, is being increasingly used by both international enterprises facing competition in the global market and also...

BIEK closes its doors on 9 impersonators

The Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK) has closed its doors for nine students, who were allegedly caught red-handed in impersonation cases by the...