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WASHINGTON: The US military has put countering China and Russia at the centre of a new national defence strategy unveiled on Friday, the latest...

Students and teachers of Government Islamia College Railway Road put up a dengue awareness camp opposite Lahore Railway Station on Thursday. The college’s principal...

The special judge central on Tuesday put off the hearing of the Haj corruption case unitl August 1 and ordered the Adyala jail...

The Sindh High Court (SHC) put the federal law secretary, the acting Sindh governor, the Sindh Assembly speaker and others on notice on Monday,...

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is likely to miss the target of developing an error-free voter lists by the end of the current...

An unusual museum has put the Prince of Wales’ leftover crumbs, and other bizarre celebrity items, on sale. The public are being offered a...

A six-wicket haul from Ishant Sharma provided a platform for India to establish an 11-run lead over the West Indies when rain forced an...

Bollywood star and former Miss World Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has put her latest film on hold due to her pregnancy, its producers said on...

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

Shopping in the markets of provincial metropolis has decreased significantly because of the intense heat wave and lack of facilities. Lack of cold drinking...

Fearing both civil war and sweeping political reform as results of the crisis in Yemen, Saudi Arabia is struggling with its role as regional...

Jamaican athletics superstar Usain Bolt easily beat compatriot and this season’s fastest man over 100m Steve Mullings here on Tuesday at the Golden Spike...

MOSCOW - World number three Vera Zvonareva put Russia into the Fed Cup final by beating Italy's Roberta Vinci 6-4, 6-2 here on Sunday. That gave the Russians an unassailable 3-0 lead over the defending champions having won both the opening singles on Saturday.
"I took account of my mistakes in the first set and improved on them," Zvonareva said. "I wanted so much to win today in front of our supporters to give our team the deciding point. "I'm happy to win and to put our team

KARACHI - Pakistan State Oil (PSO) has denied the provision of furnace oil (FO) to Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) until price differential claims of Rs 3.9 billion are honoured by the utility corporation. A clear directive from the federal government is also needed to provide the facility to KESC, which is demanding FO on gas rate after reduction of gas supply from Sui Southern Gas Company, sources said.
However official sources in PSO on Friday have claimed that the oil

SEPANG - Britain's Lewis Hamilton said he would "take it on the chin" Sunday after slipping from second to seventh in the Malaysian Grand Prix following a rash of problems. The 2008 champion made a good start from the front row of the grid, but was passed in turns one and two of the opening lap by Renault's German driver Nick Heidfeld.
The McLaren driver, strongly tipped for a move to Red Bull, fought back but his charge was smothered by a slow pit-stop and a poor set of tyres,

LAHORE - A Lahore High Court's (LHC) full bench on Friday adjourned the hearing of a petition challenging the presidential pardon to Interior Minister Senator Rehman Malik. A federal law officer sought time to file the reply on which the court adjourned the hearing until April 29.
Save Judiciary Committee Media Advisor Imtiaz Rashid Qureshi filed the petition submitting that the president misused his powers under Article 45 of the constitution to pardon Malik. The petitioner's

LONDON - Britons faced a right royal slew of April Fool's jokes Friday, with a leftwing daily pretending to endorse the monarchy and a fake poll saying parents were renaming their children William and Kate.
Just weeks before the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Britons were also asked to believe the opposition Labour Party was holding its own street parties to mark the impending nuptials of leader Ed Miliband. With the news dominated by the royal wedding, British