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‘Say no to drunk dating’
Bollywood actress, entrepreneur, Yogi and author Shilpa Shetty Kundra is going to start a new programme ‘Hear Me Love Me’ at Prime Video by...
Outside experts say Trump has serious heart concerns
WASHINGTON: Cardiologists not associated with the White House said on Wednesday (Jan 17) that President Donald Trump's physical exam revealed serious heart concerns, including...
Top Turkish court surpasses limit with journalists’ ruling, say deputy PM
ISTANBUL: Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag said on Friday the Constitutional Court had overstepped its limit, set out in the law, with its...
What does Article 17 say?
The Supreme Court on Thursday announced its verdict on the suo motu notice on Karachi violence, referring to Article 17 of the constitution pertaining...
You need to fume over toxic fumes, say cardiologists
Particulate matter air pollution is fast emerging as a major factor contributing to heart diseases in the country, senior cardiologist Prof Asadullah Kundi said...
CDA environment regulations say littering is a crime
Littering in the federal capital is a crime under clause 5 of Capital Development Authority (CDA) Environment Protection Regulations 2008 and violators can be...
We need a place to live, say Rohi Nullah residents
Around 120 displaced residents of the Ittehad Colony Rohi Nullah protested outside the Sharif residence in Model Town on Sunday after their houses were...
Muslim Americans say life is more difficult since 9/11
Half of all Muslim Americans say their leaders have not done enough to condemn Islamic extremism, according to a new poll showing widespread satisfaction...
Say ‘no’ to plastic bags
Despite a ban on polythene bags, they are being manufactured and used in Islamabad and the adjoining city of Rawalpindi, which shows inadequate government...
PML-Q women MPAs say Sana has ‘loose character’
Passage of a condemnation resolution in the Senate against Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah for his obnoxious remarks against women members of the provincial...
To say and not to do
Corporate hypocrisy is in. In a global world with information spilling over everywhere the latest business buzzword is just a click away. Thus for...
Tareen asks govt to say no to US aid under KLB
The PML-F’s parliamentary leader Jahangir Khan Tareen on Tuesday asked the government to say no to US aid being given to Pakistan under the...
Fleeing Syrians say Assad must go
Syrians who fled for their lives from a security crackdown in the border town of Tel Kelakh say violence has hardened attitudes towards President...
MQM lawmakers say country’s economy on the brink of disaster
KARACHI - The economy of Pakistan is on the brink of a disaster and if the people at the helm of affairs do not take corrective measure on urgent basis, it would have devastating consequences for the country, Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) parliamentarians observed on Monday at the Khursheed Begum Memorial Hall of the MQM headquarters Nine-Zero in Azizabad where the overall economic position of the country was being discussed. Members of the MQM Coordination Committee were also
Police say killers of Haqiqi leader identified, will be arrested soon
KARACHI - The Karachi police have reportedly identified the men involved in the killing of Akhter Hussain, the vice chairman of Mohajir Qaumi Movement-Haqiqi (MQM-H) Afaq Group, and his two aides, it was learnt on Saturday.
Hussain and his two aides were killed on Shaheed-e-Millat Road near Bahadurabad on April 12. A female passerby was also killed and a child injured when the assailants fired at the MQM-H men's car.
A Karachi police official said the suspects were being
Hussain and his two aides were killed on Shaheed-e-Millat Road near Bahadurabad on April 12. A female passerby was also killed and a child injured when the assailants fired at the MQM-H men's car.
A Karachi police official said the suspects were being
US, UK, France say Libya’s future with Gaddafi ‘unthinkable’
TRIPOLI - The leaders of Britain, France and the United States (US) said a Libyan future including Moammer Gaddafi was "unthinkable", as Russia charged Friday that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) was exceeding its UN mandate in the restive Arab nation.
British Prime Minister David Cameron, France's President Nicolas Sarkozy and US President Barack Obama penned a joint article dismissing a Libyan future with Gaddafi as "unthinkable" and saying his staying on would
British Prime Minister David Cameron, France's President Nicolas Sarkozy and US President Barack Obama penned a joint article dismissing a Libyan future with Gaddafi as "unthinkable" and saying his staying on would
Western, Arab nations say Gaddafi must go
DOHA/TRIPOLI - A group of Western powers and Middle Eastern states called for the first time on Wednesday for Moammer Gaddafi to step aside, but North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) countries squabbled publicly over stepping up air strikes to help topple him.
In a victory for Britain and France, which are leading the air campaign in Libya and pushed for an unequivocal call for regime change, the "contact group" of some 16 European and Middle Eastern nations, plus the United
In a victory for Britain and France, which are leading the air campaign in Libya and pushed for an unequivocal call for regime change, the "contact group" of some 16 European and Middle Eastern nations, plus the United