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Development in Balochistan govt’s top priority: Gilani
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani Saturday said the development of Balochistan was on the top of the government's priorities.
Talking to Minister for Science and Technology Changez Jamali, who called on him at the PM's House, Gilani said the introduction of Aghaz-e-Haqooq-e-Balochistan was a manifestation of the stern resolve of the government.
The prime minister observed that the government was keen to develop the damaged irrigation infrastructure of the
Talking to Minister for Science and Technology Changez Jamali, who called on him at the PM's House, Gilani said the introduction of Aghaz-e-Haqooq-e-Balochistan was a manifestation of the stern resolve of the government.
The prime minister observed that the government was keen to develop the damaged irrigation infrastructure of the
Baluchistan’s development top priority of Govt: PM
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani has said that the development of Balochistan is the priority of the Government.
The Prime Minister expressed these views while talking to Mr Changez Jamali, Minister for Science & Technology who called on him at PM's House on Saturday.
The introduction of Aghaz-e-Haqooe-e-Balochistan, he added, is the manifestation of the stern resolve of the Government.
The representation of Balochistan in the Federal Cabinet shows that
The Prime Minister expressed these views while talking to Mr Changez Jamali, Minister for Science & Technology who called on him at PM's House on Saturday.
The introduction of Aghaz-e-Haqooe-e-Balochistan, he added, is the manifestation of the stern resolve of the Government.
The representation of Balochistan in the Federal Cabinet shows that
‘Rango’ boots ‘LA’ aliens from top spot overseas
LOS ANGELES - An animated chameleon sheriff in the Wild West topped the international box office chart as 'Rango' in its fourth weekend took in a solid $16 million in 48 territories for a global total of $159.5 million. Johnny Depp's international appeal is in evidence, even in animated form, with kids and families the world over embracing the film.
Space aliens also showed their international drawing power, with 'Battle: Los Angeles' in its third weekend abducting $15.8 million
Space aliens also showed their international drawing power, with 'Battle: Los Angeles' in its third weekend abducting $15.8 million
Gaddafi ‘days numbered’ after top diplomat’s departure
PARIS - The departure of Libya's foreign minister Mussa Kussa means the Gaddafi regime's "days are numbered," defected immigration minister Ali Errishi told on Thursday.
Kussa's arrival in Britain was a "sign that the regime's days are numbered. It is the end... it is a blow to the regime (and) others will follow," said Errishi.
"I always said they are all held hostages in Tripoli. It is amazing how Mr Kussa was able to flee the country," said the ex-minister who himself
Kussa's arrival in Britain was a "sign that the regime's days are numbered. It is the end... it is a blow to the regime (and) others will follow," said Errishi.
"I always said they are all held hostages in Tripoli. It is amazing how Mr Kussa was able to flee the country," said the ex-minister who himself
Women education top priority, says Sana
FAISALABAD - The Punjab government has placed women education on top priority and all resources are being utilised to provide ample facilities of higher education to female students near their homes," said Law Minister Rana Sana Ullah Khan.
Speaking as the chief guest at the convocation of Government College for Women Karkhana Bazaar, he said, "It is due to the undeniable role of women in the national development and their valuable contribution could not be neglected. Our future
Speaking as the chief guest at the convocation of Government College for Women Karkhana Bazaar, he said, "It is due to the undeniable role of women in the national development and their valuable contribution could not be neglected. Our future
World’s highest hotel opens in Hong Kong
HONG KONG - The world's highest hotel opened its doors in Hong Kong on Tuesday, housed in the city's tallest skyscraper and offering unrivalled panoramic views of the world famous Victoria Harbour.
Towering some 490 metres (1,600 feet) above the bustling, chaotic streets of the Southern Chinese city, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel is making a grand comeback after temporarily closing in 2008.
Visitors peered out of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the 118th floor of the International
Towering some 490 metres (1,600 feet) above the bustling, chaotic streets of the Southern Chinese city, the Ritz-Carlton Hotel is making a grand comeback after temporarily closing in 2008.
Visitors peered out of the floor-to-ceiling windows of the 118th floor of the International
Bring Akhtar in to rock Indian top order: Gul
MOHALI - Pakistan fast bowler Umar Gul hopes Shoaib Akhtar is given one last chance to show what he can do against India in Wednesday's World Cup semi-final. Akhtar, who will retire from international cricket after the World Cup, has featured in just three matches during Pakistan's run to the semi-finals. And it seemed his last outing at this level would be a wretched return of one for 70 in a 110-run group stage thrashing by New Zealand in Pallekelle three weeks ago.
However,
However,
Sec-level talks – Pakistan to raise issue of Indian involvement in...
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan would demand India share details of investigations into the Mumbai attacks and the Samjhota Express, Ajmer Sharif and Mallay village incidents, as the interior secretary-level talks between the two countries are going to resume in India on March 28-29 in New Delhi.
According to an official source, Pakistan would raise the issue of Indian involvement in the troubled areas of Pakistan particularly Balochistan. Besides this, it would ask India to fix the date
According to an official source, Pakistan would raise the issue of Indian involvement in the troubled areas of Pakistan particularly Balochistan. Besides this, it would ask India to fix the date
Tour de Pak cyclists honoured as Sabir clinches top slot
LAHORE - The city district government at Abbottabad held a reception in honour of thecyclists participating in the 16th Tour De Pakistan International Cycle Race that concluded on Sunday evening.
The cyclists after covering a distance of 1660 kilometres reached Abbottabad in eleven stages. Mohammad Sabir Hussain of WAPDA was the overall leader and won the 16th edition of the race. Sabir completed the journey from Karachi to Abbottabad in 44 hours, 35 minutes and 45 seconds.
The cyclists after covering a distance of 1660 kilometres reached Abbottabad in eleven stages. Mohammad Sabir Hussain of WAPDA was the overall leader and won the 16th edition of the race. Sabir completed the journey from Karachi to Abbottabad in 44 hours, 35 minutes and 45 seconds.
A woman journalist’s strugglw to the top
LAHORE - No matter how resistant they are to establishment and how much they demand for democracy, the unfortunate fact is that no union in Pakistan has the same ratio of representation of women as men. The journalists unions are much the same. Male dominated, and sometimes in certain splinter groups, they tend to follow more of the personal agenda of a few top leaders instead of following the plight and misery of the media workers and journalists. Nevertheless, one woman broke away
Nankana on top in health project
LAHORE - District Nankana has won award for being the top performer consecutively for the third consecutive year. The initiative is a part of the efforts by the Punjab Health Department in collaboration with Micronutrient Initiative (MI) to eliminate Iodine Deficiency Disorders (IDD) through Universal Salt Iodisation Programme (USIP). Bhakkar and Mandi Bahauddin attained second and third spots respectively.
Japan puts top priority on nuclear plant’s No 3 reactor
TOKYO - Japan put its top priority on Wednesday on efforts to cool down a plutonium-fuelled nuclear reactor, attempting at one stage to water-bomb the facility without success amid fears that authorities were running out of options to avert disaster. The No.3 reactor is the only one of the quake-stricken Fukushima Daiichi plant's six reactor units to be powered with plutonium, which is far more hazardous to health than uranium, which is used to power the other five reactors.
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Top Algerian Salafist’s fatwa says unrest un-Islamic
ALGIERS - The spiritual leader of Algeria's influential Salafist movement has issued a 48-page fatwa, or religious decree, urging Muslims to ignore calls for change because he says that democracy is against Islam. The fatwa by Sheikh Abdelmalek Ramdani, who lives in Saudi Arabia, comes at an opportune time for President Abdelaziz Bouteflika as Algerians watching protests in other Arab states have begun pushing their own political and economic demands.
"As long as the commander
"As long as the commander
Afridi targets Australia, wants top spot
PALLEKELE - Pakistan eased into the World Cup quarter-finals on Monday but captain Shahid Afridi was more concerned with victory over Australia on Saturday where they will target top spot in Group A. Pakistan are keen to finish top and avoid a more tricky assignment in the last eight. A win over defending champions Australia in Colombo on Saturday will go a long way in helping that ambition. "We will definitely play well against Australia.
It's a match which we'll take very
It's a match which we'll take very
Central Zone remains on top
LAHORE - The sixth Inter-Zonal Sports Competitions under Tevta and Punjab Board of Technical Education concluded here on Friday. The pize distribution ceremony of the event will be held on Saturday at Tevta Secretariat. Chairman Tevta Punjab Ahmed Alvi will be the chief guest of the ceremony. Central Zone boys won the hockey, football, basketball, athletics, cricket, tug of war, badminton and volleyball titles while South Zone were the winners of taekwondo, handball and table tennis.
France arrests top Basque suspect posing as tourist
WILLENCOURT - Police arrested a suspected Basque separatist commander posing as a holidaymaker with accomplices in a remote village in France, officials and locals told AFP on Friday. The counter-terrorism squad swooped on the cottage where the four suspects were living in an overnight raid in the sleepy countryside hamlet south of Dunkirk in northern France. The Spanish interior ministry said in a statement Friday that French police had identified Alejandro Zobaran Arriola, 30,
Indian police claim killing top militant
SRINAGAR - Police in Indian Kashmir said Thursday they had shot dead the top commander of a Pakistan-based militant group blamed for a series of local attacks, including an assault on the state assembly in 2001. The chief of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JEM), Sajjad Afghani, and his bodyguard were killed in a gunfight along the banks of Dal Lake in Srinagar, the biggest city in Kashmir, senior police chief S.M. Sahai told reporters. Afghani, who was also known among the militant ranks as "Qari