Tag: Wrong

‘Nawaz has joined hands with the wrong hands’

PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif has joined hands with those responsible for barbarianism in Karachi, Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Munawar Hassan said on Friday. He said...

Quack’s wrong injection kills youth in Lahore

A 22-year-old young man died after he was administered a wrong injection by a quack medic in Mohammad Din Colony in Shalimar police limits...

Wrong deeds of Zardari, Nawaz boost PTI: Imran

Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan said on Thursday that the wrong deeds of President Asif Ali Zardari and PML-N chief Mian Nawaz Sharif...

Boeing rights a wrong: the flight attendant button

In the long history of bad industrial design, the flight attendant call button on commercial airlines takes a prominent place. Usually located next to...

Afridi wrong to take on PCB in public: Wasim

Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram showed a cautious approach to the PCB-Shahid Afridi raw by lashing out at the board as well as criticising...

Pir Mazhar Prado-ing the wrong way

A Toyota Land Cruiser Prado, which was purchased for the Sindh Elementary Teacher Training Project (SETTP), is being used by Senior Education and Literacy...

Nisar tells govt not to feed wrong info to media

National Assembly Opposition Leader Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan warned the government on Tuesday to abstain from feeding wrong information to the media just to...

Afridi may be wrong but Pakistan needs stability

Whenever one turns around there is a captaincy controversy or some change brewing in Pakistan cricket. Only last year Pakistan team had five different...

I was wrong to bat down the order: Afridi

LAHORE - The semifinal loss to India in the World Cup continues to rankle Pakistan's ODI captain Shahid Afridi who said it was a mistake to position himself in the lower-half of the batting order in the high-voltage game.
"I am not a born captain and I also make mistakes. I made mistakes in the World Cup particularly in the semi-final at Mohali. I should have gone up the order like Mahendra Singh Dhoni did against Sri Lanka in the final at Mumbai," Afridi said on a TV programme.

At the wrong end of a goal feast

Barcelona, Real Madrid, Schalke and United. These are the four teams to have come out on top after the first legs of the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals last week. A total of 18 goals were scored across the four encounters as all the teams went at each other hammer and tongs.
The English media had built up Tottenham's encounter to look like something it definitely was not, as they had done earlier with England's title chances before last year's World Cup in South Africa.

Reopening ZAB case will undo a historic wrong: PM

GARHI KHUDA BUX - Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani on Sunday said the probe by a United Nations commission into the assassination of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto was conducted to ensure credibility and to dig out the facts.
Talking to newsmen at the mausoleum of the martyrs of the Bhutto family, Gilani said the UN probe was conducted as the martyred leader had desired so, after the first attempt on her life in Karachi, adding that she wanted an independent investigation into the

India favourites? Imran is wrong: Pervez Rasheed

LAHORE - Senator Pervaiz Rashid of the Pakistan Muslim League-N has expressed his surprise and anguish over the statement of Imran Khan declaring Indian cricket team as favorite for the forthcoming semi-final of World Cup 2011.
He said that it does not behoove a Pakistani politician to predict victory of Indian cricket team over Pakistan. He said that former Pakistan cricket team captain Imran Khan has hurt the sentiments of 160 million people of Pakistan by showing his lack of

CM’s wrong policies disturbed Matric students: Elahi

LAHORE - The Punjab chief minister's (CM) wrong policies have deprived thousands of students from appearing in the Matriculation examinations, former Punjab CM Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi said on Monday. The Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) leader said that the "revolutionary education policies" of the CM have put the future of thousands of students at stake. He said that the authorities concerned had made the students suffer on the issue of roll number slips while the CM was busy in

Waqar wrong to criticise Akhtar publicly

The Pakistan team, its manager and coach should keep the team gelled and should not be talking about the players weaknesses and fitness openly. Instead they should be encouraging all the members of the team. I believe Waqar Younis questioning the fitness of pacer Shoaib Akhtar in front of the media will create problems in the team in the ongoing World Cup. I am surprised that what Waqar said about Shoaib that he is still half-fit and working hard to gain match-fitness. What does he

Wrong men convicted of Daniel Pearl murder

WASHINGTON - The wrong men were convicted of murdering US reporter Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped and beheaded in Pakistan in 2002, and US officials stood in the way of the real murderers being brought to justice for the grisly crime, a report released Thursday says.
British-Pakistani Omar Sheikh and three other men who were convicted of killing Pearl were not even present when the Wall Street Journal reporter was murdered, says the Pearl Project report, which was led by

500 held in search operation – Thumping boots knock on the...

KARACHI - The law enforcement agencies conducted a search operation in different areas of Orangi Town on Tuesday and arrested over 500 people.
Around 1,500 personnel of police and Rangers, accompanied by helicopters for aerial surveillance and armoured vehicles, cordoned off Faqir Colony, Farid Colony and Umar Baloch Mohalla in Orangi Town and conducted a house-to-house search operation.
After initial investigations, 300 people were released while the remaining suspects were

KNOW YOUR FACTS – PEPCO spokesman blasts media for painting the...

LAHORE - A Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO) spokesman seemed displeased with the various reports in the print and electronic media, which attempted to paint a gloomy power scenario, and termed these reports based on half truths, incorrect information and lack of understanding of the complexity of the power sector.
The spokesman said that media reports of electricity shortfall of over 4500 MW are speculative, misleading and devoid of facts. "Computation of electricity