ISLAMABAD - Pakistani troops backed by jets and helicopter gunships
have killed 40 militants in a restive tribal area bordering Afghanistan
in the past three days, a military commander said Thursday.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
US not taken Pak into confidence on dialogues with Taliban: Hussain Haqqani
Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States Hussain Haqqani has said that
America did not take Pakistan into confidence about the dialogues with
Taliban and Pakistani Consulate in US issued visas after clearance and
formal approval from Pakistani Foreign Office.
World cricket body bans government meddling
HONG KONG - Cricket's governing body on Thursday banned countries
from appointing politicians to national boards, vowing to free the
sport from undue government influence.
5 killed in NATO container hit
Five people were killed while 11 others injured on Wednesday as a NATO container fell on three vehicles in Tehsil Jamrud of Khyber Agency.
SC disposes off Sajjad Ali Shah post retirement benefits case
Supreme Court on Wednesday disposed off the case regarding the post retirement benefits of the former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Justice Sajjad Ali Shah.
Parliamentary body directs IP to continues Saleem Shahzad murder probe
Standing Committee of National Assembly on Human Rights directed Islamabad
police that investigation and search for criminals should be continued
in the slain Saleem Shahzad murder case and committee directed district
officers of interior ministry to sent letters about the security of
journalists.
14 persons lost lives in rain related incidents
At least 14 people were lost their lives and more than 20 others injured as the roofs of houses collapsed in different areas of the country in the result of the heavy rains here on Wednesday.
Time limit for NLC report to expire today
The time granted by the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC) to
the Ministry of Defense for the presentation of investigative report
regarding National Logistic Cell (NLC) scandal is going to be expire
today (Thursday).
Pakistan tells US to leave 'drone' attack base
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan told the United States to leave a remote desert
air base reportedly used as a hub for covert CIA drone attacks, Defence
Minister Ahmed Mukhtar was quoted by state media as saying on Wednesday.
Army denies US allegations of inability to fight militants
Islamabad: DG ISPR (Military Spokesman) on Wednesday said that we
reject the allegations leveled by senior US military officials before
the Senate Armed Services committee as reported in section of press
casting aspersions on the desire and capability of Pakistan army to
fight militancy.
People’s eyes are set on Bhutto reference case: CJP Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Iftikhar Muhammad
Chaudhry has said all people eyes are set on Bhutto reference case.
Pak naval base attackers ‘received help from inside’ PNS Mehran: Navy officials
The Pakistan Navy has briefed the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Defence on the PNS Mehran attack probe.
Pakistan committed to facilitate Afghan reconciliation process: PM Gilani
Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani Wednesday said Pakistan was committed to playing a facilitator’s role in the Afghan reconciliation process for restoration of peace and stability in Afghanistan and the region.
PM Gilani for comprehensive strategy to meet energy needs
Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday directed the
Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources to prepare a comprehensive
strategy to meet energy needs of the country.
Region likely to remain unstable sans resolution of Kashmir issue: CJCSC
Chairman
Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (CJCSC), General Khalid Shameem Wynne
has said that “As long as the Kashmir issue remains un-resolved, this
region is likely to remain unstable”.
Rehman Malik for resolving passport problems of Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia
Interior
Minister Rehman Malik on Wednesday directed the Director General (DG)
Passport to address passport issues of Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia on
priority basis.
Govt reaffirms its support for Afghan led , Afghan owned peace and reconciliation process
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has reaffirmed its support for the Afghan-led
and Afghan-owned peace and reconciliation process, and its readiness to
encourage and facilitate a process that is all inclusive.
UK royal couple declines KP invitation to attend Shandoor Fair
PESHAWAR: The Royal British Couple has declined an invitation by the
Provincial government for attending the Shandoor Fair due to security
concerns.
Senate body takes notice of irregularities in LHW Sindh
ISLAMABAD: Senate Standing has taken notice of irregularities in Lady Health Worker programs in various districts of Sindh.
NA committee rejects IG Balochistan briefing on Kharotabad incident
ISLAMABAD: National Assembly (NA) standing committee on human rights
has rejected Balochistan police briefing on Kharotabad incident and
constituted a 4-member sub committee to ascertain the facts.
Pindi district administration issues high-alert warning of flooding of low lying areas
RAWALPINDI: With the advent of monsoon season, the district
administration of Rawalpindi has issued a high alert warning in regards
to possibility of flooding of low lying areas.
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