A non-UN-sanctioned US drone attack has killed at least four people in Pakistan's northwest tribal region of South Waziristan.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Karachi: 25 killed in fresh violence
KARACHI: Violence refused to die down in this Pakistani city with 10 more people killed on Monday, raising the death toll to 25 in the past two days, even as people joined a government-supported peace rally to demand an end to the unabated killings.
Pakistan detains US Ambassador at Islamabad airport; asks for NoC
Islamabad: Pakistani authorities recently detained the US Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter, at Islamabad airport. Pakistani officials said they were enforcing a rule that requires all foreign diplomats to have a "No-objection Certificate" (NoC) for travelling outside Islamabad.
China, Turkey, Korea Keen to Invest in Pakistan
Chinese, Turkish and Korean businesses have shown keen interest in investing in Pakistan's "textile city" of Karachi, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has said.
A Year after Pakistan floods, 800,000 families still homeless
It is now been a year since Pakistan was hit by the worst floods in
its history, but threats continue to loom over 800,000 homeless
families.
Pakistan's judiciary free, independent, says minister
Islamabad : Pakistan's judiciary was functioning freely and
independently, said a minister after a court announced its verdict in a
corruption case.
10 NATO tankers torched by unidentified men in Khairpur
Four people received burn injuries after some unidentified men set NATO tankers on fire on the National Highway near Kurram Abad area of Khairpur in Pakistan.
Aman Rally signifies unity through diversity: PM Gilani
Prime
Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Sunday said that peaceful “Aman
Rally” held in Karachi reflects the resolve of the people of city to
maintain peace and security.
Complete shutter down strike observed in Quetta over killing of 19 persons
Complete shutter down strike observed in the provincial capital city against the killing of 19 persons in two target killing incidents on the call of the Hazara Democratic Party here on Sunday.
Irregularities of Rs. 32 billion pointed out in public sector enterprises
The irregularities of 32 billion rupees have been pointed out in the Public Sector Enterprises
which are being run under the government. These Public Sector
Enterprises violated the rules and regulations and used their
authorities illegally and made payments worth billion of rupees.
Clash between two banned outfits claim eight lives in Khayber Agency
At eight persons were killed and six others injured in the result of the ongoing clashes between banded outfits Lashkar-e-Islm and Ansarul Islam in Terranh Valley of the Khayber Agency here on Sunday.
FBR hurdle in expanding tax net: PEW
The President of Pakistan Economy Watch Dr Ghulam Murtaza Mughal has said
that the Federal Board of Revenue is the biggest hurdle in expansion in
tax net. He said that the dissatisfaction is at its highest point in
the Pakistani masses and international organizations on FBR and it is
alarming situation for Pakistan.
Abbottabad commission meeting postponed due to administrative reasons
The meeting of the Abbottabad commission scheduled to be held today (Monday) has been postponed due to administrative reasons.
22 dead in fresh Karachi violence
KARACHI: The fresh spate of violence and target killing in Karachi
has claimed 22 more lives since yesterday, including nine deaths have
been reported on Sunday.
Retirement of 4 generals in Sept prompts promotions, reshuffle in army
ISLAMABAD: Retirement of four lieutenant generals on the same day in
coming September is likely to prompt at least an equal number of
promotions and top level reshuffle in the Pakistan Army.
Crippling strike in Quetta against target killing
QUETTA: On the appeal of Hazara Democratic Party complete shutter
down strike was observed in Quetta on Sunday against killing of 11
persons including a woman in various incidents of target killing.
Special monitoring cell for monitoring foriegners’ movement in Province, tribal areas
PESHAWAR: The Provincial government of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa (KPK) has
established a special monitoring cell for monitoring the movement of
foriegners in Province and tribal areas.
Afghan MP warns of ‘plan B’ if peace bid ignored
ISLAMABAD: Afghan MP Huma Sultani has warned that she along with
Mulla Omar and Mullah Baseer would directly go to people for peace if
her efforts for peace in Afghanistan were ignored.
Nawaz to chair PML-N’s parliamentary party today
LAHORE: The Parliamentary Party meeting of Pakistan Muslim
League-Nawaz (PML-N) will be held at Parliament House on Monday
(today).
NA session today
ISLAMABAD: The President Asif Ali Zardari has summoned the session
of the National Assembly on 1st August Monday at 3:00 p.m. in the
Parliament House.
Couple commits suicide over domestic dispute
SIALKOT: A couple committed suicide by hanging themselves over
domestic dispute here on Sunday. According to details, Sanaullah (46)
and his wife Humaira Bibi (24) committed suicide by hanging themselves
to the ceiling fan in village Mahadipur in the limits of Kotli Syed
Amir police station, Police revealed.
11 local radio stations planned for tribal areas
PESHAWAR: Radio Pakistan will kick off special transmission from
Monday (today) to be focused on development in the tribal areas, said a
spokesman in FATA Secretariat.
Crackdown against wheelies; 5 arrested
RAWALPINDI: City Traffic Police (CTP) Rawalpindi, has arrested five
one-wheelers and impounded several motorcycles including other vehicles
under charges of incomplete documents and over-speeding, said traffic
police.
Retired baboo urges CJ for justice
ISLAMABAD: A top retired government official who is allegedly being
victimized by high court’s officials illegally Sunday asked the Chief
Justice of Pakistan to take notice of unprecedented illegalities.
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