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DAWN.comGovt claims consensus on 20th amendment
DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: Federal government on Monday claimed that it has built consensus with the opposition over passing 20th Constitutional Amendment Bill from the parliament, DawnNews reported. Speaking with DawnNews, Federal Information Minister Firdous Ashiq ...
PPP, PML-N reach consensus on 20th Amendment BillNews Tribe
20th amendment bill deferred againThe Nation, Pakistan
28 MPs to be unseated if 20th Amendment not passed tomorrowThe News International
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The Associated PressFactory collapse in Pakistan kills 9, traps dozens
The Associated Press
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Rescue workers struggled to reach dozens of people trapped in the rubble of a factory that collapsed in an eastern Pakistani city Monday, killing at least nine, officials said. The factory, which manufactured medicine, ...
Illegal factory collapses in Pakistan, killing 2, trapping over 40 othersWashington Post
Six dead, possibly dozens trapped after factory collapse in PakistanCNN International
LEAD: Five killed, dozens trapped in gas blast at Pakistan factoryMonsters and Critics.com
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The News International17 outlaws, includind bank dacoits, fake policeman arrested
The News International
ISLAMABAD: Industrial Area Circle Police on Monday claimed to have arrested 11 outlaws, including bank dacoities and fake policemen. According to a police spokesman, on the directives of IGP and SSP Islamabad, special teams were constitued headed ... -
Fars News AgencyVP: No Restriction for Expansion of Tehran-Islamabad Ties
Fars News Agency
Saeedlou, who is currently in Pakistan for a three-day visit, made the remarks in a meeting with the country's Finance Ministry officials on Monday. Referring to Iran's 100-million-dollar assistance to Pakistan's flood-stricken people, he said Iran's ...
Islamabad keen on ties with Tehran: Pakistan Foreign SecretaryIslamic Republic News Agency
Iran ready to complete IP gas pipeline ahead of scheduleTrend.az
Iran, Afghan presidents to visit Pakistan on 16thNews Tribe
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AFPPakistan PM to Qatar to discuss Afghan peace
AFP
ISLAMABAD — Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani left for Qatar on Monday to discuss Afghan peace efforts in the ultra-rich Gulf state where the Taliban and US officials have begun preliminary contacts. "The prime minister reiterated stance of ...
Pakistan, India can't afford war over Kashmir: GilaniTimes of India
Pak PM in Qatar, to talk Afghan reconciliationDaily News & Analysis
Gilani in Qatar, to Talk Afghan ReconciliationOutlook
Associated Press of Pakistan -Zee News
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Absence of Degree College
GreaterKashmir.com
Pahalgam, Feb 5: The inhabitants of Pahalgam in South Kashmir's Islamabad (Anantnag) district have urged the government to establish a degree college in the area saying that many students were not pursuing higher education due to the absence of such an ...
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The Nation, PakistanEradicating polio a govt priority
The Nation, Pakistan
ISLAMABAD - Special Assistant to the Prime Minister and Focal Person for Polio Eradication, Begum Shahnaz Wazir Ali, while chairing a high-level meeting held in the Chief Commissioner office, reviewed the progress of polio immunisation coverage ...
Sakhi directs for time frame to develop Sector I-15Pakistan Observer
Opening of stalled sectors becoming a riddleDAWN.com
0.2m children administered polio drops in capitalPakistan Daily Times
The News International
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3 Islamabad cops suspended for demanding 'Nikah Nama' from a couple
The News International
SP (City Zone) Captain (r) Ilayas, when contacted by this scribe for his comments, said that some black sheep in the police department causing embarrassment for the Islamabad Police, adding that the cops wrongly intercepted the couple and harassed them ... -
Islamabad stocks lose 18.46 points
Pakistan Daily Times
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad stock market witnessed selling pressure during the week as investors preferred to offload their holdings, analysts said on Saturday. The Islamabad Stock Exchange (ISE) 10-share index decreased by 18.46 points to close at ... -
The Associated PressPakistan Court to Charge Prime Minister With Contempt
New York Times
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The simmering crisis between Pakistan's government and judiciary flared dramatically on Thursday when the Supreme Court announced it would pursue contempt charges against the prime minister, Yousaf Raza Gilani, for failing to ...
Supreme Court to charge Pakistani PM with contemptThe Associated Press
Pakistan's Supreme Court To Charge Prime MinisterNPR
Pakistan says package containing anthrax sent to prime minister's office in ...Washington Post
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