TEHRAN, May 11: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and President of Iran Hassan Rouhani on Sunday agreed to continue with the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project as it was beneficial for the peoples of both countries. During his two-day visit Sharif, who is accompanied by senior advisors, is also expected to meet supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, […]
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SWAT: Violence against those resisting the militancy in Malakand Division is not intimidating the area’s residents. Unidentified militants in April killed two well-known anti-Taliban activists. “In spite of these losses, the morale of Swat residents and of the family of Muzaffer Khan is high and we will continue to fight the extremists,” said Ataullah Khan,
By Salahuddin Khisrow The folk who live in Backward Town Are inside out and upside down: Mary Ann Hoberman The third generation mobile and internet service has resumed working in major cities of Pakistan and the process will be completed in coming few months. But do you know an area where people are deprived of
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PESHAWAR, April 27: The Peshawar Reader’s Club (PRC) arranged its second literary session for children here at Coffee Pot Literary Café, University Town, in which children read out their stories and poems crafted by them. It was touching to listen to the children reading out about their life spent in the shadows of militancy in
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The political has given way to the legal, though it is not clear if this will change the course of retired General Pervez Musharraf’s trial for high treason. During Tuesday’s proceedings, the bulk of arguments made by his counsel Barrister Farogh Naseem revolved around legal points. Naseem referred to a Special Court judgement issued on
