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Five killed in deadly Quetta blast -------------------------------------------------------- A powerful bomb exploded outside the City police station located in the busy Liaquat Bazaar of Quetta on Thursday killing at least five people and injuring at least 37 others. The Quetta...

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday morning left New Delhi to visit Brunei and Indonesia, as India looks for greater economic ties with the South-East Asian countries. Singh will attend the ASEAN-India Summit and the East Asia Summit on October 10 in Brunei Darussalem, before leaving...

TARIQ ROAD: Three vehicles were damaged in an explosion on Tariq Road on Tuesday, Express News reported. The police have not issued a statement at this time and no loss of life has been reported. The explosion reportedly took place outside a shop. A fire brigade and rescue teams...

International aid agencies barred from Awaran KHAWAR GHUMMAN Published at 2013-10-08 09:28:35 Share Email 0 Comment(s) Print ISLAMABAD: The government is not allowing international humanitarian aid agencies to go into earthquake- affected districts of Balochistan. In a press...

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Differences crop up with Russia over Pak-Fa fighter jet deal Published October 7, 2013 | By admin SOURCE: Tribune News Service Difference of opinion has cropped up between long-term partners India and Russia over the prestigious project to jointly develop and produce the next generation...

Malala eyes politics to 'change the future' of Pakistan AFP | Oct 7, 2013, 01.59PM IST "I will be a politician in my future. I want to change the future of my country and I want to make education compulsory," Malala said in a BBC interview. LONDON: Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani...

The foreign hand BABAR SATTAR Published at 2013-10-07 08:04:05 FISHING in troubled waters is the unfortunate rule and not the exception in strategic thinking. Add to that the concept that an enemy of an enemy is a friend. And that in a nutshell explains our foreign hand problem...

Blast near Peshawar kills four, several injured ZAHIR SHAH SHERAZI Published at 2013-10-07 08:40:27 Share Email 0 Comment(s) Print PESHAWAR: At least four people were kileld and several others were injured in an explosion on Monday near a medical facility in Bazid Khel village of...

Afghan Taliban financing militants in Pakistan: TTP FROM THE NEWSPAPER Published at 2013-10-07 06:39:44 Share Email 0 Comment(s) Print SOMEWHERE IN WAZIRISTAN: The Afghan Taliban are financially supporting the Pakistani militants and providing sanctuary to them in Afghanistan...

India and Sri Lanka will tomorrow sign agreements for a 500 MW thermal power project to be jointly developed by state-owned NTPC. NEW DELHI: India and Sri Lanka will tomorrow sign agreements for a 500 MW thermal power project to be jointly developed by state-owned NTPC with a local partner...

Kayani lobbying to keep key defence role: WSJ Report By Web Desk Published: October 6, 2013 Share this article Print this page Email Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani. PHOTO: AFP ISLAMABAD: Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani is lobbying to keep a key...

Intelligence agencies to tighten noose around Pak drivers Yudhvir Rana,TNN | Oct 6, 2013, 04.31AM IST AMRITSAR: Following recovery of gold ornaments from driver of the Lahore- bound Sada-e-Sarhad bus at Attari on Thursday, the Indian intelligence agencies have decided to keep a close...

India looking to import uranium from Uzbekistan PTI | Oct 6, 2013, 01.06PM IST NEW DELHI: India is in talks with Uzbekistan for procuring uranium for growing requirement of fuel for its nuclear plants, expected to increase in number in coming years. A delegation of department of atomic...

Altaf urges Taliban to stop bomb blasts October 06, 2013 AGENCIES KARACHI - Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf Hussain on Saturday made a compassionate appeal to the Taliban to “stop bombings in the name of peace”. “Stop attacking our officers, soldiers, citizens, public properties...

China is 'polluting' Mt. Fuji, claims Japan study October 06, 2013 - Updated 751 PKT From Web Edition 56 7 0 0 TOKYO: A Japanese study is claiming that toxic air pollution from China is to blame for high mercury levels atop the country's beloved Mount Fuji. The research will likely do...

US commandos nab senior al-Qaida leader linked to 1998 embassy bombings AP | Oct 6, 2013, 06.58AM IST This image from the FBI website shows Anas al-Libi who was believed to be a computer specialist with al- Qaida. (Via AP) TRIPOLI, Libya: US forces on Saturday captured an al-Qaida...

Iran 'a year or more' from nuke capability: Obama AP | Oct 5, 2013, 08.07PM IST Obama, in an interview with The Associated Press, expressed optimism about the blossoming diplomacy between his administration and Iran's new president, but said the US would not accept a "bad deal" on the...

Foundation of Rampal power plant laid Aminur Rahman Rasel Environment Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reiterates that the plant will not adversely affect the Sundarbans The foundation stone for Bagerhat's coal-fired Rampal powerplant was laid in Kushtia's Bheramara on Saturday, just a week...

India's October 28 Mars mission on schedule: Isro PTI | Oct 5, 2013, 04.47PM IST India plans to launch its MOM spacecraft on October 28, the first day of the launch window which remains open till November 19. BANGALORE: Isro on Saturday said the country's October 28 Mars Orbiter Mission...