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How this year's 'monsoon with a difference' is impacting farmers in Bengal

One-wheeling, speeding mar celebrations

Despite steps taken by the police for safety of citizens on the occasion of Independence Day, at least 101 people were injured in traffic accidents.

Tehrik e Taliban who are they Pakistan Islamabad explained

Who are Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan and why are they giving Islamabad a big headache?

New Delhi, Aug 16: The Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), freed from prison in large numbers after the Taliban stormed into Kabul on Sunday, is giving Islamabad a big headache. The dangerous terror group is committed to a Greater Afghanistan, ...

Local legends: Battlefield corner shop owner who has joked with customers for over four decades

Man slain by in-laws for 'abducting, marrying' girl

Suspects opened fire on victim, his friend out of resentment

Polling concludes in AJK amid violence - Newspaper

MUZAFFARABAD: Chief Election Commissioner retired Justice Abdur Rasheed visits a polling station on Sunday.—Online MUZAFFARABAD: Polling for 45 general seats of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Legislative Assembly concluded on Sunday afternoon after several incidents of violence in different constituencies which left two men dead and scores of others, including five policemen, injured. Around 700 candidates were in the fray on behalf of different parties, but main contestants were the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI), Pakistan Peo­ples Party (PPP) and AJK’s ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). The polling began at 8am and concluded at 5pm with temporary interruptions and suspensions in several areas in the wake of scuffles and armed clashes between political workers.

Four troops martyred in AJK as vehicle falls into ravine

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Leaders visit camp as protest sit-in of UoP teachers, staff continues

Top Story June 5, 2021 PESHAWAR: The protest sit-in of the academic and non-academic staff of different universities continued on fifth on Friday and political leaders and representatives of civil society paid a visit to the protest camp to express solidarity with the protesting employees. The leadership of the Federation of All Pakistan Universities Academic Staff Association (FAPUASA), including its central president Prof Nek Shafi, Punjab president Prof Abdul Satar, Sindh president Liaqat Ali, Islamabad president Saqlain Shah, and FAPUASA Balochistan President Dr Kaleemullah would visit the protest camp on Monday. During their visit, the next line of action for the universities across the country would be announced.