Maoist attack on train in eastern India kills three

sangram

this is a good article regarding railway news.but the govt not take active step to control them

Law minister Hamid decides to surrender portfolio: report

Syed Farrukh

u r rite..Pakistan was far better than this corrupt democracy...

Nawaz Sharif's 'million dollar watch' rumours go viral on Twitter

Qamar Jafry via Facebook

قوم کے غم میں پہنتا ہے مہنگی گھڑی رنج لیڈر کو بہت ہے مگر آرام کے ساتھ

Gen Pasha’s legacy must end: Nisar

Cobrajock

Ya Allah, please have mercy on us and save us from these brainless, vengeful idiots who have again been thrust on us. This man is illiterate and confused always, except when he clandestinely visits the US embassy in UAE for the citizenship of his family. He will explose vested interest ............ No Sir.

Imran Khan to continue getting treatment in Pakistan

Yasmeenfaruqui

Imran Khan,I hope u have a speedy recovery.We r all praying and want to see u in the nastional assembly soon. god b with u. yasmeen Faruqui.

Movement for change

Haroon

Self-righteousness & patronage abound.... you Madam were a born PTIan... long before there was PTI you were PTIan!

Cartoon

Syed Shahzeb Ali

I agree as well, And soon they shall pay for all their wrongs.

Gen Pasha’s legacy must end: Nisar

Anon

. "Foreign interference" ??? or 'the chicken comes home to roost' ??? .

Tamarrod: Morsi government in deep trouble

RiefferD

Egypt is not heading towards a new election; it's headed towards a Civil War. Ever since Mubbarick was removed, various factions have taken advantage of the opportunity to voice displeasure and frustration by rallying and destroying the area's that they live in. People aren't just rallying against the president - they are rallying against anyone in power that they happen to be unhappy with. Because of this fact, many of the protestors refuse to abide by the rule of law, something that is required in any civil country. What can't be disputed, is that Morsi is the democratically elected president - he's not a King. If people are unhappy with their decision vote him out when elections arise again. Further more, he's only been president for 1 year - what do they respect, you can't undue 30 years of Mubbarick in one year. What happens if Morsi is overthrown? Are the Islamist going to be happy with the new leader, or will they protest as the 'opposition' has protested? Ironically one of their major complaints is about jobs, yet that can't see the correlation between their violent protest and tourist not wanting to visit the country. It's sad, because I love Egypt and her people - yet they insist on walking a path that could potentially mirror Libya, or Syria.

Pakistan faces fines if IP pipeline is abandoned: Qamar

Amjadn

Cowered panjabis.They can pay the fine but cant fulfil the treaty.