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Justin Bieber: Oscar winner?Arts / Entertainment

Justin Bieber: Oscar winner?

Justin Bieber may win an Oscar. Whether you think that's wonderful or one of the first signs of the impending apocalypse, it's certainly news. This week, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science

Dec 19, 2010
Foggy, dry weather will continue: Met OfficeLAHORE

Foggy, dry weather will continue: Met Office

LAHORE: Foggy conditions are likely to grip most parts of the Punjab with no rain and cold and dry weather is likely to continue in the coming days plus a fresh cold wave is likely to affect upper par

Dec 19, 2010
PMA elections to be held on 29thLAHORE

PMA elections to be held on 29th

LAHORE - Continuing in the tradition of holding branch elections every two years, Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Lahore chapter elections would be held on December 29 at the PMA House, Ferozepur R

Dec 19, 2010
Chinese women smash relay world recordSports

Chinese women smash relay world record

DUBAI: The Chinese women's swimming team powered their way to the first world record of the FINA World Short Course Championships here on Wednesday. Chen Qian, Tang Yi, Liu Jing and Zhu Qianwei surged

Dec 17, 2010
Bangladesh will award Bizinjo for voicing  for BengalisNATIONAL

Bangladesh will award Bizinjo for voicing for Bengalis

QUETTA: Bangladesh's government has decided to confer Bangladesh National Award on senior Baloch nationalist late Mir Ghous Bakhsh Bizinjo and 40 other Pakistanis for opposing the genocide of Bangladeshis in 1970s. Bangladesh selected several individuals from various countries, including 40 Pakistanis to award them with its highest civilian decoration. <br />Mir Ghous Bakhsh Bizinjo from Balochistan, GM Syed from Sindh, Sheikh Ayaz, Ahmad Saleem, Tahira Muzhar, Zafar Malik and Air

Dec 17, 2010
Sindh govt gets 20,000 acres in Thatta and Badin to set up crab and shrimp farmsNATIONAL

Sindh govt gets 20,000 acres in Thatta and Badin to set up crab and shrimp farms

KARACHI: The Sindh government has acquired 20,000 acres of land in Thatta and Badin to set up crab and shrimp farms - a plan aimed at consolidating the dwindling fishing industry, which is suffering due to a ban on fish imports from Pakistan, and helping fishermen capitalise on market opportunities in Karachi.<br />This was disclosed by the provincial Fisheries Director General Ghulam Mohammad Mahar while addressing a seminar organised by the Indus for All Programme, WWF-Pakistan.

Dec 17, 2010