LAHOREOn the direction of Advisor to Chief Minister Punjab on Health Khawja Salman Rafiq, a special medical board has been constituted for the treatment of 13-year old Nauman Masih in Mayo Hospital.Rafi
Arts / EntertainmentScandals queen and disputed film actor Meera has announced that she will be running Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s election campaign from NA-246 Karachi.In a statement issued on Sunday Meera said th
NATIONALPakistani lawmakers’ call for the government to remain neutral on the escalating crisis in Yemen has evoked a strong response from the United Arab Emirates (UAE).“The vague and contradictory s
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NATIONALA 14-year-old boy was set on fire by two unidentified men on Friday, allegedly because he belonged to the Christian faith, according to the boy’s statement.Nauman, a resident of Sherakot area wa
ISLAMABADZakiur Rehman Lakhvi released from Adiala Jail after furnishing Rs 2m bail bondsIndia says JuD leader’s release ‘an insult’ to victims of 26/11 attacksZakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the alleged
NATIONALPPP co-chairman says party chairman ‘too young for politics, his thinking needs to mature before he is able to enter politics again’Calls for in-camera briefing on Yemen conflict, advises po
LAHOREThe Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) has broken its silence over the cancellation of Mama Qadeer’s talk, ‘Un-silencing Balochistan’, saying the talk was cancelled on orders from t
ForeignHuman Rights Watch said on Wednesday it filed a suit alleging the US Drug Enforcement Administration illegally collected records of its phone calls to foreign countries for years.The lawsuit comes
KARACHIUsing unfair means and cheating in annual examinations is on the rise in Sindh primarily due to bad governance of the authorities concerned. Despite wider use of computers in Pakistan including Sindh,
ForeignChildren in North Korea are reportedly to be taught that Kim Jong-un learned to drive at the age of three, as part of a new school subject entirely dedicated to his life and “revolutionary works”.
ForeignUN gives a third of the world's countries a passing grade for efforts to provide universal basic educationPakistan, one of 164 countries that pledged in 2000 to provide universal basic education,
