HUNZA, May 28: Speakers at a workshop on Thursday stressed the need for provision of development-friendly environment in Gilgit-Baltistan. The event aimed at initiating a debate on contemporary issues and
PESHAWAR: Threatening letters were issued to the district government departments in the provincial metropolis to sack female councillors or their offices would be bombed, a source told The News. A
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QUETTA, May 28: The Balochistan High Court has taken suo motu notice of the kidnapping of a woman and asked the police officials concerned to submit a report on June
JHANG, May 28: An influential landlord, along with his sons, threw acid on a girl’s face, permanently damaging her eyes, as her father had refused to marry her to one
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