‘Drug use increasing in girls’ colleges
June 21, 2009
LAHORE: The use of drugs in girls’ colleges in the city is on the rise, a private TV channel quoted the Punjab Anti-Narcotics Force chief as saying on Saturday. According
LAHORE: The use of drugs in girls’ colleges in the city is on the rise, a private TV channel quoted the Punjab Anti-Narcotics Force chief as saying on Saturday. According
By Nasir Jamal QUETTA: The Balochistan government presented on Saturday a tax-free revenue surplus budget of Rs71.617 billion for the fiscal year 2009-10, which includes a record development programme of
PESHAWAR: Security forces killed six militants and suffered four casualties, besides injuries to eight others, in parts of the Swat Valley during the ongoing military operation, the Inter-Services Public Relations
By Mushtaq Yusufzai & Irfan Burki PESHAWAR/WANA: Twenty-two suspected militants and six soldiers were reportedly killed in a daylong military action against the Baitullah Mehsud-led Taliban in the South Waziristan
WASHINGTON: A New York Times reporter kidnapped last November by the Taliban and held in the mountains of Afghanistan and Pakistan has escaped to freedom, the newspaper reported on Saturday
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