A twist in Tasleem Solangi’s case
July 24, 2009
By Waseem Shamsi SUKKUR: A fresh autopsy of Tasleem Solangi’s body has found five slugs of a cartridge pierced in her body, but there are no marks of dog bite.
By Waseem Shamsi SUKKUR: A fresh autopsy of Tasleem Solangi’s body has found five slugs of a cartridge pierced in her body, but there are no marks of dog bite.
ISLAMABAD: Women can play a vital role in saving precious national resources spent on treating illness due to carelessness in eating and diet. This was stated by chief of PAIMAN
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court quashed on Thursday a criminal case lodged by the father of a girl who married of her free will against her husband and his relatives
LAHORE: A 20-year-old woman succumbed to her burns at Mayo Hospital on Thursday, six days after she burnt herself outside her former in-laws’ house near Doctors’ Hospital in Johar Town.
RAWALPINDI: A 30-year-old woman was killed after being tortured and set on fire allegedly by her in-laws in the Airport police area on Thursday, police said. According to the police,
HYDERABAD: The federal government should pay full pension to widows for enabling them in leading an honourable and dignified life as the unprecedented price hike had made it difficult to
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