The paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) and government intelligence agencies besieged offices of the Urdu dailies “Asaap”, and “Azadi” and English daily “Baluchistan Express”, in Quetta, the capital city of the
By Javed Aziz Khan PESHAWAR: Suspected militants blew up a girls’ primary school in Tiraee Payan village on the outskirts of the provincial capital on the third day of Eidul
Karachi: A chain of complaint centres for the assistance of women in crisis and for providing legal, medical and counselling services to them is being established by the Sindh Women’s
By Abid Mehdi SIALKOT: Hard work and iron will are the secrets of the ‘successful life’ of Siraj Bibi, a 119-year-old resident of border-area Kingra village, who still loves to
KARACHI: In an apparent incident of honour killing, a man shot dead his wife, daughter and niece in Surjani Town on Sunday morning, police said. The police said that the
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