Why kill a helpless old woman?
By: MUBUSHAR ALI SULEHRIA Many hearts were torn asunder at the news of Sister Birgitta’s death. The 71-year-old Swedish woman, who had spent her youth to ameliorate the living conditions
By: MUBUSHAR ALI SULEHRIA Many hearts were torn asunder at the news of Sister Birgitta’s death. The 71-year-old Swedish woman, who had spent her youth to ameliorate the living conditions
By: Farooq Baloch ISLAMABAD: Despite a common goal – an early auction of the third generation (3G) mobile cellular spectrum licence, the officials responsible for the auction are far from
By: Murtaza Ali Shah LONDON: Singer Noor-ul-Ain Khalid, popularly known as Annie has alleged that her rich Pakistani husband subjected her to the worst kind of domestic and physical abuse
By: Mudassir Raja RAWALPINDI: The fresh examination season has brought troubles back for the Rawalpindi board. The website prepared by the Punjab Information Technology (PIT) does not do what it
By: Abdul Razaque Channa CANBERRA: The Pakistani education system has been influenced by various factors ranging from the subcontinent’s historical background, a shared geography and cultural history with India, colonisation
FAISALABAD: A man beat up his former wife and cut his nose at Satiana on Tuesday. Police said Faiz Rasool had divorced Sajida Bibi, a resident of Chak-34 GB, a
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