The AML chief was attacked by two masked gunmen at his party’s election office near Mohammadi Chowk.
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Plot to bomb Lahore PC foiled, six held
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Bill empowers SBP to change bank management
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MQM pleads ‘Karachi’s case’ in NA
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Pakistan’s Naseem becomes fastest woman in South Asia
Naseem Akhtar won the women’s 100m sprint on a day that saw Pakistan win three track-and-field gold medals.
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Zardari and the transition to democracy
KARACHI BLASTS
Security prevents ambulances from reaching Civil hospital
BITTER ROW
Sparks fly as Bollywood, cricket and politics collide
MEDIA GALLERY 
HIGHLIGHTS
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Going somewhere, or nowhere? — II
When it comes to accountability in this republic, all are asleep: Cowasjee -
Water disputes
The provincial and federal govts owe it to the people to stop bickering and start finding solutions. -
Don’t want to fight fascism? Climb into a commuter train
Rahul has shown that if the state so desires, it can tame the intractable fascist: Naqvi. -
A thaw in relations?
The key in the weeks ahead will be the meetings between the foreign secretaries of Pakistan and India. -
An intolerant society
Sectarianism and intolerance gone beyond the political realm, are in danger of becoming social norms.
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Cities
CITY IN CONFLICT
CRICKET
The Rajasthan Royals captain has urged his countrymen not to give in to Shiv Sena’s threats to Australian cricketers.
KARACHI’S POLITICS
A glance at Karachi’s past happenings reveals that every round of violence has resulted in changes in the political scene.
SPORT
Mohammad Abbas became the first man in the country's history to qualify for the the Winter Olympics.
WORLD
Hundreds of Afghan villagers have fled their homes ahead of a massive NATO offensive in the south of the country.
POSITIVE SIGNS
Religious minorities form some five per cent of the Pakistani population, according to government figures.
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