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The Punjab government has been asked to issue notices to the concerned officials in the police brutality case. Full Story
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • HAVE YOUR SAY
    Should security offices be moved out of residential areas?
  • REPORT
    US accepts Pakistan as a declared nuclear state
  • INDECENT EXPOSURE
    Operation Desensitise Pakistan
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    • Wake up, Punjab
      The province is suffering, and not only from terrorism. Its leadership is also at fault.
    • Protection for women
      Can we be certain that the Harassment of Women Bill will actually change the situation on the ground?
    • ISI chief
      Gen Pasha may deserve the nation’s gratitude for services rendered but is he really indispensable?
    • Taliban likely on Karzai agenda
      Pakistan wants a part in reconciliation efforts between the Taliban and Afghanistan.
    • New archaeological find
      The Italian archaeology mission deserves kudos for continuing work in Swat under trying circumstances.
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    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    STUDENT POLITICS
    Pakistani politicians must reach out to the university-educated youth and urge them to make a difference.
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    SECURITY
    The Lahore blast once again underscored the government's inability to keep citizens safe.
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    DOMESTIC CRICKET
    A cricket fan's diary from the RBS Twenty20 Cup in Karachi last week.
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    BUSINESS
    The unusually high portfolio investment numbers have set the cynics wondering if all of it is genuine foreign buying.
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    TECHNOLOGY
    The blockage of the Hunza spells doomsday for communities dwelling along the basins of the Indus River.
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    WORLD
    The child’s physical disability has turned him into a religious icon while parents just want him surgically treated.