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An emergency meeting of the Sindh cabinet has been summoned for Saturday evening to finalise measures. Full Story
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    MEDIA GALLERY
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    • AJK in turmoil
      AJK politicians need to be reminded of what it is they are elected to do: address the problems of AJK.
    • Siachen forgotten?
      The lack of interest in a solution is deplorable, as more than two decades ago it was a distinct possibility.
    • Unprepared yet again
      A crisis situation has already resulted, and little can now be done except to carry out relief and rescue operations.
    • Murree ‘development’
      Projects in the region have failed to factor in issues ranging from water supply and sanitation to heritage.
    • Jungle justice
      The blasphemy law helps foster a societal mindset where individuals take the law into their own hands.
    • CCI approval
      Special attention ought to be paid to run-of-the-river projects, wind farms and forms of renewable energy.
    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    INSIDE BALOCHISTAN II
    Mapping the groups involved in the violence in Balochistan is fraught with danger.
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    INSIDE BALOCHISTAN
    With Habib Jalib Baloch’s killing, has the insurgency in Balochistan entered a dangerous new phase?
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    EDUCATION
    According to govt policy, a primary school should be established within a radius of 1.5 to two kilometres, officials said.
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    COLLISION WITH MEDIA
    Nawaz expressed his anger over the ‘inaction’ of Shahbaz to the passage of a resolution against the media.
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    ALTERNATIVE TO FORCE
    The army has peppered Balochistan with dozens of development projects to win hearts and minds.
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    FAKE DEGREES
    “The PML-N stands to lose the most because it (fake degrees) is more of a Punjab-specific issue,” Najam Sethi told Dawn.