Will the new province calls open Pandora's box?
Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani maintained that PPP being a symbol of the Federation is totally against any fragmentation of provinces.

He said President Asif Ali Zardari and he himself were in total agreement on this issue, asserting that raising it at this point in time, when country was facing more pressing issues, both ill-timed and inappropriate.

Reacting to this demand, Gilani said, “The country has been passing through the most critical phase of its history, confronting more pressing issues like ongoing war on terror, deteriorating law and order situation obtaining in parts of the country as a result of this war, economic meltdown, beside ... View Complete Blog
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Enhancement of petroleum prices, what the Govt. is up to?
The people from all segments of society have in one voice rejected the bulk increase in petroleum prices. The working class, terming the hikes a ‘mini-budget’, demanded from the government to withdraw this anti-people decision forthwith and meet the shortfall in revenue, if any, by cutting their wasteful expenditures. Meanwhile, traders have termed the increase a bombshell for the common man already groaning under hyper-inflationary pressure.

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 Current Affairs
Dispelling pernicious perception of why not hire a judge instead of a lawyer, Aitzaz vowed he would never appear before SC CJ.
Following the courts competing with each other in giving relief to Sharif brothers by speedily acquitting/exonerating them from earlier convictions in series of cases and paving the way for another NRO for consolidation of democracy in the country, unfortunately, gave rise to a vicious general perception about the mastermind Aitzaz Ahsan ghost writing the judgments, especi
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 Lifestyle
Even democracy seems to have made no impact on Indians’ way of life
Two frogs have been "married" in a ceremony in the western Indian state of Maharashtra to usher in the delayed monsoon rains, a report said recently.

Residents in a suburb of Nagpur, 860 kilometres (530 miles) east of the state capital Mumbai, looked on as the groom, Raja, and bride, Rani, were joined in union in a solemn ritual at the weekend, the Times of India sa
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 Showbiz
A.R Rahman invited onto Oscar board
Music genius A.R Rahman has got an invitation to be an Oscar voter. Rahman has been in news ever since he won two Oscars earlier this year for his score in Slumdog Millionaire.

This is another big news for Allah rakkha Rahman’s career. Rahman has won all the known awards for his music. He is the 1995 recipient of the Mauritius National Award and the Malaysian Award
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 Sports
Shortening Test matches from five to four days
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is considering shortening Test matches from five to four days in a bid to revamp the game's traditional format and save it from the rise of the popular Twenty20 version.

The idea of four-day Tests four-day Tests was raised in strategy discussions during ICC meetings in London last month.

ICC president David Morgan has f
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