FEATURED
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Thousands of PTI workers march in Raiwind
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Pakistani artists are not 'terrorists': Salman Khan
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Pakistani cinemas stop screening Bollywood films
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Bilawal Bhutto shocked at children's death in blaze
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Afridi urges India, Pakistan to maintain peace
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POL prices to remain unchanged in October
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CJ Jamali refuses to attend global conference in India
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‘Surgical Strikes’ falsehood exposed as Indian minister rejects...
NEW DELHI: India’s Minister of State for Information and Boradcasting Rajyavardhan Singh has said the so-called surgical strikes across the LoC did not involve any aerial operation, rejecting Indian army’s claim that troops of Special Forces were... read more
FEATURED
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Thousands of PTI workers march in Raiwind
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Pakistani artists are not 'terrorists': Salman Khan
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Pakistani cinemas stop screening Bollywood films
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Bilawal Bhutto shocked at children's death in blaze
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Afridi urges India, Pakistan to maintain peace
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POL prices to remain unchanged in October
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CJ Jamali refuses to attend global conference in India
NATIONAL
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SAARC summit postponed amid rising Pakistani-Indian tensions
ISLAMABAD: A summit of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) leaders set for Islamabad in November has been postponed indefinitely, the Pakistani government said on Friday, amid rising tension...
WORLD
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Israel pays Turkey $20 mn compensation to normalise ties
ISTANBUL: Israel has paid Turkey $20 million in compensation for the deadly storming of an aid ship in 2010, a key pillar of a deal to normalise ties after a six-year rift, a Turkish official said Friday. The...
Entertainment
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Adnan Sami's malicious tweets anger Pakistanis
Adnan Sami, a singer and composer, was given taste of his own medicine by Pakistanis when he expressed malice towards Pakistan on Twitter in an effort to prove his...
Business
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POL prices to remain unchanged in October
ISLAMABAD: The government has decided to keep petroleum product prices unchanged for the month of October. Federal Minister for Finance Senator Ishaq Dar on Friday...
SPORTS
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Babar’s ton helps Pakistan set West Indies 287 after floodlight...
SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates: West Indies were set a target of 287 to win the first one-day international after Pakistan scored 284-9 in a match reduced to 49 overs due to a floodlight failure at Sharjah stadium...
Technology
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Samsung in talks with US on washing machine safety issues
SEOUL: Samsung Electronics, which is already reeling from a global recall of its Note 7 smartphones, said on Thursday it is in talks with a US watchdog to address...
Health
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Child fitness gap linked to income inequality
In a comparison of fitness levels among children in 50 countries, the nations with the biggest internal income disparities tended to have the least fit youth. African...
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YouTube, the game-changing video streaming site, remains a gold mine for...
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Anyone who has attended a Sounds of Kolachi gig can tell you this much: the...
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The battle for supremacy between Marvel and DC Comics is legendary and hardly...
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As tension between India and Pakistan continues to make headlines, the fate of...
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Dispelling all doubts regarding the dates (and possibility) of Fashion...
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OPINION The definition of an army is that it is “a large organised body...
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INSIGHT Privatisation of state-owned entities was one of the major planks of...
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I grew up listening to incredible stories of great people who read 12 hours a...
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This week You! takes a look at the cosy interiors of a restaurant in Karachi...
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I am a 22-year-old girl and seven years ago, my cousin gave my number to one...
