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Pakistan, Afghanistan for joint peace efforts Pakistan on Wednesday said it had not hidden agenda in Afghanistan and aimed at enhancing bilateral goodwill and all-round cooperation between the two brotherly states. After a leaked-out NATO report that accused Islamabad of secretly supporting Taliban in Afghanistan, top level talks held in Kabul between top Pakistani officials […]
Pakistan fighter jets pound Taliban in Orakzai On Wednesday, February 01, 2012 fighter jets from the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) pounded Taliban compounds in northwestern tribal area, killing at least 20 Taliban, sources revealed. The jets targeted hideouts in the tribal Orakzai district and at least four compounds were hit, in the latest surge of […]
Federal Board of Revenue unable to meet its target in January Wednesday, February 1, 2012: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) tax collection for the month of January falls short of its target. According to commendable sources, the tax collecting institute needed to collect Rs140 billion for January, however, it was only able to accumulate somewhere […]
Malik to fortify Security arrangements for UN officials Islamabad: (Wednesday, February 01, 2012) Federal Minister for Interior Rehman Malik said today that the government was putting in its best efforts and utilizing all possible resources to beef up security arrangements for all UN officials and staff in Pakistan. He was talking to the Director for […]
Federal Cabinet to hold meeting of CCI to discuss Drug Regulatory Authority issue on Feb 09 Islamabad: (Wednesday, February 01, 2012) Federal Cabinet has decided to convene a meeting of Council of Common Interests (CCI) on 9th of this month to discuss the issue of Drug Regulatory Authority (DRA) with provinces at length and to […]
John O’Loughlin Kennedy honored as State Alumni by the U.S Department of State Washington DC: (Wednesday, February 01, 2012) The U.S. Department of State selected John O’Loughlin Kennedy, an Irish alumnus of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs’ (ECA) Fulbright Student Program, as February’s State Alumni Member of the Month. O’Loughlin Kennedy’s participation in […]
EU duty waiver for Pakistan gets approval from WTO Geneva: (Wednesday, February 01, 2012) The World Trade Organization has approved European Union’s decision to waive off duties on 75 exportable items from Pakistan today. The EU has taken the decision to extend help for Pakistan in recovering from massive floods rendered the country inundated in […]
James Anderson says England motivated to beat Pakistan England’s fast bowler James Anderson has claimed that despite losing the Test series to Pakistan, his side has not panicked and will be looking forward to perform well in the upcoming match at the Dubai Cricket Stadium. "The mood is pretty good, considering the position we’re are […]
Chairman Efroze Chemicals says drug scandal is conspiracy Karachi: (Wednesday, February 01, 2012) the chairman of Efroze Chemicals, the Pharmaceutical Company which produced the medicine suspected to cause deaths among cardiac patients in Lahore, has said that scandal is a mere conspiracy against them. The chairman claimed that the chemical under question was stolen from […]
Pakistan refused any hidden agenda In response to the NATO’s leaked report, Pakistan Wednesday rejected accusations that it was secretly assisting Taliban insurgents battling in Afghanistan. A leaked-out NATO report charged that Pakistan’s security services, particularly the ISI, were seconding the Taliban. However, the timing of the statement was not good for Foreign Minister Hina […]
Cabinet convenes meeting to discuss FM Khar’s visit to Russia Islamabad: (Wednesday, February 01, 2012) While Pakistan is looking forward to renew its ties with Russia, just ahead of Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar’s visit to the country, Cabinet held a meeting here today and discuss the details of her tour. In the meeting, chaired […]
Supreme Court of Pakistan maintains its stance The Supreme Court of Pakistan has maintained its stance and re stated that the Prime Minister of Pakistan Yousuf Raza Gilani should have written to the Swiss probe in order to re start the investigation against the President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari. The government ruled by the […]
