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Zakaria Al Sadah, the brother-in-law of slain Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden expressed fears that he might be pushed out from Pakistan to deprive his sister and her children of legal assistance. Zakaria said that District and Session Judge Shahrukh Arjumand had also adjourned the petition of applicant till March 26 without passing any orders […]
Slain Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden’s brother-in-law, Zakaria Al Sadah, filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court (IHC) for the dismissal of case against his sister Amal Abdul Fattah Al sada and her children. He pleaded his sister and her five children be allowed to go back to Yemen. Filing the petition through his […]
Bengali Tigers continued their giant-killing act and defeated Sri Lanka by five wickets in the last league match, knocking India out of the Asia Cup. In quite a historic triumph, Bangladesh entered the Asia Cup final for the first time after it consigned the Sri Lankan team to a third successive defeat via the Duckworth-Lewis […]
India wins against Pakistan, Bangladesh wins the final and visits Pakistan for the ODI series ?? The 11th edition of the four-nation Asia Cup started on March 11th, 2012. The first match was played against Team Pakistan and Team Bangladesh. Pakistan posted a victory over the host team after a nail-biter that went on to the 49th […]
The joint-sitting of Parliament started a debate on the terms of engagement with the United States (US) in the light of recommendations presented by the Parliamentary Committee on National Security (PCNS) following deadly American air-strikes on Pakistani troops in Slala check-post. Chairman Senate, Syed Nayyer Hussain Bukhari is chairing the joint-session summoned by President Asif […]
Shahid Khan Afridi- An Enigma of Pakistan’s cricket Shahid Khan Afridi is undoubtedly one of the finest cricketers Pakistan has ever produced. He made his professional ODI debut against Kenya back in October 2nd 1996 as a leg spinner and never had the chance to show his brilliance with the bat, he also went wicket-less. […]
Over the last couple of days, conflicting reports have been emerged regarding Chinese interest in the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline project. Citing geological reasons, the media reported that Industrial and Commercial Bank of China may quit the financing consortium. A delusion into believing that China is an all-weather friend, which will stand by us no matter […]
By wide and large expansion in the Pakistan’s media industry, the questions over the quality of content have been raised so many times in the recent times. Confessedly, there have been examples, especially in the electronic media, where the limits of civilized discourse have been breached. A lame excuse what mostly people utter is that […]
Amid match-fixing allegations, Pakistan and arch-rival India are going to face each other in a mouth-watering Asia Cup encounter in Dhaka, on Sunday, March 18, 2012, almost a year after their historic World Cup clash. The famous encounter, unfortunately, comes just days after fresh allegations that match-fixing remains ubiquitous in the game even after four […]
In quite a rare public appearance, Chief of Army Staff Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani rejected allegations about the involvement of secret agencies in the kidnapping and forceful disappearances, saying only 47 people are missing in Balochistan. Interacting to senior journalists at a farewell reception given in the honour of outgoing Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar […]
Talibans offered to form alliance with the with Government It has been said by Pakistan Government officials that the names of the banned organisations will be removed from the list if they stop their activities across the country. Interior Minister Rehman Malik noted, “If the proscribed organisations assure us that they have closed down their militant […]
We are unaware of an ongoing silent war in Balochistan resulting in a daily death toll which is not reported as fervently as it should be. Unfortunately, more than 85% population of the province does not have access to clean drinking water and other basic necessities. No one from the government side or the private […]
