Report on Pak nukes ‘absurd, mischievous’: No foreign entity allowed to cross ‘red lines’: CJCSC
* Pakistan has very effective nuclear security regime
* Rules out sharing any information about nuclear assets with anyone
By Sajjad Malik
RAWALPINDI: No foreign entity is allowed to cross the “red lines” and gain intrusive access to strategic assets, Chairman of the Joint... 
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Punjab Assembly in uproar
Staff Report
LAHORE: Massive uproar was witnessed in the Punjab Assembly on the final day of proceedings, as the opposition tried its best to block House business before the session was prorogued.
Cries of ‘Go Minister Go’, aimed at Law Minister Rana Sanaullah, rang out from the...
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18 Taliban, 7 soldiers killed in FATA violence
* Fighter jets bomb Taliban hideouts in Kurram Agency
* Taliban fire rockets at Scouts Fort in Mamoond tehsil
Staff Report
RAWALPINDI/LAHORE/KHAR: The army killed at least 18 more Taliban in South Waziristan, Kurram Agency and Bajaur Agency on Monday.
“Taliban fired...
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3 killed, 5 hurt in Peshawar suicide attack
By Manzoor Ali Shah
PESHAWAR: Three people, including a policeman, were killed and five others injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a police checkpost in Faqirabad on Monday, said police.
The bomber struck near a busy intersection which connects Charsadda Road and...
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Aitzaz says he was offered top position
* Former SCBA president says details of offer will ‘cause some people sleepless nights’
LAHORE: Former Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) president Aitzaz Ahsan has admitted that he was offered a top position in the government, a private TV channel reported on Monday.
Talking...
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Tailenders steal the show
ABU DHABI: New Zealand won the third one-day international against Pakistan by seven runs on Monday to clinch the series 2-1, despite a record last-wicket partnership of 103 between Saeed Ajmal and Mohammad Aamer – who scored a world-best 73 not out at No 10 for the Pakistanis. Brendon McCullum top-scored...
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37 ordinances likely to lapse by 28th
* Senate scheduled to meet next month, cut-off date for ordinances is Nov 28
By Zulfiqar Ghuman
ISLAMABAD: The government is unlikely to adopt any of the ordinances mentioned in the Supreme Court’s July 31 decision before November 28.
According to the SC decision, the ordinances...
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Karachi | It’s time!
Sacrificial animals have started arriving at designated points in the provincial capital as Eidul Azha will be celebrated on the 10th day of the Islamic month of Zilhaj. Muslims across the world mark the spirit of sacrifice demonstrated by Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) by slaughtering animals to express their...
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