PCB to hold trial matches for U-19 players

ISLAMABAD: The capital police arrested 13 outlaws from various areas and recovered a tampered van, 890 gramme of hashish and four pistols from their possession. According to a police spokesman, Aabpara police stations Sub-Inspector Muhammad Yousaf ...

ISLAMABAD, May 11: On Saturday, a majority of registered voters of federal capital participated in the election process. However, over 3,000 people, including women and children participated in a sit-in held by Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT), near ...

ISLAMABAD, May 8: Though the ministry of housing has recently informed the Islamabad High Court that 42 police officials are living in government houses in violation of rules, some senior officials of the ministry are allegedly involved in illegal ...

Ahmed Shatil Alam BUET MechaTrons's robot Once again this year five Bangladeshi teams are set to attend a very prestigious robotics competition hosted by NASA. The 4th Annual Lunabotics Mining Competition shall start from May 20 till May 24, this ...

Posted on 35 minutes ago Hafiz Azizur Rehaman HAFIZABAD: Serious differences between the workers and office-bearers of PTI over the award of party tickets have come to surface when Vice Chairperson Punjab PTI Aasia Usman and Ch. Aman Ullah Sandhu ...

DHONKAL: Two police constables were arrested here on Sunday for misbehaving with a Wapda assistant linesman and his wife. Gujranwala Electric Power Company Sub-division No 1 (Wazirabad) Assistant Lineman Muhammad Ijaz and his wife were looking ...

Posted on 9 hours ago F.P.ReportHAFIZABAD: Returning Officer/Additional Sessions Judge Pindi Bhattian Qamar-uz-Zaman has rejected the nomination paper of Ch. Mehdi Hassan Bhatti, who had filed his application to contest election from NA-103.Ch.

The shooting of teenage blogger Malala Yousafzai was just the tip of the iceberg. Extremists are taking aim at all girls schools of northwest Pakistan. What does the Taliban fear? A girl's school in Pakistan - (Hashoo foundation ) By Lucie ...

ISLAMABAD, March 26: Repeated instances of fraud and subsequent police inaction have dissuaded many overseas Pakistanis, including UK-based Mohammad Khalid, from investing in the country. The cases have also highlighted a "might makes right" culture ...