The Hindu Clarke all praise for Forrest The Hindu Australian captain Michael Clarke lavished praise on batsman Peter Forrest ahead of the host's ODI game against Sri Lanka at the WACA here on Friday. Read More »
CBC.ca Maldives development The Hindu This refers to the editorial “Trouble in paradise” (Feb. 8) Read More »
IBNLive.com Gilani to appeal against contempt charges The Hindu Five days before he is to appear before the Supreme Court to be formally charged with contempt of court, Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday filed an appeal against the February 2 order. The Court has posted his appeal for hearing on ... Read More »
The Nation, Pakistan Punjab govt responsible for spurious drug deaths, says Imran The Nation, Pakistan Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has said that he met Baloch leaders, including Akhtar Mengal in Dubai to discuss situation in Balochistan who are in self exile in different countries. Read More »
The Nation, Pakistan Bogus votes Imran files plea to 'stop' by-elections Pakistan Observer Islamabad—Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Friday submitted a miscellaneous appeal to the court for stopping by-elections scheduled to be held on February 25, and to remove fake votes from the voter lists. Imran urges Supreme Court to stay by-elections DAWN.com SC urged to halt Senate elections The Nation, Pakistan Imran Khan challenges 25th February by-polls in Supreme Court International News Network South Asian News Agency - The Express Tribune - The News International all 11 news articles Read More »
The Nation, Pakistan SC urged to halt Senate elections The Nation, Pakistan ISLAMABAD - Two separate petitions filed Friday prayed the apex court to order halt to Senate election and by-elections on the vacant seats of the national and provincial assemblies. The Senate election is slated in March while the Election Commission ... Imran Khan challenges 25th February by-polls in Supreme Court International News Network SC moved to stop Senate & bye-elections South Asian News Agency The twelfth man The Australian The Express Tribune - Pakistan Daily Times - Indian Express all 39 news articles Read More »
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan filed a civil miscellaneous appeal on Friday to his previous petition seeking removal of fake votes from the voter lists and asked that the by-elections scheduled for February 25 be stopped. Khan submitted his appeal to the court through Advocate Hamid Khan and said that the Election Commission of Pakistan was holding the by-elections without correcting the current voter list. Read More »
The News International Imran submits appeal to stop by-polls The News International ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Friday submitted a miscellaneous appeal to the court for stopping by-elections scheduled to be held on February 25, and to remove fake votes from the voter lists. Imran submits miscellaneous appeal to stop by-elections PakistanToday.com.pk PTI's Imran Khan moves Supreme Court to hold by-polls News Pakistan Bogus votes: Imran Khan files appeal to 'stop' by-elections The Express Tribune Pakistan Daily Times - Indian Express - Huffington Post (blog) all 29 news articles Read More »
PakistanToday.com.pk Imran submits miscellaneous appeal to stop by-elections PakistanToday.com.pk ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Friday submitted to the court a miscellaneous appeal to his previous petition to stop by-elections scheduled on February 25, and to remove fake votes from the voter lists. PTI's Imran Khan moves Supreme Court to hold by-polls News Pakistan Bogus votes: Imran Khan files appeal to 'stop' by-elections The Express Tribune Several PPP Lyari activists join PTI Pakistan Daily Times Indian Express - Huffington Post (blog) - The Nation, Pakistan all 29 news articles Read More »
The Nation, Pakistan Sanaullah, Riaz trade fire over drugs fiasco The Nation, Pakistan Government and opposition lawmakers in Punjab Assembly traded fire on Friday against each other over the deaths of dozens of people due to contaminated drugs. Read More »
The Guardian Kabul-Taliban talks in Saudi Arabia The Hindu Afghan government officials and representatives of the Taliban are to hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia, said a Riyadh-based Afghan diplomat on Monday. “An Afghan government delegation and a Taliban delegation will hold talks in Saudi Arabia,” the ... Taliban, US Begin Talks in Qatar Voice of America (blog) The many faces of Afghan peace The Express Tribune Talk to the Taliban - the wrong enemy all along The Guardian (blog) International News Network - The National - CNN all 576 news articles Read More »
The problem began in January 1989. That was when Muslims living in Bradford, England, decided to do something to show their anger about The Satanic Verses, a new novel by the famed writer Salman Rushdie that included passages making fun of the Prophet Muhammad. The Muslims, mostly Pakistani immigrants, purchased a copy of the novel, took it to a public square, attached it to a stake, and set it on fire. Television news showed this auto da fé in scandalized detail, and pictures of the scene were splashed across the British media for days, making it a major topic of ... Read More »
Do Mr. Asif ali zerdari and PM Gelani have load shedding at their residences? This article is in urdu ” Main Sona Chahta Hoon”. Click the title to read the complete coloum Read More »
The kids in the neighborhood held an election. The grownups were astonished that a four-year-old had been elected president. “That boy must be a born leader,” one Dad observed. “How does it happen that all you bigger boys voted for him?” “Well, you see Dad,” one lad replied. “He cannot very well be secretary because he doesn’t know how to write. He would not do for treasurer because he is not able to count. He would never do for sergeant- at-arms because he is too little to throw anybody out. If we did not choose him for anything, he would ... Read More »
Photo: James Snyder I particularly like this one, submitted by James Snyder who wrote: This is a Cuban tree frog on a tree in my backyard in southern Florida. How and why he ate this light is a mystery. It should be noted that at the time I was taking this photo, I thought this frog was dead having cooked himself from the inside. I’m happy to say I was wrong. After a few shots he adjusted his position. So after I was finished shooting him, I pulled the light out of his mouth and he was fine. Actually, I ... Read More »
