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Two million, mostly Muslims, face statelessness as India publishes controversial citizenship list A total of 31.1 million people were included in a National Register of Citizens, but 1.9 million were deemed ineligible.
Imran seeks UAE support over occupied Kashmir PM phones crown prince, informs him about troubling situation in valley.
Pakistan, India hold technical level talks on Kartarpur corridor FO spokesperson says ‘good progress’ made in discussion.
Prices of petroleum products cut after considerable confusion 5.8pc reduction announced for September
SBP prepared to meet any external challenge: Baqir Sees GDP growth rate at 3.5pc in current fiscal year.
FBR to launch mobile app for tax return filing An online tutorial will be available to guide filers on how to use the app.
Cement sales inch down The industry’s capacity utilisation also dropped sharply to 70pc.
Nearly 1,000 ‘surplus’ PIA employees laid off PIA advised to pursue independent, sustainable business plan by finance adviser.
No talks with India before curfew in occupied Kashmir is lifted, says FM Qureshi Minister says India should set Kashmiri leaders free and allow him to meet them before any talks can take place.
Call for forming mohalla committees to improve civic conditions Unfortunate to see public representatives engage in war of words over people’s fundamental right, says justice Usmani.
10 injured in Karachi-bound train derailment Passengers waited at railway station for about four hours after which about half of them were sent off in another train.
Manhandled by police for trying to meet ailing father: Aseefa She was accompanied by PPP leaders Sherry Rehman, Raja Pervez Ashraf and Farhatullah Babar.
Time for Pakistan to pull out of OIC, says Rabbani Shibli Faraz tells Senate no political prisoners in the country.
Model courts restored public confidence in judiciary, says CJP Awards distributed among model court judges for deciding maximum number of cases.
22 missing, 4 bodies recovered as pickup truck falls into river in Kohistan Five men jump out of the truck carrying 31 passengers before it falls into Kandia river.
Seminary teacher arrested in AJK for allegedly raping 8-year-old Police say the suspect confessed to having molested the girl at the mosque where she had gone for Quran lessons.
India rapidly losing its secular veneer: US congressman Levin notes that “Modi’s moves with respect to Kashmir, while alarming, do not come out of left field”.