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The TTP has claimed responsibility for the attacks that killed at least 50 people and injured around 120 others. Full Story
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
  • DOMESTIC CRICKET
    Tidbits from the T20 cup
  • HAVE YOUR SAY
    Should security offices be moved out of residential areas?
  • REPORT
    US accepts Pakistan as a declared nuclear state
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    • Wake up, Punjab
      The province is suffering, and not only from terrorism. Its leadership is also at fault.
    • Population policy
      Pakistanis pin all hopes on the National Population Policy 2010 to progress as a nation.
    • World Cup debacle
      The last thing Pakistan hockey needs right now is the mass departure of players.
    • The post-poll count
      PML-N, which confronted PPP with its full might, justifiably celebrates its popularity in Punjab.
    • Self-serving PCB
      The queue for the guillotine ought to have been headed by Ijaz Butt and his inner circle.
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    WEATHER - PAKISTAN
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    US STATE REPORT
    The report also noted that Pakistan’s “security forces acted independently of civilian authority” during the judges' restoration.
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    STUDENT POLITICS
    Pakistani politicians must reach out to the university-educated youth and urge them to make a difference.
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    SECURITY
    The Lahore blast once again underscored the government's inability to keep citizens safe.
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    BUSINESS
    Falling demand of gold due to high prices is shrinking incomes and forcing jewellers to slash workforce or switch trade.
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    TECHNOLOGY
    Mobile technology linking weather stations with insurers let farmers enjoy compensation for bad weather.
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    WORLD
    A veteran of Colombo’s bristling barriers tells how he sailed through the checkpoints in Pakistan.