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Blast kills 5 militants in NWA

 
 

MIRANSHAH—At least five foreign militants were killed in a house blast near Pak-Afghan border here on Thursday. According to local sources among the five militants, three were Uzbek nationals. The blast happened when explosives the men were storing went off, but residents  >> >>
 

 


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Govt to launch consensus drive for new dams
By Uzma Zafar

ISLAMABAD—The Government on Thursday decided to take all the political parties into confidence on the construction of major water reservoirs in the country, said Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sheikh Rashid Ahmed. Briefing Media-persons about the decisions of the Federal Cabinet that met with Prime Minister >> >>


 

Qazi sets sights at deeper Pak-China educational ties
Vows swift, enhanced revival of education infrastructure in quake hit areas - Pins high hopes on Education reforms plan Hails The Daily Mail’s imitative of media collaborations with China
From Max Lee & Qin Xi

BEIJING (China)—Lieutenant General (Retd) Javed Ashraf Qazi is Pakistan's Federal Minister for Education. Despite enjoying an illustrious career as a military man during which he served at a number of prestigious Staff and Command posts, general has emerged as a spectacular administrator in the civil side. He was picked  >> >>

 

 
        
 

 

 

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bullet President seeks visible US role to resolve Kashmir
bullet NATO to wind up relief operations next month
bullet Insurgents attack US bases in Iraq
bullet Premier mulls Opposition’s terms on relief body
bullet 25 Kashmiris cross LoC at Kaman post
bullet Prince Karim Aga Khan meets President
bullet PM stresses easy access to quality education
bullet Hopeless quake patients pour into hospitals
bullet US Congressmen pledge long-term help in rebuilding
bullet More winterized shelters needed in quake zone
bullet CM for strong Pak, Afghan ties
bullet Installation of CCTVs in mosques rejected
 
 
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