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Punjab set to expel foreign madaris students
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LAHORE—The Government of Punjab has decided to launch an operation to send back foreign students being educated at seminaries in the province before December 31, 2005. In a notification issued to inspector-general of Punjab police by the >> >>
 

 
 

        

Water bodies unanimous on building new dams
Reports findings made public - Bhasha preferred
over KBD

ISLAMABAD—The Government has launched two reports of ANG Abbasi Technical Committee on Water and report of International Panel of Experts (IPE) to determine the Kotri down stream release requirements at a news conference here Wednesday. Technical Committee report, launched by Federal Secretary Water and Power Ishfaq Mehmood, accompanied by Press Information Officer >> >>


 

Iran receptive to Russian nuke offer
Foreign Desk Report

TEHRAN (Iran)—Iran said it was studying a Russian proposal that the two nations enrich uranium in Russian territory in its most conciliatory remarks yet on the offer, though it insisted Wednesday on its right to carry out enrichment at home. The Russian proposal, backed by the Europeans and the United States, is aimed at getting Iran to move uranium enrichment completely out of its territory to ensure >> >>

 

 
        
 

 

 

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bullet Ruling alliance maintains lead in Naib Nazim polls
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bullet Khalida Zia due next month
bullet Israel strikes Palestinian base near Beirut
bullet Israel bombards Gaza no-go zone
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bullet President stresses livestock, agri based industries
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