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21 killed as bus plunges into ravine
 

ABBOTABAD—Twenty one people were killed and several injured when a passenger bus traveling from Rawalpindi to Dayamir plunged into a ravine near Keru. Four of the injured are said to be critical. Rescuers have recovered eight bodies of the victims. According to police sources, the accident occurred at 2: 30 am local time on Friday in >> >>
 

 

Deprivation fuelled dissent in Balochistan: President
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QUETTA–President General Pervez Musharraf Friday urged the women to reject extremist and obscurantist elements in the 2007 general election and vote for the moderate forces to ensure the continuity of the policies of development and progress across the country including Balochistan. “To ensure the continuity of policies, vote for the people in next election, who support me. Mobilize other women and ask them to vote for the moderate people and those who support the policies of present government,” the >> >>


 

Economy faces challenge of trade deficit: WB
By Asad Cheema

ISLAMABAD—Pakistan has achieved rapid growth which produced a sharp fall in poverty of 5%-10%, an increase in investment from 18% to over 20% of GDP, a great acceleration in foreign trade and reduction in public debt from 85% of GDP in 1999-2000 to 55% at the start of 2006-07. Praising economic performance of Pakistan the Country Director of World Bank for Pakistan John W Wall said here on Friday “Pakistan’s economy has built up a strong momentum of growth”. “Pakistan’s economy will add another year >> >>

 

 
        
 

 

 

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