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8 killed as arsons, riots rule Karachi
Rival lawyers clashes set off unrest
Bureau Report
KARACHI—The number of deceased in the
Karachi violence has risen to eight on
Wednesday night, following the armed clashes
erupted outside Malir Bar, where two groups
entered into gun battle. At least seven
injured including a child have been brought
to Civil Hospital, according to media on
Wednesday afternoon. Over 50 vehicles... |
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Bill to repeal tougher media laws on anvil
By Saad Saud
ISLAMABAD—Minister for Information and
Broadcasting, Sherry Rehman Wednesday said
the Federal Cabinet has accorded approval
for repealing discriminatory PEMRA laws and
a bill in this regard would be presented in
the National Assembly session commencing
Thursday. “Now the government would repeal
all the discriminatory PEMRA laws to fulfill
demand of the media and remove its all
concerns,” she said... |
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President shocked over violence
ISLAMABAD—President Pervez Musharraf has
expressed shock over the incidents of
violence in Karachi in which precious lives
were lost, innocent people injured and
property damaged. The President directed the
concerned authorities to take all necessary
measures to ensure peace and calm, and bring
the perpetrators and disruptive elements to
justice. He also appealed to the people to
cooperate with the... |
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 Japanese
actress Lika Minamoto arrives for the Swiss
watchmaker IWC party at the Salon International de
la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) at Palexpo in Geneva. |
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 Model
Elizabeth Hurley, left, and actress Gwyneth Paltrow
attend The Breast Cancer Research Foundation’s
‘Hottest Pink Party Ever’ benefit at The
Waldorf-Astoria in New York. |
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