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Power crisis to end next
year: Ashraf
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LAHORE—Federal Minister for
Water and Power Raja Pervaiz Ashraf has said the power crisis in the
country would end by December, next year. He stated this in a press
briefing after addressing the 59th Executive Council... |
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Violence threatens
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NEW DELHI—Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh warned Monday of rising ethnic and communal tensions in
India and blamed extremist elements for fuelling the violence. His
comments came against a backdrop of unrest, particularly... |
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India promises not to block Chenab water
NEW DELH—India will not block Chenab River
water to Pakistan, Indian National Security
Advisor MK Narayanan said in an interview
aired on Sunday. Talking to Indian news
channel, he said Indian Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh and Pakistani President Asif
Ali Zardari held ‘a very good’ meeting in
New York last month. He said the Indian
prime minister was clear on the matter that
India would not block Chenab water.
Narayanan said India wants to carry forward
the peace process and does not want it to
derail. To a question, he said India would
deal with whoever is in power in Pakistan.
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President set off for landmark China visit
BEIJING—President Asif Ali Zardari will
arrive here Tuesday on his first state visit
abroad, at the invitation of Chinese
President Hu Jintao. The President’s
four-day visit will focus on further
strengthening the relationship of trust and
friendship between the two countries and
enhancing mutually beneficial cooperation in
the areas of common interest, diplomatic
sources said. The Chinese government has
made special arrangements to accord a warm
welcomed to the President of Pakistan. Since
the establishment of diplomatic relations in
May 1951, China and Pakistan have forged an
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30 militants killed in fierce fighting
Bureau Report
BAJAUR—At least 30 militants were killed and
15 other arrested during fresh gunship
attack and search operation in different
areas of Bajaur, Swat and Darra Adam Khail.
Earlier, gunship copters continued pounding
at militants’ hideouts in Charmang area on
Monday killing ten more militants. The
militants had also killed two local members
of “Lashkar” after kidnapping them, private
TV Channel reported. Security Forces also
carried out heavy shelling by gunship
copters at militants hideouts in Loi Sim and
Rashki area of Swat. As a result five
militants were killed and several other
wounded. The Tribal Lashkar... |
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SPECIAL REPORTS |
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WORLD
GALLERY
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 Actress
Emmy Rossum poses on the press line at the Hollywood
Life 5th Annual Hollywood Style Awards in Los
Angeles. |
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Sophia Bush poses on the press line at the Hollywood
Life 5th Annual Hollywood Style Awards in Los
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