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AP PHOTOS: Pakistan religious schools in spotlight
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5.3.2015 |
AP Top News |
| RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) -- Sitting on the ground, the students sway back and forth, deep in thought as they read Islam's holy book, the Quran. Their white skull caps signify that they are students at one of the tens of thousands of religious schools across the country that have become embroiled in a debate about where militancy comes from.... |
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[newstrust :: Capital Punishment]
[sdeepak :: Religious People]
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Pakistan must look its own needs, parity with India unattainable: Hussain Haqqani
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5.3.2015 |
New Kerala: World News |
| Read Full story of 'Pakistan must look its own needs, parity with India unattainable: Hussain Haqqani' at newkerala.com. |
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Jaishankar briefed on coming talks with Taliban
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5.3.2015 |
Hindu: National |
| Security, and talks with the Taliban, development and connectivity were at the top of the agenda when Foreign Secretary Subrahmanyam Jaishankar visited Kabul on the last leg of this phase of his “... |
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Afghan refugees born in Pakistan reluctant to repatriate
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4.3.2015 |
Nation : Last Twenty Four Hours News |
| Islamabad - “In early 80s my father migrated to Pakistan. I was born in Sadda Town of Kurram Agency. After the death of my father in 1992, we moved to Rawalpindi and I started work in an automobile workshop. I married during my stay in Rawalpindi and have fathered four children. My children consider Rawalpindi as their hometown and they even can’t imagine leaving it.” Zadran ... |
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[newstrust :: Refugees]
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Pakistan military reviews security situation
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3.3.2015 |
New Kerala: World News |
| Read Full story of 'Pakistan military reviews security situation' at newkerala.com. |
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Pakistan PM wants civilian awards for December 16 victims
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3.3.2015 |
New Kerala: World News |
| Read Full story of 'Pakistan PM wants civilian awards for December 16 victims' at newkerala.com. |
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Pakistan’s mobile phone owners told: be fingerprinted or lose your sim card
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3.3.2015 |
The Guardian -- Front Page |
| Government launches mass drive to gather biometric data from mobile owners in attempt to combat terrorism Mobile phones didn’t just arrive in Pakistan. But someone could be fooled into thinking otherwise, considering the tens of millions of Pakistanis pouring into mobile phone stores these days. In one of world’s largest efforts to collect biometric information, Pakistan has ordered mobile phone users to verify their identities through fingerprints for a national database being compiled to curb terrorism. If they don’t, their service will be shut off, an unthinkable option for many after a dozen years of explosive growth in mobile phone usage. Continue reading... |
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[j :: india]
[newstrust :: International Islamic Terrorism]
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A ‘Pak yatra’ as ‘SAARC yatra’?
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3.3.2015 |
Hindu: Home |
| The core issues during Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar’s visit to Pakistan remain India’s concerns on terrorism and Pakistan’s concerns on Kashmir |
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With the Government Silent on Shia Killings, Pakistani Activists Raise Their Voice
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2.3.2015 |
Global Voices Online » South Asia |
| Since the beginning of 2015, more than 80 people have been killed in four attacks on Shia mosques in three different cities of Pakistan. |
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Terror attack planned for Pakistan Day foiled: Police
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1.3.2015 |
New Kerala: World News |
| Read Full story of 'Terror attack planned for Pakistan Day foiled: Police' at newkerala.com. |
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[pwdc :: All-States]
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Why the Rise of Fascism Is Again the Issue
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1.3.2015 |
Truthout.com |
| Passersby look at the home of Ali Mukhar Al-Gharari, which was struck by one large piece of aircraft-delivered ordnance, in Tripoli, November 13, 2011. In 2011, NATO launched 9,700 "strike sorties" against Libya, of which more than a third were aimed at civilian targets. (Photo: Tyler Hicks/The New York Times)
Again and again, in Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine and elsewhere, state lies to the public, with the help of corporate media, have allowed the United States to wage war abroad as a means to control other nations and their natural resources.
Passersby look at the home of Ali Mukhar Al-Gharari, which was struck by one large piece of aircraft-delivered ordnance, in Tripoli, November 13, 2011. In 2011, NATO launched 9,700 "strike sorties" against Libya, of which more than a third were aimed at civilian targets. (Photo: Tyler Hicks/The New York Times)
Again and again, in Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine and elsewhere, state lies to the public, with the help of corporate media, have allowed the United States to ... |
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[flenvcenter :: Gender Issues]
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[flenvcenter :: Warfare]
[newstrust :: International Law]
[flenvcenter :: Oil and Gas]
[flenvcenter :: Warfare]
[newstrust :: war]
[newstrust :: aid]
[flenvcenter :: Oil and Gas]
[newstrust :: Third World Poverty]
[flenvcenter :: Terrorism]
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68 Pakistanis killed by 35 bomb attacks only in February 2015
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1.3.2015 |
Nation : Last Twenty Four Hours News |
| Islamabad- At least 68 people were killed and 176 others injured in 35 bomb blasts across Pakistan, during the second month of 2015 as the number of bomb attacks increased in reaction to the on-going military operation against the militants in northwest region of the country, according to official figures. Out of total 35 bomb attacks, three were of suicide nature that killed at least ... |
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Rah-e-Nijat IDPs to return to South Waziristan from March 16
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28.2.2015 |
Nation : Last Twenty Four Hours News |
| Peshawar- The repatriation process of internally displaced people (IDPs) to South Waziristan will begin on March 16, a government official said Saturday. The Assistant Political Officer (APO) of South Waziristan, Nawab Safi said that people displaced during the military operation Rah-e-Nijat will return to their home from next month. Registration for the families will take place from March 8-11 ... |
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[newstrust :: Refugees]
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Pakistani prisoner killed while attempting to escape
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27.2.2015 |
New Kerala: World News |
| Read Full story of 'Pakistani prisoner killed while attempting to escape' at newkerala.com. |
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[peacock :: Banned Organizations]
[pwdc :: All]
[pwdc :: All-States]
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COAS warns India ahead of secy’s visit
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27.2.2015 |
Nation : Last Twenty Four Hours News |
 Sialkot/Islamabad - Chief of the Army Staff General Raheel Sharif on Thursday warned India of a ‘befitting response’ to the provocations along the Line of Control (LoC), just days before the visit of Indian foreign secretary to Islamabad.
“Repeated Indian ceasefire violations on the Working Boundary and the LoC in recent past were a distraction for Pakistan from campaign versus ... |
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Pakistan army chief warns India against provocation, says Islamabad will respond
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26.2.2015 |
Star Tribune: World |
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Pakistan tightens cell phone control after massacre
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26.2.2015 |
Hindu: News |
| Almost every Pakistani citizen has a cell phone, but from now on, Big Brother is checking to make sure their name, number and fingerprints are on record. The measures are meant to tighten control... |
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[gibreelferishta :: Allnews]
[fredericknoronha :: mobile phone]
[ganesaperumal :: PWNEWS]
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Pakistan welcomes Afghan peace talks
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26.2.2015 |
New Kerala: World News |
| Read Full story of 'Pakistan welcomes Afghan peace talks' at newkerala.com. |
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[indiatogether :: Peace Efforts]
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Nawaz Sharif’s Endless War | Jacobin
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26.2.2015 |
Delicious popular |
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[newstrust :: Refugees]
[newstrust :: Poverty]
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Pakistan tightens cellphone control after Taliban massacre
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26.2.2015 |
AP Top News |
| ISLAMABAD (AP) -- Almost every Pakistani citizen has a cellphone, but from now on, Big Brother is checking to make sure their name, number and fingerprints are on record. The measures are meant to tighten control of cellphones and avert their use for militant attacks after the Taliban massacre two months ago at a school in Peshawar.... |
