TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER 31 May
NEWS......
Political games: Mirza returns, reshuffle in cabinet expected
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House rules: Unification Bloc can’t vote for budget: Raja Riaz
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Doctors strike: 66 doctors sacked in Balochistan
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Post-Bin Laden: 153 killed in seven blasts in K-P so far
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EDITORIAL...
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Pakistan
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Sindh
Political games: Mirza returns, reshuffle in cabinet expected
Former home minister continues to carry out his duties.
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Punjab
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House rules: Unification Bloc can’t vote for budget: Raja Riaz
Opposition leader repeats demand that govt release flood inquiry report.
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Balochistan
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Doctors strike: 66 doctors sacked in Balochistan
The provincial government ordered the hospital management to appoint new doctors.
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KP & FATA
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Post-Bin Laden: 153 killed in seven blasts in K-P so far
Since the al Qaeda chief’s killing, TTP has claimed responsibility for all the blasts.
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EDITORIAL...
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Back in business
The war on terror which we remain caught up in, can only be won if there is cooperation between the two agencies.
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VIP security
In Karachi, being mugged, kidnapping for ransom, and burglaries at home, among others, are not uncommon.
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Doctors’ strike
The strike by doctors in Quetta is approaching a month and it is becoming easier to quantify the human toll of this.
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Wildlife worries
The theft of deer from in Bahawalpur raises issues about how seriously we take conservation of animals.
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A critical turning point?
Pakistan needs to go after the terrorists to restore its dented image and veer it away from an isolationist trajectory
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One year after attack on Ahmadis
Dozens are killed each year in attacks based on belief. In 2010, this number stood at 99.
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LETTERS TO EDITORS
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LETTERS TO EDITORS
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Going after the terrorists
The likes of the TTP are free to pick and choose their targets at will, while we wait and react.
India shining?
The World Bank‘s global poverty line, at $38 per month, is three times higher than India’s urban level.
Land of VIPs
Pakistan’s VIP culture continues to take from the poor for the benefit of the rich.
Pakistan — where is it heading?
China is not going to risk its $3 trillion foreign currency reserve to threaten Washington for Pakistan.
Pakistan — where is it heading? (II)
We are headed towards being a failed state as we have decided to surrender before the dark forces of obscurantism.
Engineering education
I had said that NED university has been left behind by some other engineering universities in Pakistan in research.
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