Pakistan Observor
Islamabad
BB’s birth anniversary today
Zardari asks party to uphold legacy
Staff Reporter
Islamabad—In a message on the eve of the 58th birthday of Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto being celebrated today (Tuesday) Party Co-Chairman President Asif Ali Zardari has asked the rank and file of the Party to reiterate their commitment to the values she stood and fought for and finally laid down her life. Let us on this day take a leaf from her life and stand up to militants and extremists and not allow them to force their ideology through brute force, he said. Two sisters shot dead on matrimonial dispute
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Rawalpindi—Two real sisters were shot dead and the third one was injured when a person opened indiscriminate firing at them in a private girls’ hostel in Lalkurti area of the city on Monday. According to details, the three sisters, Saira, Saima and Sobia, were running a girls’ hostel to earn their livelihood. A man, identified as Asad, sought to marry one of the sisters Saira which she refused. The refusal annoyed Asad and on Monday afternoon he entered the hostel and opened firing at the three sisters who were sitting together in the hostel. Saira and Saima died on the spot and Sobia received critical injuries. She was shifted to DHQ hospital where her condition was stated be serious. Speakers recommend ‘mass awareness on water issue’
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Islamabad—Speakers at a policy dialogue on prevailing water challenges to Pakistan at National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) on Monday strongly recommended to set a massive awareness regarding water issues and climate changes. Participants from diverse fields like engineering, mineralogical department, scientists, researchers, professors, students and media made a unanimous opinion that media could play a vital role to spread awareness about measures to confront the issues. Aseefa launches anti-polio drive following her mother’s mission
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Islamabad—Aseefa Bhutto, ambassador for polio eradication on Monday kicked off the countrywide anti-polio drive by administrating vaccine to minors and pledging to carry forward her mother’s mission. Aseefa is the country’s first child who was administered anti-polio drops personally by her mother - the then Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, who launched the polio eradication campaign in 1994. President Asif Ali Zardari was present at the ceremony held at Aiwan-e-Sadr, to mark the partnership of polio eradication campaign with Benazir Income Support Program and also to support her youngest daughter in her aim to make Pakistan polio free. Brisk exercise ‘cuts cancer death risk’
STRENUOUS exercise for just half an hour a day can reduce a person’s risk of dying from cancer, says a new study. Jogging, swimming, rowing and games like squash or football all lead to a lower risk of developing cancer and dying from it. However, the study found people must exercise for at least 30 minutes a day to gain any benefit, reports The Daily Express.Refugees enjoying basic facilities in Pakistan
Islamabad—All refugees in Pakistan, whose number is the largest in the world, are enjoying all basic facilities. This was stated by Minister for States and Frontier Regions (SAFRON) Engineer Shaukatullah here on Monday at a function on the World Refugees Day, organized by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). This year the slogan of the day was “One refugee without hope is too many”.Pir Naqib urges Muslims to spread message of peace
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Rawalpindi—To invoke blessings of Allah Almighty, the Muslims will have to strengthen their bond with the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and tell the world that he gave the message of peace to the whole world. Pir Muhammad Naqib-ur-Rehman, Custodian of Eidgah Shrine, stated his while delivering his presidential address at a Milad-un-Nabi Conference at the Ghausia Mosque in Slough, England, on Monday. NH&MP recover 4 stolen cars
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Islamabad—National Highways & Motorway Police Monday recovered four snatched and stolen cars lifted from different parts of the twin cities of Rawalpindi/Islamabad and arrested four car lifters. As per details, NH&MP officers during their routine patrolling duty in the area of Lakori on Motorway observed Suzuki Mehran Car No.RLG-1981, Suzuki Mehran Car No.MU-518 and Suzuki Alto Car No.LY-692 which were over speeding and plying together. The NH&MP officers signaled them to stop but the drivers of the cars instead of stopping, tried to run away. 
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