DINA for the issue of March 10, 2014
![]() | March 10, 2014 | Jamadi-ul-Awwal 8, 1435 | |||||||||||||
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PM to visit drought-hit Tharparkar todayBy Syed Irfan RazaISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is expected to announce a relief package for the affected people during his visit to the drought-hit areas of Tharparkar on Monday. Information Minister Pervez Rashid said the federal government wanted to help the people affected by the calamity and assured the Sindh government that the centre would fully support its efforts to tide over the crisis. | ||||||||||||||
BNP-M leader, guard shot deadBy A CorrespondentKHUZDAR: Haji Attaullah Mohammad Zai, a central leader of the Balochistan National Party-Mengal, and his security guard were gunned down here on Sunday. According to police, another guard of the BNP-M leader was injured in the attack. | ||||||||||||||
Altaf urges caution in dialogue with militantsBy Amjad MahmoodLAHORE: Notwithstanding the criticism he had to face from almost all political quarters for urging the armed forces to assume charge of the country if the rulers failed to aptly tackle the Taliban issue, MQM chief Altaf Hussain on Sunday again called upon the army “to hold the hands of the masses” in the present situation. He was speaking by phone at a ‘Sufi conference’ organised by his party amid tight security. Police pickets had been set up almost 1km from the venue to frisk the participants before allowing them to pass by. | ||||||||||||||
Malik said to be in contact with ‘angry Baloch leaders’By Saleem ShahidQUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch is in contact with some of the ‘angry Baloch leaders’ for initiating a process of dialogue to resolve issues faced by the province, says provincial Home Minister Mir Sarfaraz Ahmed Bugti. Talking to newsmen on the occasion of the dispatching of two trucks loaded with bags of rice for the drought-hit people of Tharparkar on Sunday, he said the federal government and Balochistan Assembly had empowered the chief minister to approach Baloch insurgent leaders and work out a process of dialogue for reconciliation. | ||||||||||||||
S. Arabia, India decide to deepen tiesNEW DELHI: With the strengthening of strategic ties, India and Saudi Arabia seek to transform the ‘buyer-seller’ relationship in the oil sector to one of deeper partnership focusing on investments and joint ventures in third countries. The recent visit of Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud to New Delhi boosted strategic ties and the two countries agreed to explore ways and means to transform their buyer-seller relationship. Saudi Arabia is India’s fourth largest trading partner at $43.78 billion in fiscal 2012-13. In the April-November period of the current fiscal, the two-way trade was $32.7 billion. | ||||||||||||||
Suicide bomber kills 37 in IraqHILLA (Iraq): A suicide bomber killed 37 people, including two state television employees, at a checkpoint near Baghdad on Sunday. Iraq has been hit by a year-long surge in violence that has reached levels not seen since 2008, driven principally by widespread discontent among its Sunni Arab minority and by the civil war in neighbouring Syria. | ||||||||||||||
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