DINA for the issue of July 29, 2014

	29 July, 2014 / Shawwal 1, 1435
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Nation celebrates Eid today By Our Staff Reporter KARACHI: The Central Ruet-i-Hilal Committee announced the sighting of the Shawwal moon on Monday and Eidul Fitr will be celebrated across the country on Tuesday.	For suggestions and comments: Email: webmaster@dawn.com Website: http://dawn.com Fax: +92(21) 35693995 Karachi Stocks down 198.59 points: KARACHI, July 28 : At the close of trading, the KSE-100 index was 30276.16,down 198.59 points. Forex Update: KARACHI, July 28: The Pakistani Rupee was traded at 98.75 to the US Dollar in the open market.
Army in capital: PPP to raise issue in parliament By Syed Irfan Raza ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan People’s Party, which has already opposed the government decision of calling the army in Islamabad in aid of civil powers, decided on Monday to take the issue to parliament. The party submitted an adjournment motion in the Senate “to discuss the situation arising out of handing over the capital to the army under Article 245 of the Constitution”.
Mob kills 3 members of Ahmadi community Dawn Report GUJRANWALA: Police registered a case against more than 500 people on Monday after a mob killed a woman and two children and set several houses of the Ahmadi community on fire late on Sunday when a youth from the community allegedly posted blasphemous material on Facebook. Among those booked by police were prayer leader Maulvi Hakim and his son Zakariya.
Missile mows down 8 children in Gaza GAZA CITY: Exchanges of fire killed eight Palestinian children in a Gaza refugee camp and four people in Israel on Monday, shattering hopes for an end to three weeks of devastating violence. The missile that slammed into a public playground in the seafront Shati UN refugee camp also killed at least two other people and wounded another 46, many of them also children, the emergency services said.
Sethi-Zaka litigation has harmed PCB, cricket: SC By Nasir Iqbal ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court observed on Monday that litigation between two former chairmen of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Najam Sethi and Muhammad Zaka Ashraf had caused immense harm to the board and the game of cricket at the domestic and international level. “The individuals might have gained or suffered but it is the institution (PCB) which has been impaired excessively in all respects,” regretted Justice Mian Saqib Nisar in a strongly worded 23-page verdict elucidating reasons why a two-judge Supreme Court bench had on July 21 ordered the government to appoint an acting chairman and a chief election commissioner to hold a fresh election of the PCB.
ORPHANED AND DISPLACED By Hassan Belal Zaidi TOO often in war, it is children that are the worst affected. Their suffering is not just physical; scars and bruises mean little to the hardened war-zone child, be it Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Gaza or the tribal areas of Pakistan. The Fata Disaster Management Authority (FDMA) estimates that there are 1,478 registered orphans — defined as girls and boys without a father — among the displaced of North Waziristan. And then those without either parent: 58 such children, 39 boys and 19 girls, have been registered by the authority’s child protection team so far.
Quaid-i-Millat’s son Ashraf passes away By Hasan Mansoor KARACHI: Ashraf Liaquat Ali Khan, the elder son of slain prime minister Liaquat Ali Khan and former Sindh governor Begum Ra’ana Liaquat, died here on Monday after a protracted illness. He was 77. “He (Ashraf) had been suffering from lung cancer. His condition deteriorated last week and he was admitted to a private hospital where he died today (Monday),” his younger brother Akbar Liaquat Ali Khan told Dawn.
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