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Two suicide hits kill 28 in Lahore

Bombers target Hazrat Ali’s martyrdom day procession; 157 injured; riots break out; police station torched; Rangers called in

Tanveer Khan

LAHORE: At least 28 people were killed and 157 others injured some of them critically, in three blasts that ripped through a procession on the occasion of Yaum-e-Ali in Lahore on Wednesday evening.

Judicial report on Sialkot lynching | Muneeb, Mughees were not dacoits

Hasnaat Malik

ISLAMABAD: Inquiry report regarding the lynching of two brothers by the mob in the Sialkot has been presented before the Supreme Court, which reveals that deceased Muneeb and Mughees were not dacoit or criminals; it is quite possible that deceased brothers may have committed some mistake unwittingly.

70 more Sindh villages submerged

Jaffarabad cut off from other parts for 19 days | Floods cause loss of Rs 249b to agriculture

Agencies

ISLAMABAD/KARACHI: The spate of devastations continued to wreak havoc in Sindh, as a bridge on saline nullah between Gaji Khavar and Dhamra was washed away inundating the road, a news channel reported Wednesday.

Lahore: A woman mourns the death of her relatives in the blasts. –Imran Sheikh

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Mideast peace talks | Netanyahu rules out extension on settlements
Tony Blair book describes Gordon Brown as ‘maddening’
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Parking spaces getting crammed
Eco-friendly products to be encouraged
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Govt to start lowcost housing schemes
Sharif brothers ruling 60pc country: Elahi


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Pak jets target militants: 60 killed

Insurgents' family members, children among dead

The Post Monitoring

PESHAWAR: Pakistan army jets and helicopters targeted militant hideouts near the Afghan border, killing 60 people identified as insurgents or their family members, including children, security officials and a witness said Wednesday.

Floods have caused $43 billion loss: PM

Hints at small dams’ construction; says Basha Dam to be prioritised

Special Correspondent

ISLAMABAD: A comprehensive plan has been chalked out for the relief and rehabilitation of flood-affected people, Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani said here on Wednesday.

Exclusive | EU commission okays trade access for Pakistan

Ansar Mahmood Bhatti

ISLAMABAD: An emergency meeting is currently underway at the European Parliament in Brussels to develop a strategy to help deal with the floods crisis in Pakistan, said Sajjad Karim the only Muslim member of the European Parliament while talking to The Post on telephone from Brussels, on Wednesday.

Quetta: US Ambassador to Pakistan Anne Paterson talks to flood survivors during her visit to devastated areas. – App Photo

US changes military commanders in Iraq

Pakistan gets $ 984.52m US aid
Donors’ moot to be held soon: Zardari
Four hurt in Karachi firing
SC declares appointments of NAB Chairman, PG illegal
Pak Army comes to the fore
Hungry families block highway
Floods displace 16m: UNHCR
Son kills father, 3 sisters
NA session today
NAB arrests Suhail Zia Butt
Shortfall rises to 1,624MW
First birth at flood relief camp
3 Oxfam workers killed in Kabul
India: Where are the baby girls?
Two PDs approved for reinstatement in EGD
US changes military commanders in Iraq
Qureshi meets Saudi intel chief
US offers jobs to flood survivors
US deaths in Afghanistan hit record in 2010
Strong tropical storm hits Taiwan, heads to China
N Korea forges trade docs to dodge sanction
Asylum seekers stage protest in Australia
Bangladesh officer sacked over cough syrup ‘transport’
Rape probe against WikiLeaks founder reopened
Battling Miliband brothers are a terrible sight
Israel defence minister suggests dividing Jerusalem
Ahmadinejad dismisses Mideast peace talks
JI appeals for observing solidarity with Kashmiris
Shopkeepers fined for overcharging
Police foil kidnapping bid
Interfaith walk held
940 dog bites, 385 snake bites cases reported
Baloch slates isbehaviour with military delegation
‘PU producing record number of PhDs’
It falls to Afridi to revive team
PCA to remind players of spot-fixing dangers
Pakistan stars depart for betting scam probe
Nadal, Wozniacki capture openers
Pakistan credibility reaches breaking point
Pakistan will play South Africa in UAE: ECB
Pakistan to feature in Chess Olympiad
PFF appoints coach for Asian Games
Used cooking oil poses health hazard
23 German agencies doing relief work
PAC recovers Rs 52b in two years
Citizens laud ITP bus-train service
ITP devises plan to control traffic
AIOU’s providing affordable education in backward areas
Internet being used for carrying out relief activities
Three including two children die of gastro
Security tightened in Pindi
1197 liquor bottles seized
Lawyers collect Rs 1.3m for flood victims
45 shopkeepers fined for overstepping
Govt striving to restore infrastructure
Gang of dacoits held, cash, weapons seized
Flood-relief activities in full swing
29 official vehicles auctioned
Motorcyclist injured by police
Water level in Mangla dam remains unchanged
KMU reopens after summer vacation
Boy electrocuted
Abduction-cum-rape case registered
8 trucks of relief goods sent to flood-hit areas
Two die, 11 injured in road accident
All facilities for flood affectees: Wazir
34 Hindus, Christians embrace Islam in Sialkot
PTI for fair distribution of relief goods
Inter result on 4th
Wife kills husband
Navy despatches more relief goods
LSE, ISE bearish
Gold rises as investors seek safer asset
India asks Google, Skype to give data access
Access to US markets help economy
PQ shipping activity
Chicken prices shoot up due to PPA strike
No major loss to textile sector from floods
US planned layoffs in Aug hit 10-year low
PaCCS seeks permission to continue work
Oil prices rise
Rates for conversion
Asian factory growth outstrips two-speed Europe
German approves controversial spending cuts
Russia partially lifts grain export ban
Canadian economy slows in second quarter
IT and Computer industry hailed
9/11 musical film to open Friday in New York
‘Ra.One’ will release June, 2011
Taylor Swift romancing British actor?
Kristen Bell is a huge fan of being 30
Ajay fined for smoking in public
I sleep four hours: Bebo
Priyanka’s killer dream revealed
I will get married: Sushmita Sen
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