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Masood Azhar Not In Pak Jail But At Sprawling Jaish Headquarters: Sources
Terror mastermind Masood Azhar is not in jail but at the sprawling headquarters of the Jaish-e-Mohammed in Pakistan's Bahawalpur despite Islamabad's claims of arresting him, government sources say. Masood Azhar's last location, according to sources, was the Markaz Subhanallah, the headquarters of the terror group located in Bahawalpur.
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Amid Global Pressure, Pak Government Takes Control Of Jaish Headquarters
Succumbing to intense international pressure to rein in terror groups operating from its soil, the Pakistan government on Friday took over the administrative control of the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the terror outfit which claimed responsibility for the Pulwama suicide attack that killed 40 CRPF soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir.
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139 Dead, 100 Injured As Oil Tanker Catches Fire In Pakistan's Bahawalpur
An overturned oil tanker exploded in a huge fireball in Pakistan Sunday, killing at least 139 people and injuring scores as crowds scavenging for fuel ignored warnings to stay clear, officials and witnesses said.
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123 Dead, 100 Injured As Oil Tanker Catches Fire In Pakistan's Bahawalpur: Reports
At least 123 people were killed when an oil tanker exploded after it overturned in Pakistan's Punjab province on Sunday morning, police said.
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Nawaz Sharif Takes Time Off To Enjoy Desert Skies, Music And Milk
Unfazed by sharp criticism over his frequent foreign trips, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has taken a couple of days off to relax in a desert city, enjoying traditional music, wildlife and fresh milk.
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Pakistan Hangs Another Prisoner Convicted For Murder
Pakistan today hanged another prisoner convicted for murder, as execution continue despite pressure by international right groups.
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Pakistan Arrests Over 500 People for Links With Extremist Groups
Law enforcement agencies in Pakistan have arrested more than 500 people for their alleged links with different extremist and militant groups, officials said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan plans huge desert solar park to fight energy crisis
For years Pakistanis have sweated and cursed through summer power cuts, but now the government plans to harness the sun's ferocious heat to help tackle the country's chronic energy crisis.
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Pakistan: Lt Gen Haroon Aslam resigns after he fails to become army chief
Lt Gen Haroon Aslam of the Pakistan Army today resigned a day after he was superseded by his two juniors.
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Pak Army chief General Kayani's successor to be named on November 28: Minister
If the army has its way, the next head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee will most likely be Lt Gen Haroon Aslam.
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Pakistan army chief Ashfaq Parvez Kayani to retire on November 29
Pakistan's powerful Army chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani today declared that he was not seeking any more extension and would retire as scheduled on November 29, laying to rest intense speculation about his future.
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Pakistan fighter pilot Ayesha Farooq wins battle of sexes, now she's ready for war
With an olive green head scarf poking out from her helmet, Ayesha Farooq flashes a cheeky grin when asked if it is lonely being the only war-ready female fighter pilot in the Islamic republic of Pakistan.
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Masood Azhar Not In Pak Jail But At Sprawling Jaish Headquarters: Sources
Terror mastermind Masood Azhar is not in jail but at the sprawling headquarters of the Jaish-e-Mohammed in Pakistan's Bahawalpur despite Islamabad's claims of arresting him, government sources say. Masood Azhar's last location, according to sources, was the Markaz Subhanallah, the headquarters of the terror group located in Bahawalpur.
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Amid Global Pressure, Pak Government Takes Control Of Jaish Headquarters
Succumbing to intense international pressure to rein in terror groups operating from its soil, the Pakistan government on Friday took over the administrative control of the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), the terror outfit which claimed responsibility for the Pulwama suicide attack that killed 40 CRPF soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir.
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139 Dead, 100 Injured As Oil Tanker Catches Fire In Pakistan's Bahawalpur
An overturned oil tanker exploded in a huge fireball in Pakistan Sunday, killing at least 139 people and injuring scores as crowds scavenging for fuel ignored warnings to stay clear, officials and witnesses said.
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123 Dead, 100 Injured As Oil Tanker Catches Fire In Pakistan's Bahawalpur: Reports
At least 123 people were killed when an oil tanker exploded after it overturned in Pakistan's Punjab province on Sunday morning, police said.
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Nawaz Sharif Takes Time Off To Enjoy Desert Skies, Music And Milk
Unfazed by sharp criticism over his frequent foreign trips, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has taken a couple of days off to relax in a desert city, enjoying traditional music, wildlife and fresh milk.
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Pakistan Hangs Another Prisoner Convicted For Murder
Pakistan today hanged another prisoner convicted for murder, as execution continue despite pressure by international right groups.
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Pakistan Arrests Over 500 People for Links With Extremist Groups
Law enforcement agencies in Pakistan have arrested more than 500 people for their alleged links with different extremist and militant groups, officials said on Wednesday.
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Pakistan plans huge desert solar park to fight energy crisis
For years Pakistanis have sweated and cursed through summer power cuts, but now the government plans to harness the sun's ferocious heat to help tackle the country's chronic energy crisis.
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Pakistan: Lt Gen Haroon Aslam resigns after he fails to become army chief
Lt Gen Haroon Aslam of the Pakistan Army today resigned a day after he was superseded by his two juniors.
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Pak Army chief General Kayani's successor to be named on November 28: Minister
If the army has its way, the next head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee will most likely be Lt Gen Haroon Aslam.
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Pakistan army chief Ashfaq Parvez Kayani to retire on November 29
Pakistan's powerful Army chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani today declared that he was not seeking any more extension and would retire as scheduled on November 29, laying to rest intense speculation about his future.
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Pakistan fighter pilot Ayesha Farooq wins battle of sexes, now she's ready for war
With an olive green head scarf poking out from her helmet, Ayesha Farooq flashes a cheeky grin when asked if it is lonely being the only war-ready female fighter pilot in the Islamic republic of Pakistan.
