The mobile phone services will remain suspended for a day as a security measure for Eid Miladun Nabi gatherings and processions

Shah Rukh was born Indian and he would like to remain the same, Malik told reporters

The firebrand cleric says he wants to to discourage "dynastic politics"; but Pakistani leaders believe he is doing so to retain his Canadian citizenship

An officer of Pakistan's National Accountably Bureau, which is probing the corruption scandal allegedly involving the Prime Minister, was found dead at his residence

The assemblies will be dissolved on March 16 on completion of the five-year term and fresh elections will be held in two months' since the dissolution

The editorial wondered whether Gen Kayani has "wittingly or unwittingly, given those religious elements and anti-democratic forces a boost going into next month's election?"

Leading Pakistani woman writer says her country is grappling with terrorism, religious fundamentalism and unemployment, and does not want to jeopardise ties with India

Criticising the previous government for “destroying all the country’s systems”, Khan said the PTI manifesto, which has been carefully drafted to build a new Pakistan, will be unveiled in the next few days

Pakistan's former military ruler returned after more than four years in exile, defying a Taliban death threat and plans to contest the general election

Former Pakistan military ruler was so secretive about 1999 Kargil operations that the ISI came to know of it after intercepting Indian Army communications

Pakistan's lower house of parliament has passed the resolution moved by Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman condemning the hanging of Afzal Guru

The assemblies will be dissolved on March 16 on completion of the five-year term and fresh elections will be held in two months' since the dissolution

Pakistan's Interior Minister tops the list of electricity defaulters in the country and has not paid bills for over 56 months, amounting to Rs 4.75 million

Despite widespread turmoil Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad have seen a surge in Western-style coffee shops, fast-food franchises and new malls

The spokesman of the militant outfit says a "serious person" should replace Rehman Malik for any dialogue between the two sides

British Prime Minister David Cameron may have been keen to promote trade ties on his recent visit to India but turned down a long-standing demand to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond

Pakistan would have to face around 150 billion annual loss as the designed capacity of 969MW Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project will be reduced by 150MW

He said that due to drone strikes not only over 85 percent people of tribal areas had to leave their homes, but it also led to the closure of all educational institutions in tribal areas.

The Taliban have already rejected the government's demand that they should declare a month-long ceasefire before any peace talks

YouTube was blocked in mid-September last year for hosting clips from "Innocence of Muslims", a video deemed offensive to Islam

"The scale in terms of size, population and economic clout of India is very daunting to Pakistan, and their idea of their national narrative is that they're overwhelmed"

"The government has provided over Rs.1.2 trillion as power subsidies...Yet we don't have electricity for our homes, shops and factories...", says Pakistan daily

Pakistan military's public affairs wing, ISPR, did not issue a statement on the meeting

Former Pakistan military ruler was so secretive about 1999 Kargil operations that the ISI came to know of it after intercepting Indian Army communications

Anti-polio vaccine campaigns in Pakistan have been hit by threats and attacks from religious and extremist groups particularly in the tribal and frontier areas

The editorial said that many questions still remain, including about the role of the political leadership

Sources said the flight PK-562 was on the way from Karachi to Islamabad when it was diverted to Lahore to drop the daughter of PIA officer Tariq Javed

The report irked Pakistan, which has repeatedly asked the US administration to reconsider its policy of using drones for attacking terrorists in its tribal region

Shah Rukh was born Indian and he would like to remain the same, Malik told reporters

Daily Times has described India's showing of long range nuclear missile Agni V at its Republic Day parade as an "unsettling display of muscle flexing"

Malala was shot on her school bus in northwestern Swat in October by Taliban gunmen for the “crime” of promoting girls’ education, but survived the murder attempt

The mobile phone services will remain suspended for a day as a security measure for Eid Miladun Nabi gatherings and processions

Amidst a strain in bilateral ties arising out of ceasefire violations, Pakistan has said it wants to resolve all issues with India through dialogue

The Lahore High Court has said that Pakistan President should give up the post of the chief of the ruling PPP in line with a judgement issued last year

The firebrand cleric says he wants to to discourage "dynastic politics"; but Pakistani leaders believe he is doing so to retain his Canadian citizenship

She said an opinion was emerging in the entire world, including in the US, which goes against drone attacks adding that the drone strikes also violated of Pakistan’s sovereignty

Pakistan's Supreme Court January 15 ordered the arrest of Prime Minister Ashraf over his involvement in the corruption case

The daily stressed it is essential that we do not lose sight of the goal - which is peace and a normalisation of relations at every level

News International editorial says capital inflow is down to a trickle and Pakistan is floating on a sea of remittances

Pakistan plans to release all Afghan Taliban prisoners still in its detention, including the group's former second-in-command

Regional power Pakistan is seen as critical to the success of US and Afghan efforts to bring stability in Afghanistan

An officer of Pakistan's National Accountably Bureau, which is probing the corruption scandal allegedly involving the Prime Minister, was found dead at his residence

The agitating cleric told his supporters he is giving "democracy a final chance" and asked them not to give up protest until an agreement is hammered out

He said there should be no secret compromise between the ruling Pakistan People’s Party and main opposition PML-N on forming a caretaker government to oversee the next general election

Zardari told a Geo News TV host over the phone that no use of force would be undertaken against the marchers in Islamabad

The meeting is scheduled to be held in Islamabad at noon today

Zardari believes that there are two aspects of the Supreme Court's order - one is legal and the other is political, his spokesperson said

While commenting on Pakistan Supreme Court verdict against Prime Minister, the Law Minister has said that only National Accountability Bureau can issue an arrest order

The combination of the arrest order and the mass protest in Islamabad have raised fears that the military was working with the judiciary to force out a civilian leader

Imran’s call came after the Supreme Court issued an order for the arrest of the prime minister over corruption allegations

The explosion occurred at a cattle market and injured several people

Qadri claimed President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf and the federal ministers could no longer hold office

At least 17 soldiers were killed in two bomb attacks on army vehicles in Pakistans' trouble ridden North Waziristan region

Protests against attacks on Shi'ites have spread across Pakistan with mourners are refusing to bury 96 victims of a bomb attack until they were promised protection

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief claims terrorism "can be wiped out in 90 days" if his party forms a government

The decision to impose governor's rule in Balochistan is to quench the anger over the killing of 86 people in twin bomb attacks

The attack came just a day after the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan chief Hakimullah Mehsud reportedly directed his militants not to target Pakistani troops in North Waziristan

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but hardliner Sunni Muslims have often attacked vans carrying Shias in the past in the region

Saeed accused India of trying to disrupt the peace process with Pakistan and dragging its feet on the long-standing issue of Kashmir

The terror attacks underscore the myriad threats Pakistani security forces face from Sunni extremist groups, Taliban and the Baloch insurgency groups

The accused allegedly relocated several CNG stations and made illegal appointments, the Dawn said

The attack occurred in Heso Khel village near Mir Ali, one of the main towns in North Waziristan Agency, security officials were quoted as saying by TV news channels

Dawn in its editorial said, "Despite decades having passed, the two countries have been unable to come to a comprehensive agreement on this barren wasteland"

A note left with the body said Singh had been killed for "spying" for rival militant group, the Lashkar-e-Islam

There has been a surge in drone strikes in North and South Waziristan, with five attacks recorded since the beginning of the year

Raja Parvez Ashraf says that "some adversaries" are dubbing Pakistan as a 'failed state', but "we will prove them wrong"

A small number of Pakistani women are showing courage to seek divorce in the face of powerful religious right and growing Islamic conservatism

The News International in its editorial says that India and Pakistan "cannot, must not, allow (the killings) to propel" in the direction of war

The Indian army said the Pakistanis had violated the ceasefire along the heavily militarized Line of Control dividing the disputed territory of Kashmir

He said India and Pak needed to resolve their disputes through dialogue as the era of confrontation was over and the focus should be on creating a conductive atmosphere to resolve bilateral issues

The officials said the nature of the blast could not immediately be determined

Malala was shot by a Taliban assassin as she took a bus home from school in Pakistan's northwest Swat region in October 2012

Pakistan’s Interior Minister feels that mobile phones have become communication network for the terrorists, who are using it to detonate bombs

Pakistan has reiterated that it wants to resolve the issue of US drone strikes in the country through bilateral talks

The Pakistani girl who was shot at by the Taliban has been discharged from a British hospital after doctors said she was well enough to spend time with her family

The government has defended its decision to issue visa to Pakistani cricketer Javed Miandad saying he was not on India's "negative list"

According to the election commissioner, security was the only issue for the upcoming elections and if law and order was maintained, there was no reason why the elections would not be free and fair

A group, which claimed to have handled 476 cases of missing children during 2012, said it was regrettable that only 61 out of 476 cases were registered in police stations