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Indian Officials Split on Pakistan Role in Bombings 
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A senior Indian official said the evidence of Pakistan?s role in the train bombings was short of ?clinching.?Pakistan Mobilink to market bond this week-source Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News - 2 hours, 53 minutes ago
HONG KONG, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Pakistan Mobile Communications (Pvt) Ltd. (Mobilink) will begin marketing its first global bond worth $250 million this week, a market source said on Monday.FEATURE - Taliban-style militants roam Pakistan region after pact Yahoo! India News - 2 hours, 6 minutes ago
MIRANSHAH, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani militants Mohib and Amir used to cross the porous border from the Waziristan region of northwest Pakistan to neighbouring Afghanistan whenever they had the urge to fight U.S.-led forces.No solid proof against Pakistan in Mumbai blasts, says Indian security advisor Pakistani Newspaper - 1 hour, 58 minutes ago
NEW DELHI, Oct 22: India has good but not clinching evidence against Pakistan's intelligence agency for its role in the July serial bombings in Mumbai that killed 186 people, a top security official said Sunday.Pakistan Frees 9 Held for Terror Links ABC News - Oct 22 2:02 AM
Pakistan Releases 9 Tribesmen Arrested in 2005 for Alleged al-Qaida LinksKenya: Pakistan Wants to Remain Lead Tea Export Market for Kenya AllAfrica.com - Oct 22 6:26 PM
Pakistan remains a leading buyer of Kenya tea with purchases worth Sh9.8 billion ($136 million) from January to September.Pakistan Frees 9 Held for Terror Links Los Angeles Times - Oct 22 1:57 AM
KHAR, Pakistan -- Pakistani authorities have released nine tribesmen held for more than a year on suspicion of links with the Taliban and al-Qaida, a tribal elder and residents said Sunday.Pakistan urges UN and OIC to resolve conflicts in Muslim world Pakistani Newspaper - Oct 22 6:16 PM
UNITED NATIONS, Oct 22 (APP) - Underlining the role of regional organizations, Pakistan has urged that the U.N. and the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) to work "more closely" in resolving some of the conflicts in the Muslim world, including Palestine, Iraq, Afghanistan and Kashmir.India says Pakistan bomb role evidence "not clinching" Tiscali - Oct 22 5:40 PM
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has good but not clinching evidence against Pakistan s spy agency for its role in the July serial bombings in Mumbai which killed 186 people, a top security official said on Sunday.India security adviser says no strong evidence of Pakistan's hand in train bombings Fox21 - Oct 22 2:37 PM
NEW DELHI India may be backpedaling from earlier allegations that Pakistan's spy agency planned the Mumbai train bombings in July.'Pakistan will gain more from Safta' The Economic Times - Oct 22 4:39 PM
NEW DELHI: As India waits for the next Safta ministerial council to take up the issue of Pakistan violating the regional trade agreement, a study shows that Pakistan will actually lose more in global exports by withholding concessions to India.100,000 to travel by train on Eid occasion in Pakistan People's Daily - Oct 22 5:29 PM
About 100,000 passengers would travel to various parts of the country through special trains started by the Pakistan Railways on the occasion of Eid, state-run APP reported Sunday.Pakistan remains lead importer of Kenya tea Business Recorder - Oct 22 3:47 PM
NAIROBI: Pakistan remains a leading buyer of Kenya tea with purchases worth Sh9.8 billion ($136 million) from January to September, 2006.The growth of tea exports to Pakistan is due to reduction in customs duty from 20 percent to 10 percent, and rem ....Pakistan team plays football in Chandigarh Yahoo! India News - Oct 22 10:23 AM
Chandigarh, Oct 22 (IANS) On a chilly, rain-soaked day, the Pakistan cricket team preferred a football game for their practice session here Sunday even as their opponents for the Oct 25 ICC Champions Trophy encounter, New Zealand, arrived here.India to share Intelligence with Pakistan only if... The Statesman - Oct 22 12:55 PM
NEW DELHI, Oct. 22: India will share Intelligence with Pakistan under the joint anti-terror mechanism only if New Delhi sees a great deal of cooperation from the neighbouring country, National Security Adviser Mr MK Narayanan has said.Pakistan releases 9 tribesmen arrested in 2005 for alleged al-Qaida links Boston Herald - Oct 22 6:44 AM
KHAR, Pakistan - Pakistani authorities have released nine tribesmen held for more than a year on suspicion of links with the Taliban and al-Qaida, a tribal elder and residents said Sunday. The men, who...Amnesty International Claims Pakistan "Sold" Innocent Terror Suspects to U.S. WTOL News 11 - Oct 22 1:24 PM
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN (AP) -- Pakistan illegally detained innocent people on suspicion of terrorism, secretly imprisoned them, and transferred them to U.S. custody for money, human rights watchdog Amnesty International said Friday.Nine killed in Pakistan van-truck collision Yahoo! India News - Oct 22 7:53 AM
Islamabad, Oct 22 (DPA) Nine people were killed and another nine were injured when a passenger van collided with an oncoming truck on a country road in southern Pakistan Sunday, the state-run television PTV reported.New Spying Row Between India And Pakistan Nasdaq - Oct 22 4:20 AM
(RTTNews) - A spying row has been erupted between India and Pakistan as Mohammed Farooq, a driver in Pakistan's High Commission in New Delhi, was arrested by the Indian security officials.*New Spying Row Between India And Pakistan Nasdaq - Oct 22 4:19 AM
(RTTNews) - New Spying Row Between India And Pakistan.Pakistan protests alleged manhandling of embassy worker in India Daily News - Oct 22 1:39 PM
PAKISTAN: Pakistan alleged Indian security illegally detained and manhandled an embassy employee in New Delhi, and said it has lodged a strong protest.International pressure behind India s backing out from strong evidence against Pakistan s ISI involvement in Mumbai India Daily - Oct 22 8:36 AM
It is interesting that as Americans decided to cooperate with India on terror issues, India slowly retreated from the from providing the strong evidence against Pakistan s ISI involvement in Mumbai serial blasts.Pakistan protests driver's detainment AP via Yahoo! News - Oct 21 4:00 AM
Pakistan lodged a strong protest with neighboring India on Saturday for detaining a driver for the Pakistan embassy in New Delhi.World Bank arbitration in favor of India in the Indo-Pakistan dispute over the Baglihar hydroelectric project in Jammu India Daily - Oct 22 8:45 AM
Amid indications of a favourable outcome for New Delhi, the World Bank arbitration in the Indo-Pakistan dispute over the Baglihar hydroelectric project in Jammu and Kashmir is expected to conclude by the year-end, with the neutral expert scheduling his last meeting with the two sides on 7 November.Pakistan protests mistreatment of employee in India Yahoo! India News - Oct 22 2:23 AM
Islamabad, Oct 22 (IANS) Pakistan has lodged a strong protest with India for the mistreatment and illegal detention of an employee working in its High Commission in New Delhi and calling it 'against diplomatic norms.Cricket-Pakistan players told to avoid overt religious display Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 21 3:23 AM
Pakistan's cricketers have been told to avoid exhibiting their religious beliefs in public.Pakistan bomb blast death toll rises to nine AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 21 3:21 AM
The death toll from a bomb blast in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar rose to nine, after two more injured people died in hospital, police said.Pakistan pair attend drugs hearing CNN.com - Oct 21 2:55 AM
KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) -- Pakistan fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif appeared before a tribunal on Saturday which will recommend if they are to be penalized for testing positive for the banned steroid nandrolone.India security adviser says no strong evidence of Pakistan's hand in train bombings Yahoo! India News - Oct 22 1:23 AM
India appeared to retreat from its charge that Pakistan's spy agency planned Mumbai train bombings in July, with its national security adviser saying Sunday that investigators don't have strong evidence. Cricket-Pakistan's Shoaib, Asif appear before drugs tribunal Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 21 2:21 AM
Pakistan fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif appeared before a tribunal on Saturday which will recommend if they are to be penalised for testing positive for the banned steroid nandrolone.Pakistan frees 9 held for terror links Syracuse.com - Oct 22 2:12 AM
KHAR, Pakistan (AP) Pakistani authorities have released nine tribesmen held for more than a year on suspicion of links with the Taliban and al-Qaida, a tribal elder and residents said Sunday.India security adviser says no strong evidence of Pakistan's hand in train bombings KBCI Boise - Oct 22 1:51 AM
NEW DELHI India may be backpedaling from earlier allegations that Pakistan's spy agency planned the Mumbai train bombings in July. India's national security adviser tells the C-N-N-I-B-N television news channel that investigators don't have strong evidence.India security adviser says no strong evidence of Pakistan's hand in train bombings Fort Wayne News Channel 15 - Oct 22 1:38 AM
NEW DELHI India may be backpedaling from earlier allegations that Pakistan's spy agency planned the Mumbai train bombings in July. India's national security adviser...AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN: Afghan registration starts slowly IRIN - Oct 22 12:43 AM
ISLAMABAD, 20 Oct 2006 (IRIN) - Across Pakistan, some 13,000 Afghan refugees have been registered in a drive that started five days ago, officials said on Friday.Road accident kills 9 in Pakistan People's Daily - Oct 22 1:23 AM
Nine people were killed and 12 wounded Sunday morning when a passenger van collided with a truck at Indus Highway near Shikarpur, 350 km north of Pakistan's largest port city Karachi, local private Geo TV reported.Pakistan's rice exporters face hurdles in European Union Khaleej Times - Oct 21 8:36 PM
ISLAMABAD Pakistan has experienced problems in exporting brown rice to European Union (EU) which has declined abruptly in the last few years. The reason behind the decline in exports of brown rice is attributed to fungus contamination.Pakistan's total value of imports hits $ 7.42 b Khaleej Times - Oct 21 8:37 PM
ISLAMABAD Pakistan s imports from global sources are beating across all foreign trade projections, making its foreign trading partners much more upbeat, but sending warning signals to the government.Pakistan seek drugs ban deal Daily Telegraph - Oct 21 4:59 PM
The tribunal investigating how Pakistan cricketers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif came to test positive for the anabolic steroid nandrolone are coming under pressure from the Pakistan Cricket Board to hand out lenient punishments.Musharraf in line of fire for Pakistan cricket chaos AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 22 1:40 AM
Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf is used to domestic opposition but he has recently faced a different type of criticism -- for harming his country's cricket fortunes.Pakistan Protests Driver's Detainment ABC News - Oct 21 4:17 AM
Pakistan Lodges Strong Protest With India Over Detention of Embassy Driver in New DelhiA Pakistan without Musharraf rediff.com - 25 minutes ago
The president also said that he would resign as and when he felt the nation did not require him any longer.ASIA DEBT PIPELINE:Pakistan Mobile Roadshows In Quiet Week Nasdaq - 2 hours, 24 minutes ago
SINGAPORE -(Dow Jones)- Asia's international primary bond market will likely be hushed amid regional holidays and a two-day Federal Open Market Committee Meeting ending Wednesday, but for the marketing of a proposed high-yield U.S. dollar deal later in the week.Catholic MPs Join Pakistan Death Penalty Fight Catholic Times - Oct 21 4:03 PM
By The Universe: Catholic MPs are continuing to work to get a Leeds man who is on death row in Pakistan released from prison.WB sees bright future for Pakistan s trade Dawn - Oct 21 8:43 PM
ISLAMABAD, Oct 21: The World Bank has observed that Pakistan had a dynamic future and tremendous development potential.Pakistan to keep religion private BBC News - Oct 21 3:55 AM
The new Pakistan Cricket Board chairman tells the national team to stop exhibiting religious beliefs in public.Pakistan bomb blast death toll rises to nine Channel NewsAsia - Oct 21 11:34 AM
PESHAWAR, Pakistan - The death toll from a bomb blast in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar rose to nine Saturday, after two more injured people died in hospital, police said.Pakistan's day of reckoning could rob the game of one of its rare characters Sydney Morning Herald - Oct 21 8:22 AM
Testing times ... fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif at Pakistan Cricket Board headquarters in Lahore ahead of their doping tribunal hearing.Pakistan asked to keep religion private CricInfo - Oct 21 1:41 PM
Dr Nasim Ashraf, the new chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, has called on players to stop displaying their religious beliefs in public.Indian PM Singh accepts invitation to visit Pakistan AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 11:23 AM
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he had accepted an invitation to visit arch-rival Pakistan, a report quoted him as saying.Pakistan and India in spying row BBC News - Oct 22 2:47 AM
A row erupts after Indian officials detain a Pakistani diplomatic driver for allegedly receiving secret files.Akhtar, Asif appear at Pakistan doping tribunal AFP via Yahoo! Asia News - Oct 21 7:31 AM
LAHORE, Pakistan (AFP) - Suspended Pakistani pacemen Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif have appeared before a tribunal probing their doping case, and were asked to submit written statements.Pakistan lodges protest with India over detention of embassy driver in New Delhi Boston Herald - Oct 21 5:43 AM
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan lodged a strong protest with neighboring India on Saturday for detaining a driver for the Pakistan embassy in New Delhi. The Foreign Ministry accused India of illegally...Seven dead as blast hits festival shoppers in Pakistan AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 10:49 AM
A bomb blast ripped through a crowd of shoppers as they bought gifts for a Muslim festival in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar, killing seven people, officials said.Army man held in Pakistan spy row Gulf News - Oct 21 2:09 PM
New Delhi: India yesterday said it had arrested an army sergeant for allegedly handing secret military papers to a Pakistan High Commission employee, sparking a new spying row between the countries.Pakistan protests driver's harassment in India Islamic Republic News Agency - Oct 21 8:02 AM
Pakistan - Protest Pakistan has lodged a strong protest with the Indian government over the illegal detention and manhandling of Mr. Mohammad Farooq a driver of Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi by the Indian security personnel, a Foreign Ministry statement said on Saturday.PML celebrates Pakistan Day on 27th Ramadan Pakistani Newspaper - Oct 21 12:47 PM
ISLAMABAD, Oct 21 (APP): Pakistan Muslim League celebrated the creation of Pakistan today, on the occasion of 27th Ramadan ul Mubarak which correspond August 14, 19947.Pakistan strongly protests over detention of its employee in New Delhi Pakistani Newspaper - Oct 21 12:46 PM
ISLAMABAD, Oct 21 (APP): Pakistan on Saturday lodged a strong protest with the Indian government over the illegal detention and manhandling of its employee by Indian security personnel, working at the Pakistan High Commission New Delhi.Inzamam may not lead Pakistan in World Cup: PCB India Times Cricket - Oct 21 1:26 PM
KARACHI, Oct 21: Inzamam-ul Haq's tenure as captain will come up for review after the home series against the West Indies, Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Nasim Ashraf has said.Six killed in blast in Pakistan's Peshawar Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 8:41 AM
Six people were killed and 31 wounded when a bomb hit a crowded shopping area in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar on Friday, the sixth such explosion in the city in a month, police said.Market bombing kills at least 7 in Pakistan Seattle Times - Oct 21 12:24 AM
A bomb left in a fruit cart struck a crowded market Friday in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least seven people and wounding dozens, police said.Six dead as blast hits shoppers in Pakistan AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 7:33 AM
A bomb blast ripped through a crowd of shoppers buying gifts for a Muslim festival in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar, killing at least six people, officials said.Five killed in blast in Pakistan's Peshawar Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 7:08 AM
A bomb blast hit a crowded shopping area in a poor neighborhood of Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar on Friday, killing five people and wounding 21 others, police said.Pakistan lodges protest with India over detention of embassy driver in New Delhi Yahoo! India News - Oct 21 3:53 AM
Pakistan on Saturday lodged a strong protest with neighboring India after a driver for the Pakistan embassy in New Delhi was detained by Indian security agents. Akhtar, Asif appear at Pakistan doping tribunal AFP via Yahoo!7 News - Oct 21 2:58 AM
LAHORE, Pakistan (AFP) - Suspended Pakistani pacemen Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif appeared before a tribunal probing their doping case, and were asked to submit written statements, an official said.Inzamam may not lead Pakistan in World Cup: PCB Kaumundi Online - Oct 21 10:53 AM
KARACHI: Inzamam-ul Haq's tenure as captain will come up for review after the home series against the West Indies, Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Nasim Ashraf has said.Indian PM accepts invitation to visit Pakistan Islamic Republic News Agency - Oct 21 8:10 AM
India - Pak - Invitation - PM Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he had accepted an invitation to visit Pakistan but did not say when he would travel there.Pakistan doping tribunal to start Saturday AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 5:27 AM
Suspended Pakistan bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif may attend a doping tribunal on Saturday after testing positive for steroids, a cricket board official said.Ponting Nominated for Four Cricket Awards; Asif in Contention Bloomberg.com - Oct 22 5:58 PM
Oct. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Australia captain Ricky Ponting was nominated for four cricket awards by the sport's governing body. Pakistan bowler Mohammad Asif, facing a ban for a positive drug test, was nominated as top newcomer.Experts warn success in Afghanistan lies in Taliban-friendly Pakistan Canada.com - Oct 21 5:33 AM
There was a blunt, if understated admission this week from Gen. David Richards, the British commander of all NATO forces in Afghanistan: "There is a Taliban problem in Pakistan," he said at a press conference in Kabul.Pakistan protests driver's detainment Syracuse.com - Oct 21 4:28 AM
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) Pakistan lodged a strong protest with neighboring India on Saturday for detaining a driver for the Pakistan embassy in New Delhi.Pretty good proof of Pakistan hand: M.K. Narayanan The Hindu - Oct 22 1:52 PM
"Not clinching, but we have connectivity on 7/11"Pakistan Panel Rejects Cement Import Ban Proposal Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 News - 2 hours, 23 minutes ago
The Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet has rejected a proposal regarding a ban on import of cement, saying that the decisions taken earlier in this regard would remain intact, official sources told Business Recorder here on Wednesday.Pakistan protests driver s detainment IBN live - Oct 21 5:11 AM
Pakistan lodged a strong protest with India alleging that a driver working in the Pakistan High Commission has been manhandled.PAKISTAN PANEL REJECTS CEMENT IMPORT BAN PROPOSAL Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance - 2 hours, 23 minutes ago
Trade / foreign investment The Economic Co-ordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet has rejected a proposal regarding a ban on import of cement, saying that the decisions taken earlier in this regard would remain intact, official sources told Business Recorder here on Wednesday.Pakistan Protests Driver's Detainment The Houma Courier - Oct 21 4:18 AM
Pakistan lodged a strong protest with neighboring India on Saturday for detaining a driver for the Pakistan embassy in New Delhi. The Foreign Ministry accused India of illegally detaining and "manhandling" Mohammad Farooq, who was held briefly by security forces in New Delhi on Friday.Pakistan's banned Malik hopeful after Azharuddin case AFP via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 3:29 AM
Former Pakistan cricket captain Salim Malik said India's decision to pardon disgraced star Mohammad Azharuddin has raised his hopes of overturning his own life ban for match-fixing.'Taliban and Al Qaeda behind attacks on Shias in Pakistan' New Kerala - Oct 21 11:45 AM
Islamabad, Oct 21: Taliban insurgents from Afghanistan and Arab fighters of Al Qaeda were involved in the recent sectarian clashes between Shias and Sunnis over a disputed shrine in Pakistan, a Shia organisation has claimed.Dengue fever scare grows in Pakistan TVNZ - Oct 21 3:13 AM
Mosquito-borne dengue fever killed five people in Pakistan's southern Sindh province on Friday, taking the toll to 25 in the past four months, and reported cases rose sharply, a health official said.Pakistan doping tribunal to hear from Akhtar, Asif AFP via Yahoo!7 News - Oct 20 11:57 PM
LAHORE, Pakistan (AFP) - Pakistani pacemen Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif were to appear before a three-member tribunal probing a doping scandal that forced them out of the Champions Trophy in India.Inzamam may not lead Pakistan in World Cup: PCB New Kerala - Oct 21 11:28 AM
Karachi, Oct 21: Inzamam-ul Haq's tenure as captain will come up for review after the home series against the West Indies, Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Nasim Ashraf has said.Cricket-Pakistan set to open doping tribunal for bowlers Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 20 3:03 AM
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) tribunal investigating the positive drug tests returned by fast bowlers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif will hold its preliminary hearing on Saturday, a board official said on Friday.Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said he had accepted an invitation to visit Pakistan India Daily - Oct 21 7:00 AM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said he had accepted an invitation to visit Pakistan but did not say when he would travel there. "I have accepted the invitation," he told reporters here during Iftar hosted by him. He did not elaborate.Dengue fever scare grows in Pakistan as deaths mount AlertNet - Oct 21 1:58 AM
Source: Reuters KARACHI, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Mosquito-borne dengue fever killed five people in Pakistan's southern Sindh province on Friday, taking the toll to 25 in the past four months, and reported cases rose ... Change domestic cricket set-up to make Pakistan a world beater: Imran Yahoo! India News - Oct 21 1:08 AM
Islamabad, Oct.21 (ANI): Former Pakistan cricket captain Imran Khan has said that the national team can become as good, if not better than Australia in three years time, provided the domestic cricket set-up is changed.Pakistan told to balance religion and cricket Independent Online - Oct 21 8:11 AM
Pakistan's cricketers have been told to avoid exhibiting their religious beliefs in public after concerns were expressed that the team was being used by religious elements.In the land of the Taliban International Herald Tribune - Oct 22 3:50 AM
In the borderlands of Afghanistan and Pakistan, drug smuggling, anger at warlords and age-old resentments could be preparing the way for a return of the radicals.Pakistan protests detention of High Commission driver in Delhi The Pakistan Link - Oct 21 3:18 AM
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has lodged protest with New Delhi against unlawful detention of a driver of Pakistan High Commission by the Indian security officials in Delhi.Bhutto, Sharif will not contest polls: Musharraf rediff.com - 7 minutes ago
However, Musharraf said Bhutto's Pakistan Peoples Party and Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League (N) would be there to contest.Six killed in Pakistan bomb blast BBC News - Oct 20 7:17 AM
A bomb blast kills at least six people in Pakistan's north-western city of Peshawar, police say.Seven dead as blast hits festival shoppers in Pakistan Bernama - Oct 20 9:01 PM
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) - A bomb blast has ripped through a crowd of shoppers as they bought gifts for a Muslim festival in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar, killing seven people.Red Crescent to assist in reconstruction in Pakistan's quake-hit areas Turks.US - Oct 21 2:18 AM
The Turkish Red Crescent and Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Thursday signed an agreement to build the capacities of PRCS in the areas of organizational development, disaster management, social welfare and reconstruction in quake hit areas.Five die in Pakistan bomb blast BBC News - Oct 20 7:13 AM
A bomb blast kills at least five people in Pakistan's north-western city of Peshawar, police say.Asif named on ICC award shortlist BBC News - Oct 22 6:09 AM
Pakistan's Mohammad Asif is nominated for an International Cricket Council annual award despite his positive drugs test.FEATURE - Pakistani women empowered by learning to sew Yahoo! India News - 1 hour, 51 minutes ago
DANNA, Pakistan (Reuters) - Young women sit demurely behind hand-operated sewing machines in the mountain village of Attyasa in Pakistani-administered Kashmir practising their newly-acquired sewing skills on scraps of fabric.Pakistan asked to keep religion private Cricinfo via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport - Oct 22 12:45 AM
PCB chairman asked for 'balance'Pakistan announce 25-man Future Players squad Cricinfo via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Sport - Oct 22 12:45 AM
Future Players Camp at the National AcademyChange domestic cricket set-up to make Pakistan a world beater: Imran New Kerala - Oct 21 2:44 AM
Islamabad, Oct.21 : Former Pakistan cricket captain Imran Khan has said that the national team can become as good, if not better than Australia in three years time, provided the domestic cricket set-up is changed.Pakistan: Three day forecast Dawn - 48 minutes ago
Note: Temperature estimates are internationally sourced and may differ from local estimates.Pakistan s banned Malik hopeful after Azhar case Gulf Times - Oct 21 1:24 AM
LAHORE: Former Pakistan cricket captain Salim Malik said India s decision to pardon disgraced star Mohamed Azharuddin has raised his hopes of overturning his own life ban for match-fixing.Every fourth person uses a mobile phone in Pakistan Khaleej Times - Oct 20 8:21 PM
KARACHI Cellphone subscribers' base has reached 41.5 million in Pakistan, a country having an estimated population of 150 million. This implies that every 4th person in the country is a confirmed user of the high-tech gadget.