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Pakistan's history is littered with remarkable teenagers - Telegraph.co.uk Mon, 14 Jul 2014 13:53:48 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

Pakistan's history is littered with remarkable teenagers Telegraph.co.uk Astonishing teenagers are a recurring theme in Pakistan's cricket history. Of the 33 players recorded as making their Test debut before the age of 18, 15 are Pakistanis. For nearly 40 years the list was headed by Mushtaq Mohammad, at 15 years 124 days ... Jayawardene to retire from Test cricket after Pakistan seriesEmirates 24/7 Mahela Jayawardene to retire from Test cricket after Pakistan seriesSportskeeda Jayawardene to quit Tests after Pakistan seriesDAWN.com all 184 news articles »

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Blasphemous Oppression In The Name of Islam: Hold Pakistan Accountable For ... - Forbes Mon, 14 Jul 2014 12:43:26 GMT

Forbes

Blasphemous Oppression In The Name of Islam: Hold Pakistan Accountable For ... Forbes The world is aflame. Religious minorities are among those who suffer most from increasing conflict. Pakistan is one of the worst homes for non-Muslims. The U.S. government should designate that nation as a “Country of Particular Concern” for failing to ... Case study Of Aisya Noreen that is known as Aisya Bibi. By Farhad BhattiPakistan Christian Post all 11 news articles »

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Indian media: Dilip Kumar's Pakistan home a heritage site - BBC News Mon, 14 Jul 2014 06:52:03 GMT

BBC News

Indian media: Dilip Kumar's Pakistan home a heritage site BBC News Media in India are praising Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's decision to declare legendary Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar's ancestral home as a national heritage site. Yusuf Khan, who later became popular as Dilip Kumar, was born in Peshawar in now ... Dilip Kumar's house declared national heritage by PakistanTimes of India Dilip Kumar's ancestral home in Pakistan declared national heritageDaily News & Analysis Dilip Kumar's ancestral home declared national heritage in PakistanHindustan Times Economic Times all 68 news articles »

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Fighters Kill Pakistan Soldiers Near Afghan Border - ABC News Sat, 12 Jul 2014 16:11:27 GMT

CTV News

Fighters Kill Pakistan Soldiers Near Afghan Border ABC News Militants killed a Pakistan army captain and two soldiers in a cross-border attack early Saturday in a tribal region near Afghanistan, as an airstrike killed 13 suspected extremist fighters, authorities said. A group of some 60 militants carried out ... Pakistani army casualties in cross-border attack near AfghanistanCTV News Militants kill 3 in Pakistan border post attackNew York Post Militants attack near Pakistan border, killing 3Bradford Era all 154 news articles »

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Pakistan Claims Win Against Militants Along Afghan Border, but Enemy Slips Away - New York Times Fri, 11 Jul 2014 12:21:38 GMT

New York Times

Pakistan Claims Win Against Militants Along Afghan Border, but Enemy Slips Away New York Times MIRAM SHAH, Pakistan — A solitary donkey wandered through the deserted streets of this once-bustling tribal town of 100,000, but no other inhabitants were to be found 10 days after Pakistani troops backed by tanks and helicopter gunships seized control. Taliban Hideouts Revealed as Pakistan Army Seizes RedoubtVoice of America Taliban hideouts revealed as Pakistan army seizes militant redoubtDaily Times Pakistan Declares 'Victory' in Waziristan, But Fighters Simply LeftAntiwar.com Telegraph.co.uk (blog) all 95 news articles »

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Pakistan's border badlands - The Economist Sat, 12 Jul 2014 06:04:44 GMT

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Pakistan's border badlands The Economist Now, it is Pakistan's turn to feel the frustration. Its army is in the thick of long-awaited operations to clear Pakistani militants from North Waziristan, one of the tribal agencies bordering Afghanistan. This week it appears to have regained control ... US Drones Strike in Pakistan's North WaziristanWall Street Journal Pakistani Offensive Empties Largest Town in North WaziristanVoice of America Taliban 'fled' Pakistani offensive 'before it began'BBC News Huffington Post -Aljazeera.com -Human Rights Watch all 455 news articles »

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'Pakistan is a great place for budding filmmakers' - Deutsche Welle Mon, 14 Jul 2014 16:10:31 GMT

'Pakistan is a great place for budding filmmakers' Deutsche Welle She is also the founder of The Citizens archive of Pakistan (CAP), a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultural and historic preservation which educates citizens about their heritage. In a DW interview, Chinoy talks about her latest project Three ...

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Pakistan's displaced face growing crisis - Channel News Asia Mon, 14 Jul 2014 11:18:10 GMT

Channel News Asia

Pakistan's displaced face growing crisis Channel News Asia BANNU: Pakistan's military offensive against militants in North Waziristan has forced some 900,000 people to escape to nearby towns. Although the Pakistani government said it is providing the displaced with basic needs such as food, water and shelter ... Last day for IDPs to get registered at Hayatabad campdunyanews.tv all 34 news articles »

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Shraddha Kapoor's shorts too short in Pakistan? - India Today Mon, 14 Jul 2014 16:03:21 GMT

India Today

Shraddha Kapoor's shorts too short in Pakistan? India Today Bollywood actor Shraddha Kapoor donned a casual look in a top and denim shorts but it seems her sartorial choice did not go down too well in the Pakistani media. According to reports, her picture was digitally altered and her thighs were covered with a ... and more »

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How the new country of Pakistan put itself on the cricketing map by beating ... - Telegraph.co.uk Mon, 14 Jul 2014 13:53:48 GMT

Telegraph.co.uk

How the new country of Pakistan put itself on the cricketing map by beating ... Telegraph.co.uk Pakistan had to wait for five years following independence in 1947 to be awarded Test match status. They played their first series against India in 1952-53, under the leadership of A H Kardar, losing 2-1 but acquitting themselves with credit. The ...