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Separatist Kashmiri leader killed in Srinagar blast

Srinagar: Jamiat-e-Ahli Hadees chief Moulvi Showkat Ahmad Shah was killed and several people were injured in a blast out side a mosque in disputed  Srinagar, Indian media  reported on Friday. Sources said that the moderate separatist cleric was seriously injured in the blast in Maisuma area of the...  No Comment

Pakistan

Six killed in car-tanker collision in Quetta

Quetta: At least six passengers were killed and a woman sustained injuries in a head-on collision between a NATO tanker and a car at Chaman Road in Quetta on Friday.   Read More →

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• Eight injured in Balochistan blast
• SC orders FIA to recover money form those who performed 'free Haj'

S-Asia

Gun battle inside Kandahar police base

Kandahar: Unknown gunmen have attacked a police training centre in Kandahar and are battling security forces inside, officials say. Reports from the base near Kandahar city say there was an explosion... 

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• 'Resolution of Kashmir imperative for regional peace'
• India: hundreds ill after eating adulterated flour

World

Hamas declares ceasefire with Israel

Gaza: Hamas says it has brokered a deal for Gaza's groups to stop firing on Israel, after another day of violent exchanges. Hamas, which governs Gaza, said the truce was designed to stop... 

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• Lockerbie bombing: Scottish police interview Koussa
• Rio de Janeiro gunman kills 12 schoolchildren

Uncensored

CID arrests three target killers

Karachi: Capital City Police Officer (CCPO) Karachi, the southern city of Pakistan, Saud Mirza has claimed to arrest three target killers and recovered illegal weapons and drugs from their... 

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• World Cup 2011: Bookies transfer Rs23 bn
• 51% Pakistanis believe progress possible for the poor

Business

Pak forex reserves dip

Karachi: Pakistan's liquid foreign exchange reserves declined by 32 million dollars to 17.637 billion dollars.  Read More →

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• Pak economy to grow by 4pc in 2011-12
• Unannounced load shedding to bring economic activities to halt: PIAF

Sports

Names of Pakistan players excluded from Wisden accolade

London: The 2011 edition of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack will feature only four Cricketers of the Year, instead of the usual five, after the editor, Scyld Berry, chose to break with... 

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• 'India were not under pressure to lift World Cup'
• Forth addition of IPL will begin today

Style

Sonakashi apologizes to Pakistani fans

Mumbai: Bollywood actress SonaKashi apologized to her Pakistani fans for her picture she had posted on twitter ridiculing Pakistan cricket team captain Shahid Afrdi after India won world cup... 

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• Hrithik inujred on the 'Agneepath''s set
• Angelina Jolie visits refugee camp in Tunisian-Libyan border

Science

Arctic ice melt: new warning issued

Scientists who predicted a few years ago that Arctic summers could be ice-free by 2013 now say summer ice will probably be gone within this decade. The original prediction, made in 2007, gained... 

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• NASA may use space station to prepare flights to Mars
• Facebook launches page for journalists

Health

Understanding Alzheimer

A leading University scientist's search of factors that increase the risk of developing Alzheimer has... 

• Carrots can help prevent breast cancer
• Meditation can reduce pain

Amazing

Designer makes dress from children's books

Boston: Boston-based fashion designer Ryan Novelline has created an amazing fairytale dress using only... 

• German girl rides cow like a horse
• 2000 years old 70 books found in Jordan

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