Vol. 76 Nbr. 310, November 2022

Index

• $400m tax reforms project reviewed.
• 'England's tour to Pakistan to be held as per schedule'.
• 'Govt has no option but to ration gas in winter'.
• 'Laws for senior citizens remain unenforced'.
• 10 shops gutted in Shangla fire.
• 16 cattle found dead at dairy farm.
• 2,000 pile beams to be used in Kalma Chowk project.
• 68,000 traffic violators fined in October.
• Another pharma MNC calls it quits.
• As winter approaches.
• ATC reissues non-bailable warrants for Pashteen, Dawar.
• Autism Centre established at Pims.
• Bank Alfalah to buy back 200m shares.
• Bill moved in NA against contesting on multiple seats.
• CDA plans to move Afghan refugees from I-12.
• Centre pushing KP into bankruptcy by withholding funds: Jhagra.
• Chagai elders hopeful Reko Diq deal to bring prosperity.
• Child rapist sentenced to death.
• CJP Bandial suggests CPEC-style authority to monitor Reko Diq.
• Climate farce.
• CM orders arrest of accused behind Dir killing.
• Comment: When Pakistan 2.0 meets a 'very un-English' squad, sparks will fly.
• Consensus in London: 'our way or the highway'.
• Corrupt rulers amended NAB law to go scot-free: Khattak.
• Dar meets top UAE execs in bid to secure financial aid.
• Dawn staffer grieved.
• De-worming drive for children from 14th.
• Delay in repair of roads sparks protest in Johi.
• Difference and obligations.
• Divine wrath.
• Dost Mazari gets bail in land grab case.
• Drugs recovered from truck.
• ECP adjourns contempt case hearing against Imran till Nov 22.
• Ex-PTI minister, others booked for allegedly attacking party camp.
• Explainer: How will a transition to interest-free banking work?
• Farmers urged to complete wheat sowing by 20th.
• Fire destroys over 25 shops in Shershah market.
• Five security personnel hurt in suicide attack.
• Flood-hit farmers get free wheat seed.
• Food packages distributed among flood victims.
• Four gunned down in clash between rival groups.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1947: Seventy-five years ago: 'Inviting a thief to tea'.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: Over 300 held in Peshawar.
• Gen Bajwa bids adieu to more formations on farewell tour.
• Govt to set up solar power projects in Karachi, Jamshoro.
• Healthcare providers give deadline to govt.
• IGP proceeds on 14-day ex-Pakistan leave.
• IHC dismisses petition seeking Imran's disqualification.
• Ilyas wants cardiac hospital staff appointed.
• Imran asks CJP to probe army officer's role in attack.
• Imran claims his assailant was 'trained shooter, not religious fanatic'.
• Imran's sons will join march, hopes PPP.
• Interest-free economy.
• Islamia College ex-employees challenge pension 'denial'.
• IT minister gives new date for 5G launch.
• JI wants dialogue among parties to end establishment's role in politics.
• Judge summons health secy over shortage of medicines at hospital.
• Judiciary cannot assume role of executive, says CJP.
• Karachi police manhandle protesting healthcare providers, 25 'detained'.
• Khokhar resigns as senator.
• Khokhar's resignation.
• Kia says Lucky Motor its exclusive partner.
• Kidney, liver transplants under free treatment scheme on hold.
• Kohat police seek people's support for drug-free society.
• Lawyers' group issues damning report on staged encounters, custodial torture.
• Measures to improve municipal services in south Punjab.
• Mind the Gap!
• Mira Sethi, Mishi Khan butt heads on Twitter over Rabia Anum Obaid's Good Morning Pakistan walkout.
• MNA wants MDCAT postponed for two weeks.
• Mumtaz Zahra Baloch replaces Asim Iftikhar as new FO spokesperson.
• Neglected chemical sector needs help.
• New COMCOAST.
• NEWBORN CARE.
• On to the finals.
• Only forensic report can confirm if Arshad Sharif was tortured before death: Pims director.
• Pakistan and Iran agree to boost trade, curb smuggling.
• Pakistan pledges support for Saudi Arabia's security.
• Pakistan, Algeria sign MoU to establish institutional linkages.
• People's trust in insurance industry to catalyse uplift: President Alvi.
• Peshawar Zalmi welcomes Babar Azam to the fold as PSL 8 retentions announced.
• PFF NC not in loop as IPC minister meets AFC chief.
• Phase out subsidies to bring efficiency to agri-food system WB.
• Pindi breathes sigh of relief after PTI calls off protest.
• Political parties urged to reserve seats for youth in NA.
• PTI leader 'tasked with engaging top general' denounces Imran's claims.
• PTI protesters choke Lahore-Peshawar motorways.
• Punjab forms JIT to probe attack on Imran.
• Retired army officer, son acquitted of constable's murder.
• Rift laid bare at PML-N workers' convention in Gujrat.
• Rs5m announced for those killed during long march.
• Sacking of EPI technicians protested.
• SANITY AND COURAGE.
• SBP reserves fall below $8bn.
• SC throws out Pemra plea on powers to suspend licences.
• Sehat Sahulat Programme: Private hospitals found involved in hiring bogus anaesthetists.
• SHC seeks details of police, Rangers strength required for LG polls duty.
• Sikh pilgrims pay homage to Guru Nanak.
• Sindh CM okays land acquisition, biogas plant installation for bus projects.
• Sindh requests World Bank support for electric buses project.
• Solar energy project reviewed.