Vol. 76 Nbr. 315, November 2022

Index

• 'SRA militant' held in Mehran Town.
• 'They can try again': Imran Khan says there is still a threat to his life.
• 'Varsities can multiply budgets through research commercialisation'.
• 10-day 'Sindh Theatre Festival 2022' gets under way in Hyderabad.
• 23 more dengue patients land in hospitals.
• A guide to responding to haters on social media, courtesy Nadia Jamil.
• AI brings paradigm shift in modern warfare & state security, moot told.
• Alvi for prevention and better management of diabetes.
• Anti-encroachment drive in Haripur planned.
• Arooj Aftab nominated for Best Global Music Performance at the Grammys for the second year in a row.
• Arshad sustained multiple injuries before death: Pims.
• Asad meets industrialists.
• Baligh urges parties to develop consensus on charter of economy.
• Biden's choices.
• Bilawal decries 'national obsession' with COAS appointment.
• Bilawal inaugurates Rs500m OPD complex at Dow Hospital.
• Body formed to make S Punjab Secretariat fully functional.
• Boys clinch top positions in HSSC pre-engineering exam results.
• Buyer claims he paid Farah Khan $2m to buy Toshakhana gifts.
• Cancellation of Reko Diq mining lease behind arbitration, SC told.
• CDA to make F-9 Park citizen club functional.
• Centre trying to pave way for governor's rule in KP: CM.
• Chaman border remains closed for third day.
• Circular debt keeps rising despite massive power tariff hike.
• COLLATERAL DAMAGE.
• Contempt case: In reply to SC, Imran says PTI didn't 'knowingly violate' court orders during May 25 march.
• Court issues damning indictment of top govt, police officials in land grab case.
• Death in custody Five police officials held.
• Defence, finance most queried ministries, PIC report reveals.
• Digital traffic challan system launched.
• ECC extends cheaper gas to two Punjab urea makers.
• ECP accuses Sindh of 'usurping' its power to hold LG polls.
• Education body's employees protest lack of service structure.
• Education system addressing social ills need of hour.
• Eight development projects okayed for Rawalpindi division.
• Elders to boycott CM's Bajaur visit today over 'unmet' promises.
• Engineers get degrees at UET convocation.
• Ex-servicemen's body disavows patron-in-chief.
• Families demand early recovery of abducted miners.
• Firing on police mobile patrol in Lakki Marwat kills 6: state media.
• First-ever caesarean section performed in Dasu hospital.
• Flood was not our fault.
• Four TTP men killed in D.I. Khan.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1947: Seventy-five years ago: Inter-Dominion Board.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: 'Pakistan, BD, India equal'.
• German hunts prized blue sheep.
• Govt decides to clear Joyland for release in Pakistan: Salman Sufi.
• Govt seeks army help to make major city hospitals 'operational'.
• Govt seeks IMF waivers amid flood-driven slippages.
• Govt seeks LCCI help for installing fire hydrants.
• Govt suspends POS prize scheme till January.
• Hibatullah's edicts.
• Humayun Saeed hits back at Shaan Shahid's criticism of Pakistani rom-coms by asking people to watch Zarrar.
• Imran to be prime minister again, says Khattak.
• Inter-region women games begin in Peshawar.
• Jittery markets.
• Joyless lens.
• JS Group eyes majority shareholding in BankIslami.
• Kohat villagers resent 'ban' on sale of their land.
• Lahore's top cop given charge of Wazirabad investigation.
• Legal tweak to allow PM to retain army officers with stroke of pen.
• LHC declares unadjustable, advance income tax 'unlawful'.
• Life expectancy in Pakistan edges lower to 65 years.
• Local bodies polls will be held on schedule in Azad Kashmir: CEC.
• LUMS, forest dept sign MoU to improve environment.
• Man arrested in gang-rape case.
• Man involved in murder of Punjab minister arrested.
• Mansehra residents demand end to power outages.
• Medical commission orders rechecking of MDCAT question papers.
• Militant commander seeks role of 'good Taliban' in peace.
• MORAL DEGRADATION.
• Most sugar mills reluctant to start cane crushing this month.
• MPA accused of victimising rivals.
• Museum digs deep into rare marble plaque.
• NA speaker terms Pakistan inclusion in 'path-finder' list a success.
• New JIT on Model Town incident High court larger bench dissolves after member's recusal.
• New PMA office-bearers.
• NTDC BoG directed to solve contract row.
• Oil prices kept unchanged.
• Pakistan abstains from votes on Afghanistan, Ukraine.
• Pakistan, China agree to work together for disaster preparedness.
• PDM, PTI politics revolve around new army chief: Siraj.
• PHC suspends handover of Peshawar roads, bus stands to civic body.
• PM Shehbaz tests positive for Covid-19.
• PM-formed body asks censors to review Joyland.
• POLIO CAMPAIGNS.
• PTI leader granted interim bail in funding case.
• PTI Swabi leader alleges torture during police 'raid' on hujra.
• Qasim hits maiden ton to rescue CP against Balochistan.
• Railing against election czar, Imran seeks CJP's intervention.
• Reckless digging hits underground water supply, internet networks.
• Reports on BrahMos missile incident 'disingenuous attempt' to absolve India of its 'irresponsible nuclear behaviour': FO.
• Research culture.
• Revenue official's murder in Surjani triggers protests.
• Rule by proxy.
• Sami reaches second round at ITF Jr.
• Saving environment.
• SC serves notices on Imran, others in ECP contempt case.
• Senate body seeks details of road contractors.
• Senate panel makes internships mandatory for university students.