Vol. 76 Nbr. 320, November 2022

Index

• 'Crisis-ridden country can't afford snap polls'.
• 'Foolish' diners.
• 'Sugar mills may stop cane crushing if official rate is raised'.
• Addressing disparities post-Covid.
• Ahsan Iqbal seeks 'CPEC-like' ties with Saudi Arabia.
• Another financial scam surfaces in MCI's municipal directorate.
• Another rescheduled PA sitting today.
• Azadi march will achieve its objectives: Basharat.
• BISP extending health, education facilities to poor families: Marri.
• Blunders vis-a-vis solar energy.
• Book on spiritualism launched.
• Boys National Swimming concludes.
• Car parking mafia is active illegally.
• Cases lodged against illegal housing societies.
• Cash-dry ATMs.
• Centre accused of neglecting rehabilitation of Orakzai people.
• Centuries old Swat mosque becomes centre of attraction after restoration.
• Chairmen of Swabi tehsil councils seek uplift funds.
• Chaotic times of the bird.
• Character certificates.
• CIA officer removed for patronising crime.
• CM opens mother, child care block at Ganga Ram.
• Companies with a future.
• COMPANY NEWS.
• Couple dies, three children injured in Nooriabad accident.
• Cycling can help check diabetes.
• Dangerous skies.
• Dar takes notice of 'illegal, unwarranted' leak of COAS Bajwa's family's tax records.
• Degrees awarded to over 1,800 students at MAJU convocation.
• Dir people protest slow work on road project.
• DNA samples of five collected over girl's rape, murder in Karachi.
• Eight billion people.
• Every life matters.
• Farhan King wins prestigious event at LRC.
• Fertiliser subsidies - a farmers' perspective.
• FO rejects 'baseless propaganda' against Pakistan by Indian leadership regarding terror financing.
• Four villages to get power supply from Bisham grid.
• Four-day Islamic art festival concludes.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1947: Seventy-five years ago: Propaganda.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: 'Recognition only option'.
• Ganga Ram's descendant visits historical places.
• Global Shield.
• Good relations with India possible but not as long as BJP remains in power: Imran.
• Govt asked to enforce child protection laws.
• Imran claims PDM offered talks, vows to surprise all.
• Imran has clarified establishment not behind his ouster, says CM Parvez Elahi.
• International bidding ordered for hiring consultant for Ring Road.
• Islamabad court summons Imran Khan in Toshakhana reference on Tuesday.
• Islamabad police to use body cameras to 'record' PTI's long march.
• Kazakhstan to start talks on trade deal next month: envoy.
• Khurram, Saud hit centuries; Zeeshan shines against CP.
• Kohistan flood victims await compensation.
• KP asks centre to clear its outstanding dues.
• Letting the heart do the talking.
• Letting the hearts do the talking.
• Literary Notes: Signposting Pakistan's literary, socio-cultural and aesthetic trends.
• Mamond residents want action against stray dogs.
• Man killed in car-bus collision.
• Man working at beauty salon in woman's guise held.
• MANUFACTURED SHORTAGE.
• Meeting held to review security ahead of England cricket team's arrival.
• Missing boy found dead in Dera Ismail Khan.
• Muggers hurt young man over resistance.
• Mushahid elected ICAPP co-chair.
• Nadir Magsi becomes jeep rally's man of the moment.
• NEGLECTED DISTRICT.
• No end to gas crisis.
• Over 250 pedal in Karachi to raise funds for flood-hit children.
• Pakistani anchor mispronounces BTS' Jungkook's name and ARMY can't help but LOL.
• PAYBACK TIME.
• PHC orders acquisition of land for Dir Expressway.
• Pims employees announce closure of OPDs from today.
• PkMAP chief expels secretary general Mukhtar Khan Yousafzai from party.
• Planetary woes.
• PM Ilyas rules out postponement of LG polls in Azad Kashmir.
• POLLUTED KARACHI.
• Process for COAS selection begins today.
• Protesters block highway leading to Gwadar port.
• PTI has become strong political force: Khattak.
• Punjab govt, police high-ups 'lock horns' over Layyah DPO's removal.
• Punjab Notes: Poets galore but poetry doesn't sell.
• Qualifying rounds end in Pakistan Open tennis.
• Queen of Spades wins Shah Mardan Shah Pir Pagara Memorial Cup.
• Remounts, Diamond Paints into semi-final.
• Renowned cleric Rafi Usmani laid to rest.
• Salim Raz remembered as strong voice of downtrodden.
• Senior lawyer shot dead in Nowshera.
• Shadow of hot and cold wars.
• Sherpao slams PTI for spreading 'rumours' about economy.
• Special training recommended for Sindh police to deal with mobs.
• Staff, life-saving drugs to be made available in health units in Attock: DC.
• Star pacer Shaheen Afridi undergoes surgery.
• Steps being taken to ensure speedy justice: BHC CJ.
• Students urged to take part in sports for better physical and mental health.
• The (unsurprising) drop in textile exports.
• The economic merry-go-round.
• The seed conundrum.
• This week 50 years ago: Oldest craftsman, Rajput women and exhibitions.
• Three brothers arrested in honour killing case.
• Three hospital employees sacked for 'harassment plaints'.