Vol. 76 Nbr. 321, November 2022

Index

• 'Conditional approval' for Bhara Kahu project irks high court.
• 'Imported' federal govt has failed to deliver, claims CM.
• 'Karachi's land use is decided by large developers backed by politicians'.
• 'Unnecessary' ATA sections resulted in Shahzeb murder case acquittals.
• 32 matches decided.
• A complex field.
• Accountability court sends corruption reference against Ishaq Dar, others back to NAB.
• Afghan child recovered, kidnapper held.
• After multiple delays, ECP decides to hold local govt polls in Karachi, Hyderabad on Jan 15.
• Algae benefits to resolve agricultural issues highlighted.
• Ali, Abrar new faces in squad for England Tests.
• ALL IN VAIN.
• An extended question.
• Applications invited for Khusro urs.
• Balochistan's interest top priority: Mengal.
• Bannu residents protest prolonged electricity loadshedding.
• Book fair opens in Peshawar today.
• CAD narrows by 47pc in July-October.
• Cage fish cluster project launched.
• Chakki owners protest denial of wheat quota for seven months.
• Cholistan plots allotment: Four more panels to dispose of plaints.
• Climate coup.
• Compensation sought for land.
• Concern over custodial torture in blasphemy cases.
• Court summons Imran today as Toshakhana case hearing begins.
• Dar vows probe into 'leak' of Gen Bajwa, family's tax records.
• Dawood Hercules plans Rs5.3bn investment.
• Dear England cricket team, the chef you've hired for your Test tour of Pakistan is no match for these desi foods.
• District status demanded for Tanawal.
• ECP to decide fate of Karachi LG polls today.
• England hires team chef ahead of Pakistan Test series amid catering concerns: report.
• Events in motion to have new chief within the week.
• Fawad Khan starrer The Legend of Maula Jatt sets new record by making $9m at the worldwide box office.
• Federal Shariat Court takes notice of child marriages in Balochistan.
• Foreign direct investment plunges 52pc in four months.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1947: Seventy-five years ago: Bank heist in Karachi.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1972: Fifty Years Ago: 'Dawn' slated by official.
• GARBAGE DUMP.
• God-sent opportunity.
• Gomal Medical College to start BDS classes.
• Health levy on tobacco products to help protect children's rights: experts.
• Hospital blues.
• HRCP, victim's family reject acquittals, ask govt to file appeal.
• Identities of those behind leak of COAS Bajwa's family's tax records traced: Dar.
• IHC refuses to acquit Gill in sedition case.
• Industry objects to SSGC's plea for price hike at Ogra hearing.
• JIT asks 'PML-N spokesperson' to prove allegations against Nawaz.
• JIT records statements of cops, commandos.
• Joyland is as much a story about the crushing weight of society's expectations as it is about inner conflicts.
• KDA town residents complain of broken streets, water shortage.
• Lab exploitation.
• Lahore courts throw out pleas against Imran, long march.
• Lawyers move high court for ban on 'un-Islamic' movie Joyland.
• Layyah DPO finally relinquishes charge.
• LDA seals car showrooms, eatery and tyre shop.
• LG members protest 'lack' of powers, funds.
• LG polls in Azad Kashmir to be held in three phases: CEC.
• LHC judge seeks larger bench to decide ECP's powers.
• LHC seeks replies from Centre, Punjab on plea against Single National Curriculum.
• MALADMINISTRATION.
• Man killed as truck hits van in Haripur.
• Man suffers burns in fire at LPG outlet.
• March is 'conspiracy' to push Imran into 'blind alley': Vawda.
• Marine pollution, unconventional fishing practices hurting livelihood of 4.5m fisherfolk.
• Months on, Qambar-Shahdadkot remains submerged under floodwaters.
• Music Festival ends on a high note.
• Narrative U-turn.
• Nawaz, family head to Europe 'for holiday'.
• NCRC may get policy seeking declaration of students' faith reversed.
• October textile exports dip 15pc.
• Opposition in Punjab Assembly stages walkout over being denied bills' copies.
• Orange Line operation remains suspended.
• Pak-Afghan border reopens after a week.
• Pakistan again seeks consensus for Security Council reforms.
• Parking lot for lawyers.
• Parties in held Kashmir slam surge in custodial killings.
• Patients suffer as OPDs remain closed in Pims.
• PM Shehbaz, PPP's Zardari hold meeting to discuss 'overall situation' of the country.
• Policeman shot dead by armed 'expatriate' in Karachi's DHA.
• PPP holds really in solidarity with army.
• Probe ordered into harassment issue at Janki Devi.
• PTCL pensioners protest cuts in amount despite SC order.
• PTI approaches local administrations for permission to hold sit-in at Faizabad.
• PTI supporters to reach Pindi by Friday.
• PTI vows to resist govt move against Karachi's two iconic colleges.
• Reko Diq settlement reflects political consensus, SC told.
• Retired ophthalmology institute director's reappointment declared illegal.
• Return, time is running out: Javed Hashmi's advice to Nawaz.
• Robbers kill ailing prayer leader in clinic over resistance.
• Rs110.4m distributed for building houses ravaged by flood.
• SC allows Canada-based singer's cross-examination via video link.
• Security arrangements for Pakistan, England cricket match reviewed.
• SHC sets aside conviction of five in Perween Rahman murder case.
• Sindh amass 607-4 against Balochistan to boost final prospects.
• Sino-Pak diploma in agri tech offered.
• Sino-Pak diploma in agri tech.
• Soldier martyred as security forces, Afghan Taliban clash in Kurram.
• Soldier martyred in gunfight with terrorists in South Waziristan: ISPR.
• Students and suicides.
• Supreme Court allows release of Musharraf's attacker.