Vol. 77 No. 241, September 2023

Index

• 'Paediatric research week' at AKU concludes.
• 17 shops looted in Swat in single night.
• 22 more dengue cases reported in Rawalpindi.
• 3 Karachi CTD officials arrested for 'wrongfully detaining' trader.
• 66 Lesco SDOs posted.
• 8 suspected TTP, IS men killed in Balochistan: CTD.
• A hope and a prayer.
• A SANE VOICE.
• A sorry incident.
• ACE denied further custody of Bhatti.
• ADVICE: AUNTIE AGNI.
• ARTSPEAK: BLANK CANVASES.
• Bajaur peace body to extend struggle to all merged areas.
• Balochistan reshuffles bureaucracy on ECP's orders.
• Bisham councillors demand uplift funds.
• Blocking road for traffic: Case registered against 80 power protesters.
• Bodies retrieved.
• British Pakistani TikToker, mother jailed for life.
• Call to ensure effective water supply to coastal, desert areas, sustainable utilisation of natural resources.
• Caretaker govt vows no compromise in housemaid murder case.
• CFMP to offer diplomas in diabetes, family medicine.
• Child killed, three injured in Khuzdar lightning strike.
• Collaboration between Pakistani and Russian universities discussed.
• Country partially shut as anger over bills simmers.
• Dar's delusion.
• DC expresses concern over poor state of affairs at THQ hospital.
• Dead UK girl's stepmother implored to return.
• Deciding poll date is ECP's prerogative: PM Kakar.
• DECOLONISING CHILDREN.
• Disciplined soldiers.
• EDUCATION: THE NATIONAL READING EMERGENCY.
• Elahi also lands in Attock Jail, petitions IHC against detention.
• Energy conservation.
• EPICURIOUS: A BITE OF HISTORY.
• EXHIBITION: WHY MATISSE MATTERS.
• Expanding BRICS.
• Experts make food items from wild fruit in Kurram.
• EXPLAINER: Making sense of 'sky-high' power bills.
• EYE CARE.
• FICTION:THE DEMONS OF CORROSION.
• Five die, three injured in van, truck collision.
• Footprints: Sutlej's fury threatens the breadbasket.
• Foreign banks seeking 10pc commission to endorse letters of credit.
• Four Faisalabad theatres sealed over 'obscene' dramas.
• Four held over blasphemy.
• Free treatment in hospitals suspended again.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1948: Seventy-five years ago: Foreign languages.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1973: Fifty Years Ago: Ghee nationalisation.
• Gabin Jabba - Swat's 'crown jewel' that continues to charm travellers.
• GARDENING: A GOOD COVER UP.
• Govt asked to expedite work on Bara road.
• Harking back: The defiant princess poet with three tombs.
• Health minister lauds WHO's support to Pakistan.
• HEALTH: THE BREAKFAST CLUB.
• Hindu community holds protest in Kandhkot against 'dacoit rule'.
• HOCKEY: SECONDARY RICHES.
• HRCP calls for immediate end to 'uncertainty surrounding elections', urges ECP to announce poll date.
• Imaan granted bail in terror case.
• Imran Khan and May 9.
• Imran rules out 'deal', vows never to leave Pakistan: lawyer.
• Influence of influential.
• International Organisation for Standardisation's warning to suspend Pakistan's membership worries business community.
• IPS to represent Pakistan in international moot on energy.
• JI to move Supreme Court against deals with IPPs: Sirajul Haq.
• JI's strike call garners lukewarm response.
• Khuhro opposes ECP move to freeze development funds.
• KP traders shutter markets, stage rallies against inflation, power tariff increase.
• LAC to hold live painting contest featuring Defence Day.
• Lahore welcomes Asia Cup with potential eliminator.
• Lawyers to observe strike tomorrow.
• Literati call for digitising Bhitai's poetry to globalise saint's message.
• Losing hope.
• Major reshuffle in Sindh police soon.
• Man injured during robbery.
• Man kills son over domestic dispute.
• Man sentenced to death for double murder.
• Markets remain shut across Punjab against hike in power, POL prices.
• Medicines sent to Tirah after detection of chickenpox cases.
• Mengal calls for joint struggle to seek recovery of missing persons.
• Militant attacks in August 'highest in a month' since 2014.
• Minister lauds WHO's support to Pakistan.
• Mob beats 'muggers' who shot citizen.
• More action, please.
• No end to water crisis in cantonment areas.
• NON-FICTION: VINTAGE HOLY LAND.
• Official expresses concern over declining college enrolments.
• Oil demand rises 4pc in August.
• Pakistan fall short against India in Hockey5s final.
• Pakistan needs energy reforms to break free of debt: US official.
• Pakistan urged to ratify ILO mine safety convention.
• PAKISTAN'S EARLY PALACE INTRIGUES.
• PBC condemns detention.
• People at risk of contracting Naegleria in absence of chlorinated water at Pims.
• PHC Abbottabad bench to hear plea against taxes in power bills.
• PM Kakar did not dismiss power protests as 'non-issue': info minister.
• PML-N plays religious card on reports of PTI's international lawyer.
• Pre-arrest bail of Asad, Imran's sisters extended.
• PTI activist, passerby die in Swabi attack.
• PTI leader remanded in police custody for three days.
• Punjab University Potohar campus to start functioning this year: NA speaker.