Vol. 77 No. 242, September 2023

Index

• 'N' bigwigs 'need to return' for reckoning.
• 13 suspects arrested in separate incidents.
• 3 suspects booked, arrested after Ahmadi place of worship vandalised in Karachi's Saddar.
• 3,600 bags of urea, fertiliser seized.
• A new twist in Jaranwala case probe.
• A senseless wait.
• ACC mulling shifting Asia Cup matches in Colombo due to rain: reports.
• ACs' transfer order revised.
• Alliances brew in Balochistan as polls near.
• Amid push for elections, PTI still seeking 'soft corner'.
• Anti-polio drive in 29 Lahore UCs from today.
• Arms for Taiwan.
• Army action urged for release of hostages in Sindh.
• Baby operated on for rare congenital anomaly.
• Burning bills.
• Chehlum of Imam Husain observed in Attock.
• Chickenpox breaks out in two more villages of Chitral.
• CM solicits package for cultivators.
• COAS assures traders of 'transparency' in forex rate.
• Commissioner wants best medical facilities in city hospitals.
• Committee formed to probe smoke incident in metro bus.
• COMPANY NEWS.
• Competitive energy rates needed.
• Complete works of Hamza Baba republished after three decades.
• CORPORATE WINDOW: Digital economy's limited visibility.
• Corruption key cause of economic instability, says NAB official.
• Country likely to cross 10m cotton bales mark.
• Dacoits rob passengers, bike riders after blocking road.
• Data points.
• Dubair, Ranowalia residents face shortage of food items.
• Effective steps helped contain dengue in Lakki: official.
• Eight children among 34 found infected with hepatitis.
• Elahi's former principal secretary in NAB custody.
• Election narrative.
• Electricity issues cast dim light on engineering sector.
• Fire breaks out in Korangi warehouse.
• Four of a family among eight dead in AJK, Noshki crashes.
• Free electricity quotas merely tip of iceberg.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1948: Seventy-five years ago: No 'Dawn' in India.
• From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1973: Fifty Years Ago: Ban, arrests slated.
• GAS CRISIS.
• GB clerics promise peace efforts will be backed.
• GIK Institute, US company to collaborate in R&D.
• Halting of transgender persons' registration by Nadra rendered them stateless, says ex-senator.
• HRCP for immediate end to poll uncertainty.
• IHC directs authorities to inform court before arresting Imaan Mazari in any case.
• Infrastructure risk.
• Investigative cell set up in capital police.
• It's time to discard the quota system.
• JI activists booked in Peshawar for protesting inflated power bills.
• JI to move SC against deals with IPPs.
• Jobless man commits suicide.
• Judge hearing cipher case against Imran, Qureshi goes on leave.
• Justice Ali Nawaz Chohan is no more.
• Karachi police take school principal into custody for allegedly raping, blackmailing women.
• Karachi's water complexities.
• Khar residents demand water facility in girls school.
• Khuhro reiterates party demand for polls in 90 days.
• KILLER LOAN SHARKS.
• KP chief minister asks centre to release pending dues.
• KU employees challenge procedure to appoint new ICCBS director.
• Levies official, two others shot dead in Mastung, Kalat.
• Literary Notes: Muqaddama-i-Sh'ear-o-Sha'eri: a milestone in Urdu criticism.
• LWMC's struggling to tackle 'ghost workers' despite AI help.
• Made in Heaven's Tara is the perfect anti-hero.
• Man shot dead in New Karachi.
• Maryam, US envoy Blome meet in Murree.
• Mayor opens girls' cycle rally in Lyari.
• MCI targets 'benches and sheds' in H-8, H-9 graveyards.
• Mehidy, Najmul help Bangladesh rout Afghanistan.
• Mentoring in school.
• Minister vows to put educational system on 'right track'.
• Minister vows to support measures to interrupt poliovirus transmission.
• Missing person's house robbed in Khuzdar.
• Notices issued on plea against entry fee at Mazar-i-Quaid.
• Officers attend Performance Audit courses.
• Paying for the free riders of electricity.
• PCB hopeful of stronger Pak-India cricket ties as BCCI delegation arrives in Lahore.
• Pink toilets set up for women travellers in Bahawalpur.
• Police arrest murder accused.
• Political forces need to put heads together to end economic crisis: governor.
• Polls within 90 days if apex court says so: PM Kakar.
• Power failure.
• PPP appoints visually-impaired individual its HR cell's vice president.
• PPP urges ECP to unfreeze uplift funds.
• Property dispute claims five lives in Mardan.
• Protest continues in Sindh's Kashmore over abduction of members of Hindu community.
• PUBLIC LIBRARY.
• Public transporters reject official fare list.
• Punjab govt cracks down on child labour to retain GSP+.
• Punjab Notes: Books: Aulia's music and Jatoi's poetry.
• Remote healthcare.
• Reviving an ignored asset.
• Robbers kill man, injured suspect found dead later.
• Safe transport.
• Sehat Card crumbles as thousands denied treatment at DHQ hospitals in Punjab.
• Shalobars protest checkpost in residential area.
• SHO injured in Dera Murad Jamali shooting.
• Shortage of drugs deals a blow to people reeling with rising inflation.
• Sidra leads Pakistan to T20 series win over South Africa.