Archive for the October 26, 2005
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Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain on Tuesday urged the provincial governments of Sindh and Balochistan to undertake immediate steps to protect the people from any possible earthquake or tsunami-like situation. Renewing his appeal
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Pakistan Railways (PR) has decided to run four special trains between different cities of the country on November 02 to cater the additional rush of passengers on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. First special train would
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Pakistan is reconsidering its plan to buy scores of new and used American-made F-16 fighter jets following the devastating earthquake that killed 53,000 people, US and Pakistani sources said on Tuesday. The Bush administration was
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Pakistan is reconsidering its plan to buy scores of new and used American-made F-16 fighter jets following the devastating earthquake that killed 53,000 people, US and Pakistani sources said on Tuesday. The Bush administration was
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The government on Tuesday set an ''ambitious'' 22 million tons wheat production target for 2005-06 Rabi crop but revised downward the cotton output estimate from original 15 million bales to 12.5 million bales. Another setback
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The government on Tuesday set an 'ambitious' 22 million tons wheat production target for 2005-06 Rabi crop but revised downward the cotton output estimate from original 15 million bales to 12.5 million bales. Another setback
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The government on Tuesday set an 'ambitious' 22 million tons wheat production target for 2005-06 Rabi crop but revised downward the cotton output estimate from original 15 million bales to 12.5 million bales. Another setback
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The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) year-on-year of 53 daily use items for week ending on October 20, 2005 has shown 8.56 percent increase as compared to the corresponding week of last year. Weekly data of
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The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) year-on-year of 53 daily use items for week ending on October 20, 2005 has shown 8.56 percent increase as compared to the corresponding week of last year. Weekly data of
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The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) year-on-year of 53 daily use items for week ending on October 20, 2005 has shown 8.56 percent increase as compared to the corresponding week of last year. Weekly data of
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