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A photograph of Rangzieb Ahmed's hands taken in September 2007, one year after he said his fingernails were removed.

Wednesday, July 08, 2009 Saeed Ahmed & Obaid Abrar Khan Rawalpindi The City District Government presented Rs7.802 billion tax-free budget for the year 2009-10. The budget, amid speculation of abolishment of local bodies, was presented by District Nazim Rawalpindi Raja Javed Ikhlas in a special session here on Tuesday.

Friday, July 03, 2009 RAWALPINDI: Security forces killed 23 militants during the last 24 hours in the troubled Swat Valley, the Inter-Services Public Relations said on Thursday.

Thursdays suicide attack on a bus carrying officials of a nuclear establishment in Pakistans Rawalpindi city has once again raised questions over Islamabads claims that nuclear facilities in the country are safe and guarded well enough to counter the Talibans increasingly bold assaults against the countrys military complex.

RAWALPINDI: An apparent suicide bomber riding a motorcycle rammed a bus carrying staff from a Pakistani government department yesterday in the latest bloody attack to blight the garrison city Rawalpindi.

ISLAMABAD: A motorcycle-borne suicide bomber attacked a bus carrying government employees in Rawalpindi on Thursday, killing himself and leaving 25 people injured.

RAWALPINDI: Federal Minister for Interior Rehman Malik, Pakistan Muslim League-N Chief Nawaz Sharif, Punjab Chief Minister, Shahbaz Sharif and Muttahida Qaumi Movement Chief Altaf Hussain have condemned in strongest terms the suicide blast in Rawalpindi which killed and injured many here on Thursday.

Created on December, 26 2002 Question: "Do you think Indian secret Agency RAW is assisting radical muslims in Pakistan to carry out attacks on Christians and other minorities in Pakistan." RAWALPINDI: An apparent suicide bomber on a motorcycle has rammed a bus carrying staff from a government department , killing up to six people in Rawalpindi near ...

Home >> Regional >> Islamabad >> Six killed, many injured in Rawalpindi bomb blast Six casualties have so far been confirmed while several people were injured in a bomb attack on a staff bus of a government department, report said here on Thursday.

Meanwhile, a prominent militant commander in the northwest reportedly agreed to halt attacks on security forces there, a move that could help the army in its efforts to eliminate the Taliban leadership in the region.

A suicide bomber riding a motorcycle slammed into a bus carrying defense department employees on Thursday, killing at least six people, police said.

A UN commission appointed to investigate the assassination of Pakistan's former prime minister Benazir Bhutto began work Wednesday, despite scepticism that the probe will lead to convictions.

The Punjab government has established the plant at the cost of Rs 0.26 million. It would produce 1,000 rotis per hour.

Biggest bank robbery of 2009: 5 gunmen take away Rs 2.2m from UBL By Imran Asghar RAWALPINDI: The biggest bank robbery of the year took place on Tuesday in the limits of Rawat Police Station in which five unidentified armed men held hostage the bank staff and took away over Rs 2.2 million cash, police told Daily Times.

A United Nations inquiry into the assassination of former Pakistani PM Benazir Bhutto begins on Wednesday.

Saturday, June 27, 2009 By Salis bin Pervaiz KARACHI: Police killed five suspects, believed to be linked to Baitullah Mehsud, in an encounter here on Friday.

The plaza located in the limits of City Police Station houses more than 132 shops.

Though Regional Police Officer Nasir Khan Durrani and City Police Officer Rao Muhammad Iqbal claimed a number of times that Anti Car Lifting Cell was combating this crime with its full might, the ground situation is different, over 600 vehicles including luxurious jeeps, cars, trucks, mini trucks, tractors, dumpers and motorbikes have been stolen ...

RAWALPINDI: Four people were killed and 32 injured in a collision between a passenger bus and trailer at Chakkri inter change.

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Thursday admitted for regular hearing a plea, filed by the National Accountability Bureau against the acquittal of former NWFP Chief Minister Sardar Mehtab Ahmed Khan Abbasi on corruption charges.