Pakistan

Pak men believe it’s their right to beat “inferior beings” women

Lahore, June 30 : Pakistani women are considered inferior beings and men here believe that it was their right to beat them, Dr Shoaib Shahid, a Pakistan-based psychologist, has said.

Pak accused of ‘misusing’ 15-million-pound UK aid for polio vaccine

Islamabad, June 30 : Pakistan runs the risk of not getting a 280-million-pound health aid from the UK, following the detection of ‘misuse’ of funds meant for procuring polio vaccines.

Pentagon against Afghan refugees’ repatriation from Pak

Washington, June 30: The United States has reportedly urged Pakistan not to repatriate Afghan refugees, saying it would have a “destabilising effect” on the Afghan government.

This is contained in a report after Pentagon’s first assessment of the Afghan situation since 9/11, 2001.

The assessment deals with the refugees’ issue from the Afghan perspective, completely ignoring Pakistan’s concern that the Taliban militants use the camps to hide and recuperate, reported the Dawn.

“A worst-case scenario based on Pakistan unexpectedly and precipitously closing and clearing multiple camps and expelling Afghans could result in up to 400,000 refugees trying to return to Afghanistan,” the paper quoted the Pentagon report as warning.

Sri Lanka Scored An Easy 64-Run Victory Over Pakistan

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US’ accommodation of Musharraf, Iraq focus fuelled Qaeda growth in Pak: NYT

New York, June 30: After the 9/11 air attacks on the US, the Al Qaeda has successively organized itself in the Pashtun-dominated tribal areas in Pakistan bordering Afghanistan, with its current str

Dr Khan’s daughter says her father is still not a free man

Islamabad, June 30: Pakistan’s nuclear scientist Dr AQ Khan, whom the federal government claimed to have freed last month, is still not a free man as he can’t meet visitors and can’t talk over the

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