Karachi, Jan. 24 : Pakistan’s Interior Adviser Rehman Malik has said that the government has come up with a fresh strategy to control the violence in Swat, and added that people of the region would experience better results within a week.

Malik said the security situation in FATA was under control while addressing a press meets at the Sindh Chief Minister’s House on Friday.

“The operation in Swat will be conducted as terrorists have fled from FATA and are now hiding in various villages in the area,” he said.

Islamabad, Jan.

Islamabad, January 24 : It seems Pakistan nationals are these days busy honing their artistic skills – on currency notes.

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) continues to be irked with the notes damaged by overwriting, which was alleged to have become a common practice among the locals.

Following people’s habitual scribbling of phone numbers, anti-government slogans and attempts to show political affiliation, SBP had ordered all banks not to accept such notes.

Karachi, Jan. 24 : .. And now it is Abdul Qadir in the eye of a storm. The Chief selector of the PCB has been charged with dereliction of duty and an undeserving selection of his son in a regional team for the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.

According to The News, senior PCB officials have taken serious notes about Qadir's late arrival at domestic matches and his failure to attend a national selection committee meeting in Karachi during the on-going one-day international series against Sri Lanka.

Washington, Jan. 24: After long deniying that terrorist camps in Pakistan exists, the former President Gen. Pervez Musharraf has admitted that Pakistan does have areas which provide safe havens to militants.

According to the News, Musharraf said that the Al-Qaeda is operating from remote areas in Pakistan, and due to the difficult geographical conditions in the region it is very difficult for the security forces to dismantle the camps.

Lahore, Jan. 24: Continuous drone attacks inside its territory by the US led forces are creating problems for the government and also for the army, Pakistan's Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) spokesman Major General Athar Abbas has said.

According to the Daily Times, Maj. Gen. Abbas, in a television interview, said that the Pakistan Army is taking action against the militants in the tribal region, but the US drone attacks were increasing the difficulties of the army in carrying out its offensive against the Taliban.