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Yazidi Terrorist Group Martyres Molana Mohammad Waaezi in Karachi

Karachi: Molana Mohammad Waaezi embraced Shahadat when sipha-e-yazid open fire on him.2009/11/21

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Mullah Omar moved to Karachi by ISI: US

( Pakistan ) The United States has come perilously close to calling Pakistan a terrorist state by alleging that the country’s spy agency ISI recently spirited Taliban leader Mullah Omar to Karachi to save him from American drone attacks in Quetta. In the most direct charge of its kind, current and former US intelligence officers are saying on background that the one-eyed, illiterate leader of...

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Mullah Omar moved to Karachi by ISI: US

The US has come perilously close to calling Pakistan a terrorist state by alleging that the country's spy agency helped move the Taliban leader to Karachi.

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ISI helped Mullah Omar to flee to Karachi to escape US drone attacks

Washington, Nov 20 - ANI: Pakistans Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) has helped Taliban supreme leader Mullah Omar to flee from the border town of Quetta to the port city of Karachi, fearing that US drones might target him.

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ISI helped Mullah Omar to flee to Karachi to escape US drone attacks

Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) has helped Taliban supreme leader Mullah Omar to flee from the border town of Quetta to the port city of Karachi, fearing that US drones might

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Decision on Misbah after first Test

Karachi: Uncertainty still looms large over Misbah-ul-Haq’s tour of New Zealand after the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said it would wait till the first Test starting on November 24 in Dunedin to decide whether to send the senior batsman ...

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Former head of Sipah-e-Sahaba killed in Pakistan

Qari Ilyas Zubair, the former leader of a militant Pakistani extremist group has been shot dead in Karachi by unknown assailants. 2009/11/21

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“ISI helped Mullah Omar flee”

Washington: Fearing that Taliban supremo Mullah Omar might be targeted by U.S. drones, Pakistan’s ISI has helped him to flee from the border town of Quetta to the mega port city of Karachi, where he has established a new Shura ...

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Aleem Dar supports use of controversial video referral system

Karachi: International umpire of the year, Aleem Dar has backed the International Cricket Council's (ICC) controversial umpire referral system, saying it would help reduce pressure on the umpires

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Decision on Misbah for Kiwi tour after 1st Test: PCB

Karachi: Uncertainty still looms large over Misbah-ul-Haq's tour to New Zealand after the Pakistan Cricket Board said it would wait till the first Test to decide whether to send the senior

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The Ugly American in Isloo, Myths of the electronic media —Imran Kureshi, Heroine from Waziristan —Rafia Zakaria, Gideon Polya, Babar Sattar, Arif Niz

Myths of the electronic media —Imran Kureshi Political programmes on our television channels are probably the only political institution here noisier than the Assemblies. The fiction they present is better than the soap operas, leaving the viewer on the edge of his seat waiting for the next episode; the crises they cook up have more ingredients than the cookery shows; the superheroes and villains...

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Report: Pakistani intel helped Mullah Omar flee Quetta

Fiend, er, Friend and Ally Update. "EXCLUSIVE: Taliban chief hides in Pakistan," by Eli Lake, Sara A. Carter, and Barbara Slavin for the Washington Times , November 20 Mullah Mohammed Omar, the one-eyed leader of the Afghan Taliban, has fled a Pakistani city on the border with Afghanistan and found refuge from potential U.S. attacks in the teeming Pakistani port city of Karachi with the assistance...

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Slim chance of Akhtar returning to international cricket: Butt

Karachi, Nov.20 (ANI): Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ijaz Butt has said there is slim possibility of controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar returning to international cricket. “Shoaib is already 34, and with a history of fitness problems, is unlikely to make a comeback,” a website reported Butt as saying in response to a query whether the [...]

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Pakistani Intelligence Sheltering Taliban Leader

Pakistan’s intelligence service is secretly sheltering the Taliban’s top leader, US intelligence sources tell the Washington Times —helping Mullah Omar escape from the town of Quetta, along the Afghanistan border, to the port city of Karachi, deep within Pakistan. The sources say Mullah Omar is leading a new senior leadership...

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Prof. Nauman (1951-2009): R.I.P. Sir Nauman

Sophia Hasnain (Editor’s Note: Professor Muhammad Nauman was a highly respected academic (Professor of Electronics) as well as a dedicated political and social activist. For more than 20 years he taught at NED University of Engineering, Karachi. He died on Nov. 15. One of his former students and colleague, Sohpia Hasnain wrote this memoir.) Electronics II… [...]