Dera Ismail Khan—Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza
Gilani has said that Pakistan is fighting
against terrorism in its own interest to make
safer the world by bringing peace. Addressing a
news conference in Dera Ismail Khan he said
Pakistan stands for stability in Afghanistan as
peace and stability in the region is also in the
interest of the international community.
Sararogha—Security forces have
captured most of the main Taliban bases in their
offensive in South Waziristan and will soon fan
out into the rugged countryside to hunt for
militants there, commanders said on Tuesday.
Islamabad—The federal government has issued
principal amount of the past liability on
account of net hydel profit amounting to 10
billion rupees to NWFP. The NWFP government has
now decided to take part in NFC meeting.
Quetta—One passerby was killed and seven
persons including Deputy Inspector General
(Operations) Shahid Nizam Durrani, suffered
injuries when a remote control bomb planted in a
bike went off on Spinny Road here on Tuesday
morning.
Islamabad—As the European community and the USA
are busy frantically to redefine their ground
roles in Asia, particularly in Southern Asia,
the major ongoing Kashmir conflict between
Pakistan and India strikes their eye sights with
all sharpness. Under strong persuasive pressure
both Pakistan and India have revived their
track-II Kashmir talks.
Karachi—With the declining sign in inflation
which is estimated to settle around 11 percent
in financial year 2010 a cut of 50-100bp is
expected during current month by the central
bank.
