Peshawar—NWFP Chief Minister Ameer Haidar Khan
Hoti has said that the revered occasion of
Eid-ul-Azha taught us the lesson of tolerance,
sacrifice, Islamic brethren and total submission
to Almighty Allah. We should also not to forget
the heirs of Shuhadas whose nears and dears fade
away in coward, inhumane and brutal acts of
terrorism and it is our responsibility to remind
them that we all are equally held in theirs
grieves and difficulties.
Vehari—Alleged drug traffickers and their
family members attacked a police party with
hatchets and clubs leaving two ASIs and a
constable injured after police reached their
home to arrest them at Machiwal. However, police
succeeded in arresting six accused including
three women.
Multan—Punjab Ombudsman Khalid Mehmood
inaugurated a children complaint centre at
regional office of Ombudsman in Multan with the
cooperation of Unicef to enable children in
filing complaints and protection of their
rights. Pakistan has become the 71st country to
have Unicef assistance for enforcement of
existing 19 laws for protection of children
rights, Punjab Ombudsman Khalid Mehmood told
newsmen at a press conference here.
Hyderabad—The Controller Examinations
University of Sindh announced the names of top
position holders in different faculties of the
university. According to the announcement,
Mariyam Memon and Sadia Talpur have secured top
position in BS Mathematics and M.Sc. Botany,
respectively, in faculty of Natural Sciences.
Islamabad—AIDS has
killed 25 million people worldwide but new
infections are slowing sharply, said an annual
report on Tuesday the crisis that mixed hope
with a warning against complacency. According to
a report by UN,lmost 60 million people have been
infected by the HIV virus since it was first
recorded but prevention programmes are having a
significant impact, UNAIDS agency said in its
latest report, released here in Shanghai.
