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Voters lists of KPK, Punjab completed, NADRA to meet May 27 deadline

Staff Reporter

Islamabad—National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) on Friday claimed that it has completed electoral rolls lists of Khyber Pkhtunkhwa and Punjab, completing almost 70 per cent of the major task. The Authority has already completed electoral lists of KPK while it has concluded the task of Punjab on Friday after applying modern means and working round the clock.

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No constitutional crisis in country: Kaira

Islamabad—Information Minister Qamar Zaman Kaira on Friday said there was no constitutional crisis in the country as all state institutions fully recognized Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani as the legitimate head of the government. Talking to reporters here, the Information Minister when asked about the timings of the Supreme Court judgement soon after the Prime Minister’s departure to the UK said it provided an opportunity to the Leader of the Opposition to make statements for not according him due protocol.

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DC, BISE Chairman visits exam centres

Curbing copying culture menace in exams stressed

Our Correspondent

Larkana—The Deputy Commissioner Larkana Abdul Aleem Lashari along-with Chairman BISE Larkana Professor Muhammad Daud Memon on Friday paid surprise visits to examination centres of Government Degree Boys College Larkana and Government Commerce and Arts College Larkana and to review the on-going examination process of Annual Examinations-2012 of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Part I & II (Class XI & XII), where he along with Chairman BISE Larkana inspected the on-going examination process. During the visit, Deputy Commissioner held 20 students while using unfair means during the Examination process.

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Music therapy helps reduce stress

Multan—The people of Pakistan, who have intrinsic appeal for mystic literature, sufi poetry of Bulleh Shah, Khawaja Ghulam Farid, Shah Hussain and other renowned mystics of the Sub-continent, could benefit from music therapy aimed at restoring “inner balance” often lost in stress torn life circumstances marked by personal tragedies. Professor Pervez Akhtar Malik, a music teacher of Seraiki Department of Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan sums up the multi-dimensional benefits of music therapy during an exclusive talk with APP here.

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KBD construction buried for ever: Qaim

Nazir Siyal

Kashmore/Kandhkot—Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah criticized the PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif and party members for dream and wish about the construction of Kala Bagh Dam, which is buried for ever. Addressing the public gathering here at Mazari House Kashmore where Sardar Saleem Jan Mazari Ex Zila Nazim Kashmore, Haji Abdul Raool Khoso, Ex Taluka Nazim Kashmore, Mir Rashid Khan Sundhrani Ex Taluka Nazim Kandhkot, Mir Najam Malik along with their people of Kashmore district joined PPP in presence of MNA Faryal Talpur.

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