A Taliban attack in southern Afghanistan killed eight officers and completely destroyed a police post, a provincial spokesman said Wednesday.
At least three more officers were injured in the Tuesday night attack near Lashkar Gah in Helmand province, according to Daud Ahmadi, the spokesman.
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The Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Tehmina Janjua brushed aside US allegations that the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) is using the Pakistan-based militant network for a proxy war.
During the Foreign Office briefing in Islamabad on Thursday, Janjua said that Pakistan has no cooperation with the Haqqani network and is not fighting any war through the Haqqanis in Afghanistan.
The sovereign Nepal is in a crisis ridden plight. Indian conspiracy is responsible for this miserable plight of Nepal. India is working to upset the existing harmony between nationality and democracy. To gain this objective it is using the brokers here so that it can conspire to not allow nationality and democracy to walk hand-in-hand. Another cause for this crisis is, due to the traitor's in regime, the failure on part of Nepal's leadership in remaining alert. In spite of the emergence of democracy in 1950 nationality was made 'bowl of the beggars'- inferior.
The sovereign Nepal is in a crisis ridden plight. Indian conspiracy is responsible for this miserable plight of Nepal. India is working to upset the existing harmony between nationality and democracy. To gain this objective it is using the brokers here so that it can conspire to not allow nationality and democracy to walk hand-in-hand. Another cause for this crisis is, due to the traitor's in regime, the failure on part of Nepal's leadership in remaining alert. In spite of the emergence of democracy in 1950 nationality was made 'bowl of the beggars'- inferior.
Indian social activist Anna Hazare has accepted an invitation by a two-member Pakistani delegation to visit Pakistan soon, Hindustan Times reported Wednesday.
Hazare gave his consent at the Ralegan Siddhi village when he was visited by former Supreme Court judge Justice Nasir Aslam Zahid and eminent peace activist Karamat Ali on Wednesday.
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Hearing the suo moto case of target killings in Karachi, the chief justice observed that no effort was seen to be made by the government to control lawlessness while political parties had not dissociated themselves from militant outfits. He said the political leadership and government did not issue even a single statement denouncing militant outfits. He directed the government to give in writing that it would not side with armed groups.
Hospitals in Rawalpindi were put on red alert as six more patients tested positive for dengue fever on Tuesday.
The managements of Rawalpindi Medical College,Holy Family Hospital,Benazir Bhutto Hospital and District Headquarter Hospital put their staff on red alert on the directives of the Punjab chief minister to cope with the epidemic.
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WASHINGTON — A private intelligence monitoring service says al-Qaida is marking the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with an hour-long video, just released on Jihadist websites.
Site Monitoring Services says the video features an audio speech by the new leader, Egyptian Ayman al-Zawahri, as well as previously unreleased footage of former leader Osama bin Laden. The 62-minute video, titled “The Dawn of Imminent Victory,” was posted on jihadist forums on Monday. Zawahri is shown in a still photo.
On April 15, 2008, India’s most televised anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare received the World Bank’s
Jit Gill memorial award for ‘outstanding public service’.
On April 12, 2006, World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz had claimed in Jakarta that corruption was “one of the biggest threats to development” in the Third World.
Director General Rangers Sindh Ejaz Ahmed Chaudhry on Wednesday told the Supreme Court that militants and criminals were taking refuge in political and ethnic parties and using the flags of these parties to commit illegal activities.
Ejaz Chaudhry was giving a briefing to the Supreme Court’s five-member bench headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry hearing the suo moto case on the Karachi killings.
LAHORE: As many as 66 new dengue cases have been reported in hospitals across Lahore during the last 24 hours.
Express 24/7 reported Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani’s son, Abdul Qadir Gilani has also been admitted to a hospital with dengue fever symptoms.
Earlier this week, I attended the retirement ceremony of General David Petraeus at Fort Meyer. It was a landmark moment, the closing of a chapter–the decade after 9/11. I’ve written about the transformation of the U.S. Military at length, including a column about Petraeus’ intellectual impact on the Army and a cover story about how counterinsurgency warfare has, if nothing else, produced a generation of officers with public service skills that may have a major impact on our society. Fred Kaplan, smart as always, has a very clear and concise piece about the Army’s transformation here.
