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Awaz Apni MULTAN: A leader of Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz (PML-N) Makhdoon Javeed Hashmi has been admitted to ICU ward of Nishter Hospital here, after he suffered Brain Hemorrhage, media reports said quoting family sources as saying on early Tuesday. According to family sources, following he suffered Brain Hemorrhage, his body also suffered stroke due to internal bleeding. Hospital sources said, given his serious condition, saying anything would be too premature.

KARACHI: Pakistan’s historic win in the final of the T20 World Cup against Sri Lanka at Lord’s sparked jubilation across the country and worldwide. People took to the streets after the match in all major cities of the country including Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Multan, Karachi, Peshawar and Quetta and expressed their joy in their own peculiar manner. They distributed sweets and danced to the beat of drums to celebrate the much-needed victory. While some people resorted to aerial firing, others set off fireworks lighting up the night sky. They also sang national songs and chanted slogans of ‘Pakistan Zindabad’. Large screens were installed in all major cities for people to watch the match. Theses were the scenes witnessed not only in Pakistan but also in every corner of the world wherever Pakistanis are living. Whether it would be streets of US or grounds of Britain, Pakistani flag flying high conveying the message of peace and expressed that Pakistani nation is a peace loving nati...

CNews ISLAMABAD: Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan has claimed responsibility of the Thursday’s deadly blasts outside Pakistan Ordnance Factory in Wah Cantt.Tehreek’s spokesman, Maulvi Umer told Cnews News from an undisclosed location that suicide attackers have been sent in different cities including Islamabad, Multan, Lahore and Karachi to target military installations there.He said the Wah suicide blasts were carried out in reaction to the actions against Taliban in Bajaur Agency, Swat and other areas.The spokesman said the suicide attacks will continue until operations against Taliban do not come to halt.

CNews ISLAMABAD: President Pervez Musharraf on Saturday advised an incoming coalition government, that may seek his resignation, to focus on fighting terrorism and sustaining economic growth rather than politics.The parties that defeated a pro-Musharraf alliance in an election last month have still to agree how to make up the new ruling coalition, and there is speculation they will try to drive out Musharraf.Musharraf said political peace was essential to keep the fight against terrorism on track and maintain growth in an economy pressured by rising crude oil and cooking oil prices."These are very serious challenges," Musharraf said at the launch of a new television station in the city of Multan in the Punjab province."As soon as the governments are formed in the centre and in provinces, this is the cut off when there should be less politics and governance starts," he said."Put politics on a back-burner."Musharraf has said he will back the incoming govern...

The people of Pakistan are due to vote in national and provincial elections on Monday. Here voters - and people boycotting - from across Pakistan describe their hopes and concerns. On election day they will be sharing their experiences on the CNews News blog. SHAHEEN ZEB, 44, SCHOOL TEACHER, PESHAWAR I am voting for the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) because it will help the poor. It is going to offer jobs to everybody and it will try to improve the economy. The party says it will help people start their own small businesses. We will get on the road to being self-sufficient and being able to feed our families. Education is also important to me. Everything is very bad in the government education system. Everything is rundown, we don't have many facilities, text books are basic. Even the teaching can be basic. Students just sit in rows and memorise lessons. As a school teacher, it is compulsory to have an official role at the polling station. I'm very scared about this becau...