Pakistan's chief justice's remarks
In the current political climate, the chief justice's remarks on Friday in support of democracy were heartening. The last couple of months have been rife with perceptions of intra-state …
In the current political climate, the chief justice's remarks on Friday in support of democracy were heartening. The last couple of months have been rife with perceptions of intra-state …
International News: Islamabad, Dec 14 (IANS) Money sent home by Pakistanis working abroad rose by 18.33 percent to $5.24 billion in the first five months of the current fiscal year, compared with …
The Ambassador discussed the current status of bilateral relations between Pakistan and the US
Pakistan have stumbled in the first stage in the previous two World Cups
-(Dow Jones)- Pakistan's fiscal deficit widened to 2.9% of gross domestic product in the first six months of the current financial year, compared with 2.7% in the same period last year, the …
Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif believes that the current World Cup format encourages …
Netherlands captain Peter Borren and allrounder Wesley Barresi have been given full-time contracts by the Dutch board for 2011. Another 16 players are on incremental deals as Netherlands prepare for a busy year which has started with the current World Cup and includes qualifying for the next global T20 event. Borren, 27, is set to lead Netherlands against England in their opening World Cup match on Tuesday while Barresi is a highly-rated top-order batsman. Netherlands’ professional players – Ryan ten Doeschate, Tom Cooper and Alexi Kervezee – have been offered…
Former England cricketer Angus Fraser sympathises with the current World Cup squad, who have had to go straight from a long tour of Australia into the tournament, but says the lead-up is not nearly as bad as the one he was part of in 1999. In the Independent, he lists the plethora of distractions England had in a campaign that was “over before our official World Cup song had even been released.” Our World Cup preparations began in earnest with a training camp in Pakistan, which was followed by a…
Pakistan’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is likely to grow up to 3 percent in the current Fiscal Year (FY11) according to the First Quarterly Report of the State Bank on the State of the Pakistan’s Economy which was released
KARACHI: In spite of a few hiccups on their current tour of New Zealand, Pakistan believe they are shaping up nicely for World Cup 2011 which begins in Bangladesh on Feb. …