Monday, 7 July 2014

Television star Rolf Harris imprisoned for five years over sex strikes


LONDON: Veteran performer Rolf Harris, a family name in Britain and Australia for a long time, was imprisoned Friday for five years and nine months for a string of rapes against young ladies.



The Australian-conceived TV star, craftsman and musician, 84, was discovered blameworthy recently of profanely attacking four victimized people somewhere around 1969 and 1986, including the youth closest companion of his little girl Bindi.



"You have demonstrated no regret for your law violations whatsoever," Judge Nigel Sweeney told Harris as he passed on his sentence at London's Southward Crown Court.



"Your notoriety lies in vestiges, you have been stripped of your distinctions, yet you have nobody to be faulted yet yourself.



"Harris was the second individual to be sentenced under a boundless police examination set up in the wake of disclosures that Jimmy Savile, a kindred real BBC star, was a productive abuser.



Television star Rolf Harris imprisoned for five years over sex strikes

Aaroh guitarist Haider Hashmi passes away


KARACHI: What could should be the most stunning news for popular music in Pakistan , Haider Hashmi the guitarist for Aaroh and session player for some different specialists passed away yesterday around 11 pm. The 40 year old artist was diagnosed with cerebrum tumor a few weeks prior and was promptly planned for a mind surgery.



 As per his nearby companions, he had an effective recuperation from the surgery and had been interfacing with companions for the recent days until he griped of windedness.



Aaroh guitarist Haider Hashmi passes away


ISLAMABAD: A neighborhood court in Islamabad issued a bailable capture warrant against TV anchorman Mubashir Lucman after he neglected to show up before it.



Extra Session Judge Islamabad (West) Wajid Ali throughout the listening to commented that the court had the ability to fall back on option choices in the event that somebody deliberately stayed missing from incidents notwithstanding being summoned.



The case being heard was started by the Independent Media Corporation (IMC) and Independent Newspapers Corporation (INC) and includes the leveling of affirmations against and claimed slander by Lucman of a media bunch.



The knowing about the case was consequently deferred to September 6.



 



Arsalan Iftikhar lashes out at Imran


Arsalan Iftikhar has blamed Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan of not being fair and reliable, including that the recent did not satisfy the criteria set in Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution.



Iftikhar said that there were questions on Imran's validity to be chosen on a seat of the Parliament.



Arsalan said he was utilizing his entitlement to data as a part of Article 19(a) of the Constitution and was requesting that secretary



Decision commission gives points of interest of Imran Khan's selection.



He further claimed that Imran was concealing sure data about himself particularly from paperwork that general society ought to have entry to.



Arsalan Iftikhar lashes out at Imran

Representing Fata: The enormous open deliberation


The thought of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) as the epicenter of universal terrorism has quickly picked up footing — not just are Pakistan and Afghanistan being influenced by the militancy swarmed in the region, the risk has gotten dependable enough for the global group to sit up and observe. Another civil argument is boiling over: what ought to Fata's destiny be?



Fata is as of now administered as an exceptional tribal locale under partitioned protected plans. The locale, including an aggregate zone of 27,220 square kilometers, is occupied by practically twelve Pakhtun tribes. It is constituted by seven tribal offices — Bajaur, Mohmand, Khyber, Kurram, Orakzai, North Waziristan and South Waziristan — and six outskirts areas (Frs): FR Peshawar, FR Kohat, FR Bannu, FR Lakki Marwat, FR Tank and FR Dera Ismail Khan.



Very nearly the greater part of the seven tribal orgs that constitute Fata and additionally the neighboring outskirts areas have been invaded by militancy and the military operations did accord.



Representing Fata: The enormous open deliberation


NEW DELHI: India's Supreme Court Monday rejected an appeal trying to boycott Sharia courts, however focused on that they had no lawful controls over Muslims and their choices couldn't be authorized.



India's 150 million Muslims take after their laws representing family life and other particular issues, for example, marriage and separation, with Sharia courts used to manage on such matters and intervene in contradictions.



The top court said that Islamic judges, who translate religious law, could just run when people submitted voluntarily to them and their choices, or fatwas, were not lawfully tying.



"Sharia courts are not authorized by law and there is no legitimateness of fatwas in this nation," C.k. Prasad said Monday as he read out the judgment from a two-judge seat.



The distinctive particular laws took after by India's religious minorities are a delicate political issue. The new Hindu patriot government is focused on accumulating a typical lawful code for all.



ECP ends PML-N MPA's enrollment


The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) ended the common get together participation of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) MPA Muhammad Yaqoob Nadeem Sethi (PP-175) on Monday.



The choice was taken by a race tribunal on apparatus claims leveled against the MPA. The ECP issued a warning in this respect after the tribunal's choice.



The ECP additionally restored the participation of an alternate Punjab get together part, PML-N's Tariq Mehmood Bajwa (PP-170). Bajwa, who had earned a BA from Bahauddin Zakariya University, had prior been blamed for having a fake degree.



His enrollment was restored after the Supreme Court chose to support him.



ECP ends PML-N MPA's enrollment

Dar, Shah Talk about arrangement of boss decision chief


ISLAMABAD: Key government clergyman Ishaq Dar met with restriction pioneer in the National Assembly Syed Khurshid Shah at the resent’s chamber regarding counsel for the arrangement of the boss race magistrate (CEC).



Presently, the post is continuously manned by an acting CEC, the most recent errand to the assignment being that of Supreme Court judge Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali.



At one time, Justice (retd) Tassadduq Hussain Jillani and Justice Nasirul Mulk served as acting CEC. The summit court judges were tasked with the occupation after the acquiescence of previous CEC Fakharuddin Ibrahim who quit after a year go’s general races.



Under the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, it is binding upon the government to consult the opposition over the appointment of a CEC.



Dar, Shah Talk about arrangement of boss decision chief

PML-N eyes greater government bureau


LAHORE: The decision Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has chosen exactly six to eight administrators for conceivable instigation into an extended bureau to be published later.



The proposed bureau parts will take their spot as clergymen, priests of state and guides. Be that as it may before that can happen the Punjab bureau will experience an extension, as per sources near the PML-N.



PML-N legislator Muhammad Talal Chaudhry affirmed that the government bureau would be augmented after the prompting of six to eight new faces. He, notwithstanding, wouldn't say when the extension would happen. "Interviews are under route for this purpose.



PML-N eyes greater government bureau

The 'great confidence' of police will secure you now


The Protection of Pakistan bill was affirmed by the National Assembly on July 2, 2014. This bill states that a review 15 officer has the full consent to enter and inquiry the premises of a suspected guilty party without a warrant, to keep the wrongdoing he may be going to submit.



It additionally permits the officer to capture or shoot at sight of any individual even on the smallest suspicion of terrorist action.



This could mean both of two things: a sharp yet dull drop into terrorism or a socially worthy rising into regular person killings. When this law moves enthusiastically step by step, it will be tricky to recognize the two. In this nation, frankly, an officer can willfully "suspect" practically anybody, blameless or activist.



The 'great confidence' of police will secure you now

Sunday, 6 July 2014

Dalai Lama urges Buddhists to end Muslim viciousness


LEH: The Dalai Lama Sunday emphasized his supplication to Buddhists in Myanmar and Sri Lanka to stop viciousness against Muslims, in a discourse to countless enthusiasts to stamp his 79th birthday.



Before the enormous swarm that included Hollywood film star Richard Gere in northern India, the Dalai Lama said the viciousness in both Buddhist-larger part nations focusing on religious minority Muslims was inadmissible.



"I urge the Buddhists in these nations to envision a picture of Buddha before they carry out such a wrongdoing," Tibet's banished profound pioneer said on the edge of Leh, high in the Himalayas.



"Buddha lectures affection and sympathy. On the off chance that the Buddha is there, he will secure the Muslims whom the Buddhists are assaulting," the pioneer, who fled Tibet for India in 1959 after a fizzled uprising against Chinese standard, said.



Dalai Lama urges Buddhists to end Muslim viciousness

Equity Nasir-ul-Mulk takes pledge as new boss equity of Pakistan


ISLAMABAD. Equity Nasir-ul-Mulk took pledge as the new boss equity of Pakistan (CJP) on Sunday at Aiwan-e-Sadr.



Equity Mulk will stay boss equity of Pakistan till August 16, 2015 as indicated by data presented on the authority site of the Supreme Court.



President Mamnoon Hussain regulated the pledge to the recently named boss equity. Head administrator Nawaz Sharif was additionally showed at the event.



 



Equity Nasir-ul-Mulk takes pledge as new boss equity of Pakistan

Specialists replant minor's hand


LAHORE: Doctors in an uncommon surgical technique at a private clinic here on Saturday replanted a hand of a minor young lady that was cleaved off inadvertently by an electric feed cutter.



The specialists, including Dr Rao Aslam and Dr Imran Jafary, performed 12-hour long technique to reattach the left hand of five-year-old Sundas to her wrist.



She was playing at her Nankana Sahib house when all of a sudden her hand got trapped in the grain cutter.



The family hurried her to the nearby locale base camp healing facility from where she was eluded to Lahore.



On the proposals of the specialists, the family safeguarded the disjoined turn in a jug at four degrees centigrade before moving the harmed young lady to the private office on Jail Road.



Specialists replant minor's hand

ISIS boss asks Muslims to obey him


BAGHDAD: The pioneer of a ruthless activist gathering tended to admirers in the aggressor held Iraqi city of Mosul, requesting Muslims to "comply" him and calling for worldwide jihad, in a feature dispersed online on Saturday.



The appearance by the heretofore subtle head of Islamic State of Iraq and Al Sham (ISIS), Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, at a mosque in Mosul for Friday requests to God denote a critical change for the activist pioneer whose gathering has overwhelmed swathes of domain over five regions north and west of Baghdad.



A feature posted on social networking demonstrated a heavy man clad in a long dark robe and a dark turban with a long graying facial hair tending to admirers at week after week petitions to God at Al-Nur mosque in focal Mosul.



"I am the wali (pioneer) who directs you, however I am not the best of you, so in the event that you see that I am correct, aid me," said the man, purportedly Baghdadi.



 



ISIS boss asks Muslims to obey him

Taliban trim hair and whiskers to escape armed force ambush


BANNU. Many Taliban warriors raced to camouflage themselves with new hair stylings in the prior weeks the dispatch of the North Waziristan operation, it has developed, as exiles uncovered points of interest of life under the aggressors – and their taste for transported in extravagances.



Azam Khan was one of the top hair stylists in Miramshah until he, in the same way as almost a large portion of a million others, fled the as far back as anyone can remember anticipated hostile unleashed by the military on the tribal zone in June.



He told AFP his business blasted in the month paving the way to the armed force ambush as the activists looked to shed their unique as far back as anyone can remember haired, bushy look.



"I have trimmed the hair and whiskers of more than 700 nearby and Uzbek aggressors in front of the security strengths' operation," he said while trimming hair in a shop in Bannu, the town where most regular people fled.



Taliban trim hair and whiskers to escape armed force ambush

MQM solidarity rally: Altaf approaches country to unite in backing of armed force


KARACHI: While tending to the Muttahida Qaumi Movement's solidarity rally in Karachi, Altaf Hussain saluted the military and said that the whole country helps Pakistan Army.



Committing this rally to the martyred fighters, Hussain said that the warriors are sacrificially yielding their lives for the nation. He further included that solidarity and congruity are basic for the nation.



Hussain included that armed force demonstrated persistence and stayed inside the law and constitution, while giving aggressors a chance throughout the arrangements.



On the off chance that aggressors need to force sharia, they ought to act inside the constitution. There are different religious gatherings also, yet they all express their perspectives while staying inside the parameters of the Constitution, Altaf said, including that aggressors ought to express their perspectives and philosophies without utilizing firearms, sticks and viciousness. 



MQM solidarity rally: Altaf approaches country to unite in backing of armed force

Saturday, 5 July 2014

Christian IDP sings tunes of Waziristan


DERA ISMAIL KHAN: The hundreds of years old people tunes of Waziristan adulate its society and the courage of its men. In his uproarious, pleasant voice, 37-year-old Khalid Iqbal – a Christian by confidence – remembers the historical backdrop of the area he calls home, singing tunes in Pashto.



"In the Waziristan vernacular of Pashto," he rapidly revises.



Not just a huge number of Uthmanzai and Dawar tribals left their homes after the military operation Zarb-e-Azb started a month ago, yet numerous minorities' families from North Waziristan Agency have been removed too.



Iqbal's family is presently settled in Pennel Public High School, Bannu, among 20 different minorities' families. Almost 25 more Christian and Hindu families have taken asylum in Janbaz Public School as inside uprooted persons (Idps).



"I wish to be over at home soon. Life was great there; great climate, great companions," says Iqbal. As a hujra artist, he performs on all events, including Eid, Christmas and Diwali.



Christian IDP sings tunes of Waziristan

The darkest hour: PPP watching July 5 as dark day


LAHORE: The Punjab part of the Pakistan People’s Party would watch July 5 (today) as a dark day. On this day, 37 years prior General Ziaul Haq had released the chose legislature of executive Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. The military ruler forced military law in the nation and ruled the nation for the following 11 years.



The Punjab secretariat of the PPP had effectively issued directions to the gathering activists to watch July 5 as a dark day in all the regions to highlight the battle of the PPP specialists and pioneers for the privileges of the down-trodden.



PPP Punjab president Manzoor Wattoo said in a message that "Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, the best pioneer of Pakistan after the Quaid-i-Azam had turned into a compelling voice for the voiceless poor and engaged them".



He said Bhutto relinquished his life for majority rule government and the masses yet declined to bow to retrogressive and against fair constrains.



The darkest hour: PPP watching July 5 as dark day

Higher Education will be called 'Government Education and Professional Training Division.


ISLAMABAD: When it comes to instruction, it appears the central government is just intrigued by changing the name of the service.



As per a reminder issued by the legislature, the Ministry of Education, Training and Standards in Higher Education will be called 'Government Education and Professional Training Division.' With this, the service's name would be changed for the fourth time in three years.



Under the eighteenth amendment, instruction was proclaimed a commonplace obligation and in April 2011 the government service of training was lapsed to areas.



An official of the service asking for not to be recognized said after the eighteenth amendment another 'service of training and expert instruction' was made. After that, the powers concerned raised the issue that where all the preparation organizes in the government capital would be set.



"So in 2012 the service's name was changed to the 'service of instruction and expert preparing' to manage the preparation organizations," he said.



Higher Education will be called 'Government Education and Professional Training Division.

TI acclaims NAB's hostile to debasement mindfulness move


ISLAMABAD: The Transparency International (TI) has adulated a National Accountability Bureau's choice to bring issues to light among schoolchildren about defilement with the assistance of commonplace instruction divisions and reading material sheets.



"This will go far in granting good values and morals to our young era. It is likewise in the line with your counteractive action and mindfulness technique," said TI guide Syed Adil Gilani in a letter kept in touch with NAB on July 2.



"We propose you to administer the Higher Education Commission to incorporate hostile to defilement subjects at the school and college levels," he included.



Grab in its gathering on June 29 had looked for the assistance of instruction divisions and course reading sheets to consolidate hostile to debasement topics in the educational modules of Class I to X to stamp out the danger influencing pop culture.



The agency will recommend the commonplace instruction offices and course book sheets to fuse sonnets and short stories bringing issues to light among schoolchildren about defilement and its unfriendly impacts on public opinion to persuade them to assume their part in destruction of this hazard in the wake of entering their expert life.



TI acclaims NAB's hostile to debasement mindfulness move

Boxing-Khan safeguarded after suspected ambush


World welterweight title contender Amir Khan has been discharged on safeguard after the British boxer was captured on suspicion of two ambushes in the early hours of Friday morning, as per media reports.



More prominent Manchester Police would not affirm that it was Khan who had been captured yet they did issue an announcement on the episode.



"Simply before 1.30am on Friday 4 July 2014 police were called after reports of an ambush in Bolton," the announcement read.



"Officers ran across two 19-year-old men had been struck. Their wounds are not genuine.



"A 27-year-old man was captured on suspicion of two strikes and has been safeguarded until mid-July pending further enquiries." Khan, on the other hand, played down the episode on social networking.



"All rubbish kindly doesn’t accept what you read. I'm home with my family and no one got pummeled," the boxer said on his Twitter account.



Boxing-Khan safeguarded after suspected ambush

Muslim style: DKNY creates an impression with Ramazan gathering


To start with Chanel and now DKNY – it appears that "Muslim Fashion" is turning into a thing in 2014. American architect name DKNY is making waves with another Ramazan case accumulation. This comes scarcely months after a journey accumulation by Chanel that was additionally pointed positively at Muslim client base.



DKNY's Ramazan accumulation is accessible only at their Middle East stores, and the 12 looks are unadulterated DKNY: basic, rich and striking. What's diverse is that this accumulation is prominently traditionalist. While it may not pass the stringent criteria set by the most universal, the streaming profiles, full sleeves and long hemlines are ideal for Muslim ladies who need to consolidate unobtrusiveness with style.



Muslim style: DKNY creates an impression with Ramazan gathering

PM Nawaz, Nisar meet in Lahore to 'intention contrasts'


LAHORE: A gathering of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif with Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan is under route in Lahore on Saturday.



The gathering, which is, no doubt held at the chief's Raiwind habitation, was likewise gone to by Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif.



Identifying with Nisar, the chief implied the inner part clergyman's reservations and said that the last gets effectively furious. To this, the priest reacted by saying "we are just disturbed with those near us".



Sources aware of the subtle elements rising up out of the gathering said Nisar whined that the leader had not taken him into certainty over urgent choices. Upon this, the head said that the priest ought to relinquish his grievances and come back to work.



The discussion took a lighter tone when both traded grins over the PM's reference to his phone calls that Nisar had clearly not been taking.



Throughout the gathering, the nation's political circumstance and matters of shared investment were talked about.



Shahbaz had brought the inside clergyman to Lahore today for a gathering with the head.



PM Nawaz, Nisar meet in Lahore to 'intention contrasts'

Ramazan help: Despite guarantee, blackouts couldn't be controlled


ISLAMABAD: The legislature has recognized its disappointment to end power blackouts throughout Sehr and Iftar, saying 20% to 30% ranges are even now confronting force cuts in light of a poor and faulty transmission framework.



"Pakistan has an old transmission framework which was not able to convey obliged power," Abid Sher Ali, State Minister of Water and Power, told the National Assembly Standing Committee on Water and Power in a gathering led by Mohammad Arshad Khan Leghari.



"Frequently our interest surpasses 15,000 megawatts, however the transmission base is not able to adapt to this weight, prompting breakdown of feeders."



Ramazan help: Despite guarantee, blackouts couldn't be controlled