At least 250 employees’ have been rendered unemployed as four cinema houses in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were set on fire during protests against anti-Islam film.  Four

The fans who were on their toes till the last ball come up on the roads and streets to celebrate the matchless victory of the

The Provincial Doctors’ Association (PDA) has warned of shutting down healthcare services in two weeks if the health department does not begin negotiating their demands

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Bar Council has decided that the lawyers will boycott on Wednesday (today) against the Judicial Policy of the Supreme Court to subordinate

Students from the tribal areas, who have been displaced by the ongoing military operation, have no place to go for higher education.  Despite having submitted

Prof. Dr Qibla Ayaz, Vice Chancellor, University of Peshawar Monday unveiled the plaque a Research Room named after Dr. Muhammad Anwar Khan here at Area

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for finance Engineer Mohammad Humayun Khan has deplored the destruction of national property worth Rs84 billion on the eve of ”

Minister for Railways and ANP leader Ghulam Ahmed Bilour has announced announced $0.1m as head money for the blasphemous filmmaker. “Anyone who kills the man

Disappointed by their exam results, BA and BSc students of Frontier College for Women staged a protest at the university campus on Thursday. They criticised

Protesters ignited four of the city’s leading cinema theatres, the Chamber of Commerce building and looted shops around the city. Hundreds of protesters marched towards