 | TTP, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi involved in Kamra attack
25 August 2012
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Islamabad: The investigation teams, probing the Kamra Air Base attack, were unable to identify the main culprits who orchestrated the attack on one of the main air base of the country even after eight days.
Three attackers, Faisal Shehzad, Alif Khan and Mohammad Taimur, who are from Punjab, have been identified.
According to police sources, no significant progress has been made in the Kamra attack case so far. However, 30 people have been investigated and 2 are still in the police custody, they added.
Police sources further said that apart from Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi could also be involved in the attack. | | See Also in Political News
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|  Tripped units at Guddu fixed, power supply resumes
25 May 2013
JACOBABAD: Fourteen tripped units of Guddu Thermal Power Plant and a technical glitch in Dera Murad Jamali grid station have been fixed on Saturday morning, Geo news reported
The power supply to affected parts of Sindh and Balochistan have also resumed following the removal of technical faults.
Earlier, KESCO sources said that power supply to Jafferabad and Nasirabad among various areas was halted as a technical fault had occurred in Dera Murad Jamali grid station.
On the other hand, ... Full Story |  PIA plane lands at Manchester airport, probe continues
25 May 2013
LONDON: A Pakistan International Airline (PIA) passenger plane, which was forced to land at a London airport after two travelers threatened to ‘explode the plane’ during their argument, has now arrived at Manchester.
According to the sources, British police arrested two people on suspicion of endangerment of aircraft after diverting Manchester-bound PIA flight PK-709 to land at Stansted airport following a mid-air alert.
Both the British nationals of Pakistani origin were arrested after ... Full Story |  Deal with IMF now will be self-defeating: Sartaj
25 May 2013
LAHORE : Pakistan’s new leadership expects first results of its planned steps to shore up its finances and ease a power crisis in two or three months and only then should decide whether and on what terms to seek an IMF bailout, a senior policy adviser said on Friday.
Most economists, lenders and rating agencies say that the nation’s finances have reached such a critical stage that a deal with the International Monetary Fund will be necessary and the sooner it comes the better.
But Sartaj Aziz, ... Full Story | |
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