Iran says it will not give up nuke program

DAMASCUS: An Iranian official says Americans must be dreaming if they think they can intimidate Tehran into giving up its nuclear program.

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UN: Pakistan flood misery exceeds tsunami

ISLAMABAD: The number of people suffering from the massive floods in Pakistan exceeds 13 million more than the combined total of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, the 2005 Kashmir earthquake and the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the United Nations said Monday.

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Protests continued against ARY NEWS closure

KARACHI: Journalist and civil society activists continued their protest Monday against the ban on ARY NEWS transmission in many cities of the country, the channel reported.

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Oil sneaks above $81 as stock markets steady

BANGKOK: Oil prices rose slightly Monday in Asia, clawing back part of a big fall triggered by weak U.

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Asian stocks mixed following poor US jobs report

TOKYO: Asian stock markets were mixed Monday after a poor U.

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Journalist bodies to protest ARY ban today

KARACHI: Journalist organizations and the civil society will hold protest demonstrations on Monday across the country against the ban on ARY NEWS transmission and other TV channels.

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Black box not found: Kaira

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information Broadcasting, Qamar Zaman Kaira Wednesday denied earlier reports that the black box (Flight Data Recorder) of the crashed plane has been found, Geo News reported.

He also announced for compensation of Rs 0.5 million to the victims.

Earlier in the day, the federal cabinet announced a day of national mourning. He also informed the journalist about a relief camp established in Aab Para, which would start functioning from tomorrow.

The minister said, they would have to use DNA tests to identify charred bodies plucked from the wreckage of the airliner.

jesse james interview

n an interview with ABC on the Nightline, Jesse James stated the reasons for separation with his wife Sandra Bullock. Jesse told that he misbehaved with Sandra Bullock. He said that he has sinned many times during his married life.

While Sandra Bullock has quickly moved on to pursue a new life with her baby, Jesse still finds it difficult to forget her. Jesse said, sighing sadly that he enjoyed life with a wonderful marriage and he threw everything in the trash. Jesse James puts himself as the most hated man in the world.

Sandra Bullock perfectly managed the media storm. She disappeared for a few weeks and went off the scene. Later Sandra Bullock exhibited her state of happiness for being a mother. Now, after signing the divorce papers, the actress has also put the family home for sale.

When the journalist questioned about his attitude that devastated the family, Jesse James replied that he knew what he was doing. He also knew his state was getting horrible and at one point he even wanted himself to get caught. In addition he said that he was the only person responsible for sabotaging his own life.

Jesse James also went to a rehabilitation centre for the treatment of his alcohol and drug addiction. In the interview he stated that his separated wife, Sandra Bullock was very pleased with him when he joined the rehab. He also asked forgiveness from his Oscar winning x wife and his children. He also discussed the disparagement he faced by the critics when he was pictured with a Nazi hat while he was in the rehab.

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Nation to continue mission of slain journalists: Kaira

May 3, 2010 by Trend PK  
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Qamar Zaman Kaira said Monday that several media persons have sacrificed their lives in fight against terrorism, and the nation would continue their mission by completely eliminating such elements from the country.

Addressing the participants of “Shuhada-e-Sahafat rally” being held in connection with World Press Freedom Day in front of Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) office here.

Kaira congratulated the PFUJ and other journalist organizations for organizing the rally in memory of their martyred companions. He said that journalist community has always remained on the forefront of all movements in the country including freedom movement and the movement for restoration of democracy.

He said that in the present testing times when the whole nation is fighting the menace of terrorism, the journalists have set a noble example by giving great sacrifices while exposing the real designs of the evil forces.

Kaira also lauded the role of the media organizations in waging a Jihad against the forces of evil not only through their writings but also by organizing rallies and seminars for this purpose.

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Meera’s Case SHC Moved Against FIA

January 18, 2010 by Trend PK  
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KARACHI : Meera’s Case SHC Moved Against FIA, The alleged double standard exhibited by Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration and Passport, Lahore for letting of film actress Meera (Irtiza Arbab) despite recovery of two passports from her possession when she flew into Lahore from abroad, was questioned before High Court of Sindh.

The said constitution petition was processed and fixed for hearing before a division bench of SHC on Jan 22, said the petitioner Muzaffar Hussain Askari, President Social Reforms Movement and Journalist Forum, Karachi.

The petitioner maintains that FIA used to arrest and prosecute citizens of Pakistan in case of even tampering the computerized passports, and in the case of Meera, who possessed two passports, she was allowed to go home after executing a personal bond.

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