Two Eids: Unofficial Reut committee meets in Peshawar

 Unofficial Ruet-e-Halal Committee has called its session in Peshawar to sight Shawal moon today.

The committee will meet at Masjid Qasim Ali, with Mufti Shahabuddin Popalzai in the chair. The session will begin after evening prayers, and will be attended by members of the committee and ulema.

Official central and zonal Ruet-e-Halal meetings will be held tomorrow.

The Afghan immigrants living in Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa have decided to celebrate Eid with Saudi Arabia.

We will give tough time to India: Afridi

The captain of Pakistan cricket team Shahid Khan Afridi has said the morale is team is very high and they will give tough time to their traditional rival India. Green shirts will play the semi-final of ICC World Cup 2011 against blue shirts on Wednesday, 30 March in Mohali. He said that every player has the realization of his responsibility and his side is reached in the semi-final with the prayers of nation. He was talking to a Pakistani news channel on airport before going to New Delhi.

Afridi said that Pakistan has always given the tough time to blue shirts on Indian surface. All players are very confident and the team is ready to face the challenge of any team. He said that the strategy of the game will be finalized after looking the wicket. He added that the team has fulfilled the promise of reaching in the semi-final and with the prayers of nation, will give positive results in the semi-final. He further said that it is not essential that India always defeat Pakistan in the World Cup. This is cricket and any thing could be happened in this.

Greenshirts have reached from Dhaka to New Delhi where they will stay for some hours. After that they will fly for Mohali.

US condemns bomb attacks on mosques in Pakistan

WASHINGTON: The United States has condemned the two terror attacks on mosques in Pakistan on Friday.

“The United States condemns today’s two bombings that took place at mosques in Pakistan which brutally targeted innocent people at worship,” Acting Deputy Department Spokesman Mark C. Toner said during a press briefing on Friday.

“By attacking places of worship, whoever was responsible has demonstrated a clear lack of- or clear disregard, rather, for the Pakistani people and for the peaceful religion they practice,” he added.

The spokesman said that the US “will continue to work with the Government of Pakistan to combat violent extremism and terrorism,” and added that “our thoughts and our prayers go out with the families and friends of those who were touched by these attacks.”

Earlier, three people were killed and 24 others injured when unknown men

66 martyred in Dara Adamkhel mosque blast

Staff Report

DARA ADAM KHEL: At least 66 people including children martyred as a suicide bomber blew himself inside a mosque during Friday prayers.

More than 100 others wounded in the powerful explosion in which, according to the bomb disposable squad, 10 to 15 kilogram explosives were used.

Eyewitnesses told Trend Pk that the bomber entered the mosque at 2:15pm when the people were busy in their prayers. The District Coordination Officer (DCO) Kohat said that the mosque completely damaged in the blast. Several people buried under the debris.

The law enforcement agencies cordoned off the area soon after the suicide attack.

Several bodies and injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar.

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Information Minister Iftikhar Hussain while talking to the media person outside the Lady Reading Hospital said that

66 martyred in Dara Adamkhel mosque blast

Staff Report

DARA ADAM KHEL: At least 66 people including children martyred as a suicide bomber blew himself inside a mosque during Friday prayers.

More than 100 others wounded in the powerful explosion in which, according to the bomb disposable squad, 10 to 15 kilogram explosives were used.

Eyewitnesses told Trend Pk that the bomber entered the mosque at 2:15pm when the people were busy in their prayers. The District Coordination Officer (DCO) Kohat said that the mosque completely damaged in the blast. Several people buried under the debris.

The law enforcement agencies cordoned off the area soon after the suicide attack.

Several bodies and injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar.

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Information Minister Iftikhar Hussain while talking to the media person outside the Lady Reading Hospital said that

52 martyred in Dara Adamkhel mosque blast

Staff Report

DARA ADAM KHEL: At least 52 people including children martyred as a suicide bomber blew himself inside a mosque during Friday prayers.

More than 100 others wounded in the powerful explosion in which, according to the bomb disposable squad, 10 to 15 kilogram explosives were used.

Eyewitnesses told Trend Pk that the bomber entered the mosque at 2:15pm when the people were busy in their prayers. The District Coordination Officer (DCO) Kohat said that the mosque completely damaged in the blast. Several people buried under the debris.

The law enforcement agencies cordoned off the area soon after the suicide attack.

Several bodies and injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar.

Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Information Minister Iftikhar Hussain while talking to the media person outside the Lady Reading Hospital said that

Constitution cleansed of mess created by Zia: Zardari

BAHAWALPUR: President Asif Ali Zardari has said that the mess created by former military ruler Zia ul Haq in the constitution has been cleared through the 18th Amendment Bill.

Addressing a public meeting here on Wednesday, the president said all fronts opened against his government have been thwarted with the prayers of people.

“I am ruling the hearts of people, not palaces,” he said.

President Zardari said he is running the affairs of government through the political ideology and philosophy of Benazir Bhutto.

Health Reform Vote Answered Call of History: Barack Obama

WASHINGTON : US President Barack Obama said on Sunday that Americans had answered the call of history, after Congress sent him a sweeping health reform bill he said answered the prayers of the uninsured.

“This is what change looks like,” Obama said, in late-night remarks in the East Room of the White House, soon after the House of Representatives voted to pass his health care plan after months of cliffhanger politics.

A tired, but triumphant Obama said that despite the predictions of pundits that it was not possible to pass the mammoth bill, Americans had risen above their differences, though the measure passed without a single Republican vote.

“Tonight we answered the call of history as so many Americans have before us. When faced with crisis, we did not shrink from our challenge, we overcame it,” Obama said.

“We did not avoid our responsibility we embraced it. We did not fear our future, we shaped it,” Obama said, with Vice President Joe Biden by his side.

“Today’s vote answers the prayers of every American who has hoped deeply for something to be done about a system that works for insurance companies, but not for ordinary people,” Obama said.

“It’s a victory for the American people and it’s a victory for common sense,” Obama said.

Obama watched the House of Representatives vote on a bill that brings America closer than ever before to universal health coverage, with aides in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.

When the magic number of 216 votes needed to pass the bill was reached, he gave his chief of staff Rahm Emanuel a palm slapping high-five, and hugged other aides, at a moment of triumph after a trying political year.

But as he prepares to sell the legislation to the American public in the run-up to mid-term congressional elections in November, Obama warned that the bill was not a panacea.

“This legislation will not fix everything that ails our health care system, but it moves us decisively in the right direction,” Obama said in his televised remarks.

“This is not radical reform, but it is major reform,” Obama said, saying the vote was another stone “firmly laid in the foundation of the American dream.”

The Democratic-held House of Representatives earlier voted 219-212 to approve a Senate-passed bill aimed at extending coverage of tens of millions of Americans who currently lack it in the most sweeping social policy shift in four decades.

Obama, who made the overhaul his top domestic priority, was to sign the legislation this week, even as his Republican foes warned Democrats would pay a steep political price in November mid-term elections.

Together, the Senate bill and package of changes would remake US health care a century after then-president Teddy Roosevelt called for a national approach, extending coverage to some 32 million Americans who currently lack it.

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