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Hub Rally Cross explodes into action on April 28
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*By Ehsan Qureshi*
*(Pakistan News & Features Services)*
The 11th edition of the Hub Rally will get underway at Gadani on April 28
with the top racers of t...
Umer Bin Khattab Foundation
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*APPEAL FOR DONATION*
Under the management of Umer Bin Khattab Foundation, two schools are being
run. More than 200 boys and girls students study there. M...
Crossing a milestone
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Pakistan crossed another milestone on Thursday when it successfully
launched, with Chinese help, its first communications satellite on board
China’s Satell...
Japan scrambles to shore up economy
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*The government is struggling to keep the economy afloat amid catastrophic
disaster along the Pacific coast [EPA]*
Kaoru Yosano, Japan's economics minist...
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