Surviving 100 Years of Imprisonment
Plaque on a room, stating it was used by Winston Churchill during his visit to the area Wooden gate of
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Author: Chronicler
Pets’ Kidnapping for Ransom and Reproduction
Pets’ Kidnapping for Ransom and Reproduction Pets’ theft growing for reproduction & ransom purposes Pak Chronicle Report The phenomenon of
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India violates Pakistan’s airspace
India claims eliminating 300 JeM terrorists while Pakistan acknowledges decimation of 5 pine trees. Who says truth is the first
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Tea House Culture Redefined
[wp_ad_camp_1]Little Quetta personified in scores of chaey khana in the twin cities By Chronicler Rawalpindi After taking Pakistan’s port city
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Burying the Hatchet in Hazara
[wp_ad_camp_1] Pak Chronicle Report Mansehra/Abbottabad The decedents of rival chieftains got an opportunity recently to meet on the same land
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Mayor Karachi demands powers to make city conveniently livable
[wp_ad_camp_1] Mayor Karachi, Wasim AkhtarPak Chronicle Report Karachi In developed countries local bodies system got so many powers and they
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Necromancy Knows No Bounds in Pakistan
[wp_ad_camp_1]Pak Chronicle Report Committing of sorcery or witchcraft is common practice in Pakistan and reportedly it has far more serious
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Splitting Lanes of Usmanpura
[wp_ad_camp_1]By Chronicler Rawalpindi Pakistan’s capital city Islamabad and garrison city Rawalpindi are fondly called the twin cities but when it
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Surviving on Roasted Corns for Quarter a Century
Islam Khan roasting fresh corns in salt to serve it to his customersPak Chronicle Report Rawalpindi Islam Khan has been
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Fare Meters: A Thing of the Past
[wp_ad_camp_1]Pak Chronicle Report Karachi Despite clear provisions of Motor Vehicle Ordinance regarding installation of fare meters in motor rickshaws the
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Charity Begins at Hotel
Charity Begins at Hotel Residents of Arya Mohallah Rawalpindi getting free potable water facility since 1985 due to courtesy of
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Peeing in the Wind
[wp_ad_camp_1]Pak Chronicle Report Rawalpindi A split-second spectacle of a man peeing under the sun in Pakistan’s urban settings can not
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Checkmate to NAB’s critics?
By Chronicler Islamabad National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in a major and earthshaking move on Wednesday arrested Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf’s leader Aleem
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Official Indifference Worsens Media Crisis
[wp_ad_camp_1]Journalists move for final round of protests against forceful layoffs Pak Chronicle Report Journalists in Pakistan are facing the worst
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Valentine Day makes its presence felt in Pakistan
[wp_ad_camp_1] Pak Chronicle Report Rawalpindi Valentine Day was also celebrated in Rawalpindi, Pakistan on Thursday (February 14) by a few
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Out of Kashmir, into the Stones
[wp_ad_camp_1]Pak Chronicle Report Mir Fazil knows a lot about gemstones and their qualities and above all he knows well how
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Surviving on Paltry EOBI Pension
[wp_ad_camp_1]By Chronicler Islamabad Last week of every month, Asma Bibi, a widow of a factory worker, wants the dying days
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Rawalpindi traders vow to resist order of selling food items in packing
[wp_ad_camp_1] Banners on behalf of traders have been erected on Murree Road which state that selling only packed food items
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Roadside entertainers await customers while beating odds to make livelihood
[wp_ad_camp_1] An entertainer at Liaquat Bagh, Murree Road putting his drum along the fence of the park to have some
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Treasuring a Centenarian Fire Engine
[wp_ad_camp_1]By Chronicler KARACHI Karachi Metropolitan Corporation’s Central Fire Station has been showcasing an antique piece of engine of a different variety.
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How to Avoid Nose Bleeding
By Chronicler Karachi Senior consultant and ENT surgeon, Dr Qaisar Sajjad, has stressed on the need for precautionary steps to
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Serving Kashmiri Delicacies
[wp_ad_camp_1]Dilbar Hotel, in old Rawalpindi precinct, has been catering to all and sundry; even Pakistan’s premiers as well. By Chronicler
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Sahiwal Tragedy Gets on Government’s Nerves
[wp_ad_camp_1]Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) led government is facing a testing time these days and only the time would prove whether it
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Brewing tea in Garrison Town
Brewing tea in Garrison Town ]By our correspondent Rawalpindi. January 29, 2019: Although tea is not the local produce of Pakistan
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Employers’ Axe Dangles over Journalists’ Heads in Pakistan
[wp_ad_camp_1]Working journalists are facing the worst era of journalism in Pakistan these days as layoffs continue in different media organizations
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Ministry of Interior notifies areas for 15 cybercrime reporting centres
[wp_ad_camp_1]Federal Minister, Ministry of Interior has notified the areas of 15 police stations of Cybercrime Wing, an entity of the
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Sanaullah Khan flute player
Sanaullah Khan flute player: Living and Singing with a Conscience Pak Chronicle Web Desk Living and Singing with a Conscience:
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