A Pakistan News

• めぐりズム　蒸気の温熱シート

  

  実際に使用しています。個別の包装袋から取り出し、肩こりを感じる部分に貼付けると、じんわりと蒸気の暖かさが伝わっ […]
  - 14 Dec 14, 8:43pm -
• パスタイムＡを使用しています

  

  肩がこると気持ち悪かったり痛みがあります。食欲も落ちるし不快感が続きます。先日取引先に贈るお中元を見に行こうと […]
  - 1 Jul 14, 3:29am -
• 定番のサロンパスですね

  

  CMや薬局で良く見かけるのと、昔からあるものなのでなじみがあります。塗るタイプのものと違って、貼っている間は効 […]
  - 18 Jun 14, 4:56am -
• 定番ですがピップエレキバンでしょう。

  

  仕事柄肩が凝りますので使っています。一番使っているのはピップエレキバンですね。結構効きますし、貼るだけで良いの […]
  - 9 Jun 14, 9:37pm -
• アリナミンEXを飲んでいます

  

  毎日パソコンを使った仕事をしているので、日々、肩こりに悩まされています。 同じ姿勢でいることがよくないとか、運 […]
  - 9 Jun 14, 9:36pm -
• フェイタス3.5温感

  

  冷え性で肩凝りの酷い私は、夏場でもクーラーの効いた部屋にいると冷えてしまって、肩凝りから首、頭まで痛くなってし […]
  - 9 Jun 14, 9:15pm -

Breaking News: Pakistan

• Pakistani aviation officials say no survivors in PIA flight carrying 47 passengers, crew that crashed near Abbottabad - DAWN
  Pakistani aviation officials say no survivors in PIA flight carrying 47 passengers, crew that crashed near Abbottabad - DAWN
  - 7 Dec 16, 12:11pm -
• Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority confirms no survivors in PIA plane crash; 36 bodies recovered so far - DAWN
  Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority confirms no survivors in PIA plane crash; 36 bodies recovered so far - DAWN
  - 7 Dec 16, 11:28am -
• 21 bodies recovered from scene of Pakistan plane crash, military says - AFP, Reuters
  21 bodies recovered from scene of Pakistan plane crash, military says - AFP, Reuters
  - 7 Dec 16, 9:33am -
• Pakistan International Airlines confirms plane missing after takeoff in country's north with about 40 on board - AP
  Pakistan International Airlines confirms plane missing after takeoff in country's north with about 40 on board - AP
  - 7 Dec 16, 7:21am -
• Pakistani man suspected of starting Karachi factory fire 4 years ago that killed at least 255 people has been arrested in Bangkok, Thai police say - AFP
  Pakistani man suspected of starting Karachi factory fire 4 years ago that killed at least 255 people has been arrested in Bangkok, Thai police say - AFP
  - 3 Dec 16, 12:24am -
• Pakistan officials: Death toll rises to 11 from Indian shelling of passenger bus, village along dividing line in Kashmir - AP
  Pakistan officials: Death toll rises to 11 from Indian shelling of passenger bus, village along dividing line in Kashmir - AP
  - 23 Nov 16, 2:06am -
• Update: At least 43 people killed in Islamic State blast at Shah Noorani shrine in Pakistan, provincial home minister says - Himalayan Times
  Update: At least 43 people killed in Islamic State blast at Shah Noorani shrine in Pakistan, provincial home minister says - Himalayan Times
  - 12 Nov 16, 12:02pm -
• At least 11 dead, dozens injured when 2 trains collide in Karachi, Pakistan, hospital official says - Reuters
  At least 11 dead, dozens injured when 2 trains collide in Karachi, Pakistan, hospital official says - Reuters
  - 3 Nov 16, 12:25am -
• Pakistan high commission staffer detained by police in Delhi - Times of India, NewsX, News18
  Pakistan high commission staffer detained by police in Delhi - Times of India, NewsX, News18
  - 27 Oct 16, 12:53am -
• Health official: 33 people killed in attack on Quetta, Pakistan, police station - AP
  Health official: 33 people killed in attack on Quetta, Pakistan, police station - AP
  - 24 Oct 16, 7:34pm -

Gov.uk: Pakistan

• Policy paper: Conflict, Stability and Security Fund: migration programme summaries for 2019 to 2020
  This page includes summaries of Conflict, Stability and Security Fund migration programmes.
  - 13 days ago, 6 Nov 19, 12:31pm -
• Policy paper: Conflict, Stability and Security Fund: programme summaries for South, Southeast Asia and Afghanistan 2019 to 2020
  This page includes summaries of Conflict, Stability and Security Fund programmes in the South Asia region.
  - 14 days ago, 5 Nov 19, 1:34pm -
• Press release: UK aid to help vaccinate more than 400 million children a year against polio
  International Development Secretary Alok Sharma has pledged new UK aid support to help vaccinate more than 400 million children a year against polio.
  - 14 days ago, 5 Nov 19, 8:42am -
• Speech: One Young World event: Minister for Asia and the Pacific speech
  Minister for Asia and the Pacific Heather Wheeler gave the keynote speech at the One Young World Summit networking dinner at Lancaster House on 24 October.
  - 22 days ago, 28 Oct 19, 5:21am -
• Corporate report: Human rights priority countries: autumn 2019 ministerial statement
  Lord (Tariq) Ahmad of Wimbledon gave an interim statement on the human rights situation in the FCO’s 30 human rights priority countries for January to June 2019.
  - 28 days ago, 22 Oct 19, 1:41pm -
• World news story: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge conclude their visit to Pakistan
  Their Royal Highnesses (TRH) The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge concluded their five-day visit to Pakistan.
  - 29 days ago, 22 Oct 19, 2:29am -
• World news story: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit the culture capital of Pakistan
  Their Royal Highnesses (TRHs) The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Lahore – the bustling, vibrant culture capital of Pakistan.
  - 29 days ago, 22 Oct 19, 1:37am -
• World news story: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge witness the impact of climate change in northern Pakistan
  The impact of climate change on fragile and remote communities was seen by Their Royal Highnesses (TRH) the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on a visit to Pakistan’s mountainous Chitral District.
  - 30 days ago, 21 Oct 19, 3:34am -
• World news story: Duke and Duchess of Cambridge begin Pakistan tour in Islamabad
  Their Royal Highnesses (TRH) the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began their tour of Pakistan with a day of education, conservation and official engagements in Islamabad.
  - 35 days ago, 16 Oct 19, 3:37am -
• World news story: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive in Pakistan
  Their Royal Highnesses (TRH) The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive in Pakistan yesterday on their first official visit of the country.
  - 36 days ago, 15 Oct 19, 3:04am -

HRW: Pakistan

• Art Exhibit on Pakistan’s Police Killings Shuttered

  

  Local officials in Pakistan have shut down an art exhibition that depicts alleged extrajudicial killings by the Karachi police. The closure is both an attack on free expression and an attempt to sweep under the rug a longstanding human rights problem…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Pakistan Could Make Torture A Crime

  

  Pakistan is moving to make torture a criminal offense, an important step in stemming widespread abuses by the police.A bill submitted to parliament this week by Senator Sherry Rehman – The Torture and Custodial Death (Prevention and Punishment) A…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Pakistan: End Ordeal for ‘Blasphemy’ Defendants

  

  Expand Protesters burn a poster of Aasia Bibi after the Supreme Court overturned her conviction under the blasphemy law, Hyderabad, Pakistan, November 1, 2018.…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• End Corporal Punishment in Pakistan’s Schools

  

  Expand A boy passes by a classroom in a school in Qutbal, Pakistan, October 13, 2009. © 2009 AP Photo/Alexandre Meneghini Hunain Bilal, a 17-year-ol…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Another Unexplained Death in Pakistan Police Custody

  

  While robbing a cash machine in Faisalabad, Pakistan, last week, Salahuddin Ayubi cheekily stuck his tongue out at the surveillance camera. His act got him a lot of media attention – and got him arrested on August 30. …
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• New Pakistani Law Protects Women Farm Workers

  

  Expand Pakistani women work in a field in Lahore. © 2014 Rana Sajid Hussain/Pacifi/SIPA via AP Images Sindh province in Pakistan is taking an impor…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Pakistan Should Not Again Fail ‘Honor Killing’ Victim

  

  Expand Members of civil society protest against a recent "honor" killing in Islamabad, Pakistan on May 29, 2014. © 2014 Reuters In July 2016, 26-ye…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Kashmir: UN Reports Serious Abuses

  

  Expand Relatives of disappeared persons participate in a silent protest, demanding an investigation into the disappearances of people in Kashmir.  © 2019 AP P…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Letter to Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Marise Payne
  Dear Minister Payne,Congratulations on your reappointment as foreign minister. Human Rights Watch looks forward to working with you to make protection of human rights a strong pillar of Australia’s foreign policy. Related Content Me…
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -
• Australia: Protect Human Rights in Foreign Policy

  

  Expand Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne addresses the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly Friday, Sept. 28, 2018, at the United Nations headquarters. …
  - 31 Dec 69, 7:00pm -

Huffington Post: Pakistan

• Massive Fire On Moving Train Kills 71 Passengers In Pakistan
  A gas stove exploded on the train Thursday, causing the deadly blaze, officials said.
  - 20 days ago, 31 Oct 19, 2:49am -
• Kate Middleton's Plane Look Is Much Fancier Than Most People's
  After all, the Duchess of Cambridge does have a royal standard to uphold.
  - 36 days ago, 14 Oct 19, 1:24pm -
• Priyanka Chopra Called Hypocrite For 'Encouraging Nuclear War' In Tense Q&A
  The actress responded to a question about her controversial tweet regarding the India-Pakistan conflict.
  - 99 days ago, 12 Aug 19, 11:43am -
• India Arrests Over 500 In Kashmir As Pakistan Suspends Railway Service
  The arrests come after India’s government revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir this week and downgraded the region from statehood to a territory
  - 8 Aug 19, 8:55am -
• An HIV Outbreak Hit One Of Pakistan's Poorest Districts — And Infected Over 700 Children
  An HIV-positive doctor is accused of spreading the disease to hundreds of unsuspecting patients, but experts warn a crumbling health care system is to blame.
  - 26 Jul 19, 4:56pm -
• Trump Caught In Lie
  President Donald Trump lied that he was asked to mediate between Pakistan and India regarding the conflict in Kashmir and was quickly called out by the Indian government.
  - 23 Jul 19, 8:59am -
• Politician's Press Conference Dogged By Accidental Facebook Cat Filter
  Pakistani politico Shaukat Yousafzai may have come up with a novel way to spread his message even further than he intended.
  - 17 Jun 19, 1:24pm -
• Pakistan Returns Captured Pilot To India In 'Gesture Of Peace'
  Abhinandan Varthaman was accompanied to the Pakistan-India border by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
  - 1 Mar 19, 11:38am -
• Arundhati Roy: Kashmir Is Potentially The Flashpoint For A Future Nuclear War
  Narendra Modi has demonstrated to the world that Kashmir is potentially the most dangerous place on earth, the bestselling Indian author wrote.
  - 1 Mar 19, 2:06am -
• Pakistan Says It Downed 2 Indian Warplanes And Captured 2 Pilots
  The Indian air force has not confirmed the incident.
  - 27 Feb 19, 2:28am -

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Pakistan News Service

• LHC CJ warns of power theft if rates not lowered
  LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) remarked on Friday that people are being forced to buy expensive power due to authorities' inability to check theft of electricity.People will resort to stealing electricity if they are not provided cheap electrici…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• US targets businesses for evading sanctions on Iran
  WASHINGTON: The Obama administration targeted a host of businesses across Europe and the Middle East on Thursday for evading sanctions against Iran, a signal that Washington aims to keep pressure on Tehran over its nuclear program.The announcement ma…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• Negotiation with Taliban a good move: Javed Hashmi
  ISLAMABAD: President of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Javed Hashmi has said that negotiation with Taliban is a good move.Talking to media outside the Parliament House here on Friday, he said: "Containing dialogues up to insurgency-hit areas is welc…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• Musharraf's non-appearance annoys special court
  ISLAMABAD: The Special Court showed annoyance over the non-appearance of former dictator General (retd) Pervez Musharraf on Friday and ordered him to ensure his appearance before it on February 18 or his non-bailable warrants would be issued.A thre…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• TTP talks: Up to Pakistan to determine path forward: US
  WASHINGTON: Following the start of talks between the government and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, the United States has said it is up to Islamabad to determine the path forward."It's up to the government of Pakistan to determine the path forward,"…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• India, Pakistan to speed up work on NDMA status
  ISLAMABAD: Both Pakistan and India have agreed to expedite work on grant of Non-Discriminatory Market Access (NDMA) to each other on reciprocal basis, and in this regard Indian trade minister is arriving in Lahore next week. Federal Minister for Comm…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• PPP also favoured talks until they failed: Zardari
  ISLAMABAD: Former president Asif Ali Zardari has said that the PPP government also first gave priority to holding talks with the militants in Swat, but it was only after the failure of the strategy of negotiations due to the hard line taken by the mi…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• Peace talks with TTP will probably fail: Imran
  ISLAMABAD: The peace negotiations between the government and the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) will probably fail and a resulting military operation would lead to more violence, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairperson Imran Khan told Bloomberg.…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• Talks with Pakistan depend on circumstances, says India
  NEW DELHI: India on Friday reacted with caution to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's invitation to engage in a comprehensive and sustained dialogue, saying it will depend on circumstances, which have to be considered "thoughtfully", Press Trust of India…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -
• MQM to observe day of mourning today
  KARACHI: The Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) has announced to observe a day of mourning today (Saturday) over "extra-judicial killing" of its workers.This was announced by MQM leader Haider Abbas Rivzi while addressing a press conference at Nine Zer…
  - 7 Feb 14, 1:30pm -

The Economist: Pakistan

• Armed and obstreperous: Pakistan’s army is once again undermining the civilian government
  Print section Print Rubric:  The army’s refusal to disperse protesters is a sign of its broader political ambitions Print Headline: …
  - 30 Nov 17, 10:56am -
• All in the family: Consanguineous marriages are declining
  Print section Print Rubric:  The practice of cousin marriage is doomed Print Headline:  All in the family…
  - 23 Nov 17, 10:52am -
• Banyan: As South Asians gasp for breath, governments sit on their hands
  Print section Print Rubric:  As South Asians gasp for breath, governments sit on their hands Print Headline:  Under a cloud…
  - 16 Nov 17, 10:58am -
• Volt-face: Pakistan’s government is fixing a power shortage
  Print section Print Rubric:  The government is fixing a power shortage, revealing other problems Print Headline:  Volt-face…
  - 9 Nov 17, 10:48am -
• More blinkered than blind: Pakistan is “mainstreaming” misogynist tribal justice
  Print section Print Rubric:  The government decides to “mainstream” misogyny Print Headline:  More blinkered than blind…
  - 12 Oct 17, 10:51am -
• Who shopped the Sharifs?: Pakistan’s foremost political family fights for survival
  Print section Print Rubric:  The country’s foremost political family is under siege Print Headline:  Dynast v gynaecologist…
  - 21 Sep 17, 10:44am -
• East overtakes west: Bangladesh’s GDP per person is now higher than Pakistan’s
  Print section Print Rubric:  Bangladesh’s GDP per person is now higher than Pakistan’s Print Headline:  East overtakes west…
  - 7 Sep 17, 10:44am -
• Banyan: Massive Chinese investment is a boon for Pakistan
  Print section Print Rubric:  Chinese investment is a boon for Pakistan, though it carries risks Print Headline:  Sweeter than honey…
  - 7 Sep 17, 10:44am -
• Daily chart: Construction’s productivity puzzle
  Main image:  Since the financial crisis, productivity growth has slowed across the rich world. But one industry in particular has been lagging for a much longer period: construction.…
  - 25 Aug 17, 8:40am -
• Hold your hearses: Pakistan inaugurates a luxury graveyard
  Print section Print Rubric:  A fancy graveyard may make death as unequal as life Print Headline:  Hold your hearses…
  - 24 Aug 17, 10:45am -

The Express Tribune

• Imran thanks God for ‘ridding the country’ of ‘corrupt’ Sharif family
  PTI chief says ‘plunderers of nation’s wealth’ will also bite the dust in NA-120 by-pollThe post Imran thanks God for ‘ridding the country’ of ‘corrupt’ Sharif family appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 5:17pm -
• Bangladesh braces for new surge as Rohingya exodus nears 300,000
  Hungry Rohingya are running towards every food truck that arrives in the campsThe post Bangladesh braces for new surge as Rohingya exodus nears 300,000 appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 4:29pm -
• NA-120 by-poll: PML-N leaders continue to flout ECP code of conduct
  Ministers and MPs take part in Kulsoom Nawaz’s election campaignThe post NA-120 by-poll: PML-N leaders continue to flout ECP code of conduct appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 4:28pm -
• Ailing artist: Veteran actor hospitalised in critical condition
  The veteran actor has appeared in Hindko, Pashto and Urdu plays and his career spans over four decades.The post Ailing artist: Veteran actor hospitalised in critical condition appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 3:57pm -
• Ansarul Sharia terror group is limited to Karachi, says Rangers DG
  Rangers DG says group is small, but most members are highly educatedThe post Ansarul Sharia terror group is limited to Karachi, says Rangers DG appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 3:47pm -
• Diplomatic protest: Pakistan calls for end to violence against Rohingyas
  Seeks accountability of those involved in ‘serious crimes’ against the communityThe post Diplomatic protest: Pakistan calls for end to violence against Rohingyas appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 12:47pm -
• Panama Papers case: Sharif family requests SC to postpone hearing of its review petition
  Argues that their review petition should be heard by five judges instead of threeThe post Panama Papers case: Sharif family requests SC to postpone hearing of its review petition appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 12:40pm -
• Family picnic turns into tragedy: 12 of a family drown at Hawke’s Bay beach
  Lifeguards fear there could possibly be more victimsThe post Family picnic turns into tragedy: 12 of a family drown at Hawke’s Bay beach appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 11:21am -
• Toddler ‘forced to drink alcohol and smoke cannabis’ by parents
  The young girl is shown visibly swaying as parents break down in a hysterical fit of laughter in the background.The post Toddler ‘forced to drink alcohol and smoke cannabis’ by parents appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 11:20am -
• NA-120 election will determine country’s future, says Maryam Nawaz
  PML-N leader says Lahore has buried the politics of conspirators and pawnsThe post NA-120 election will determine country’s future, says Maryam Nawaz appeared first on The Express Tribune.
  - 9 Sep 17, 10:58am -

The Guardian: Pakistan News

• Test cricket returns to Pakistan for first time since 2009 terror attack
  • Pakistan will host Sri Lanka in two December Tests• Announcement follows successful white-ball seriesPakistan will host Test cricket for the first time in more than a decade, with Sri Lanka agreeing to visit for two matches next month.Sri Lanka…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Nov 19, 7:00am -
• Allah Rakhi Ismail obituary
  My mother, Allah Rakhi Ismail, who has died aged 81, was a survivor of the partition of India whose experiences imbued her with an iron will and a strong self-belief.Born in Kasel, a farming village outside Amritsar, Punjab, Allah Rakhi was the only…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Nov 19, 12:47pm -
• Pakistan accused of cover-up over fresh polio outbreak
  Source claims government plans secret vaccinations after 12 children fall prey to diseaseOfficials in Pakistan have been accused of covering up an outbreak of the most dangerous strain of polio and planning a covert vaccination programme to contain t…
  - 12 days ago, 7 Nov 19, 9:35am -
• 'Extreme fear and self-censorship': media freedom under threat in Pakistan
  Journalists face blanked-out articles, pulled funding and channel shutdown if they dare to criticise the state For almost five years, Talat Hussain, a well-known Pakistani journalist, hosted a popular current affairs talk show on Geo TV, openly discu…
  - 15 days ago, 5 Nov 19, 12:00am -
• At least 70 dead after fire on train in Pakistan – video
  A gas canister being used by passengers to cook breakfast exploded on a train between Karachi and Rawalpindi, officials have said. The resulting fire destroyed three carriages in the south of Punjab province. Most people died while trying to jump off…
  - 19 days ago, 31 Oct 19, 5:14am -
• Pakistan train fire: at least 70 dead after gas explosion
  Most passengers died trying to jump off moving train to escape blaze in Punjab, say officialsAt least 70 people have died and dozens have been injured after a fire broke out on a passenger train in Pakistan.Footage showed three of the carriages engul…
  - 20 days ago, 31 Oct 19, 2:18am -
• The transgender women on the trail of Pakistan’s missing children | Thaslima Begum
  On Karachi’s streets, a team is leading the way where police have failed in investigating disappearancesZigzagging through Karachi’s main road, Layla Gulnaz*, 46, is on a mission. Beneath a sweltering sun, she goes from one car to the next, peeri…
  - 21 days ago, 30 Oct 19, 3:00am -
• Fabric of a nation: couple bring the lost art of Pakistan to the world
  Fifty years of documenting Sindh’s visual history has culminated in a new project for Nasreen and Hasan AskariNasreen Askari had no interest in fashion when she was growing up. “I was deeply ugly, slightly sporty and slightly nerdy. That summed m…
  - 24 days ago, 27 Oct 19, 4:12am -
• University vice-chancellor stands aside over blackmail claims in Pakistan
  Javed Iqbal denies involvement in scandal over alleged use of CCTV footage to extort money from students in BalochistanThe vice-chancellor of a university in the volatile region of Balochistan in Pakistan has temporarily stepped down from his role fo…
  - 28 days ago, 22 Oct 19, 7:29am -
• Cross-border shelling marks escalation in Kashmir dispute
  Soldiers and civilians killed on both sides as India and Pakistan blame each otherIndia and Pakistan have blamed one another for cross-border shelling in the disputed Kashmir region that has killed and injured soldiers and civilians on both sides and…
  - 30 days ago, 20 Oct 19, 8:06am -