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Hakeemullah may have survived drone attack
A senior government functionary has told DawnNews on condition of anonymity that Hakeemullah Mehsud may have survived a drone strike. The official also maintained that another Taliban leader, Qari Hussain, may also be alive. The government has not officially confirmed the speculations about his death. The controversy was going on since the January 26th drone attack in the tribal areas whether Hakimullah Mehsud is alive or not. Initially Taliban had claimed that Hakimullah is alive however the government and the military officials........

Pakistan nuclear arsenal safe: US spy chief

Pakistan's military knows there would be “catastrophic consequences, primarily for Pakistan,” if any of its nuclear bombs fell into the wrong hands, the top US intelligence official said Wednesday. Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair's comments came one day after he told the Senate Intelligence Committee that “vulnerabilities exist” in Pakistan's nuclear safeguards. “The Pakistan army takes very seriously the security of its weapons.......

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Social welfare spending rose to $36 billion in 2007-08, up 80% on the $20 billion spent in 1997-98, representing the second largest share of government recurrent resource allocation, Secretary for Labour & Welfare Matthew Cheung says.