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Here are the top stories you should read to start your day:
- Police foil terrorist attack on Mianwali police station
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- Toshakhana case: Islamabad court decides to indict Imran Khan on February 7
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- After 29 successive losses, rupee sees some gain, settles at 267.89 against US dollar
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- Governor KP proposes April 16-18 as tentative dates for election
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- We must put our house in order, says Asif after Peshawar mosque bombing
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- Gold price sees biggest one-day decline, retreats to Rs201,500 per tola in Pakistan
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- Corps commanders resolve to bring perpetrators of Peshawar attack to ‘exemplary justice’
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- Inflationary pressure expected to calm down gradually: Finance Division
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- Indus Motor to shut down plant for two weeks
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- Death toll in Peshawar mosque suicide blast rises to 100
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- Dar meets IMF review mission, apprises it of planned power sector reforms
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- Pakistan’s performance worsens, rank remains same in corruption perception index
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- KSE-100 jumps 800 points owing to optimism over IMF talks
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- Fitch says PKR to further weaken
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- Zardari for increasing minimum wages to Rs 35,000
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- Jul-Dec: govt has borrowed $5.595bn
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- *IMF revises GDP growth projections downward**
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- KE, Discos: Nepra approves negative tariff adjustments
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- Country braces for fuel shortages?
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