Ramazan package approved by ECC

... Inflation tsunami drowning people in Islamabad's support for the straw, under items 4 day packagefor Rs 40 per kg has been approved for salecheap. Bayys half flour, cooking basin 147 and get63 rupees per kg. will. economic CoordinationCommittee of the utility stores the prices ofRamazan package is approved. flour subsidy was decided on the 4 per kg and Rs 50 paise per 22kg of flour sold in Ramadan will. boiling 15 per kgwill be subsidies and Rs 147 per kg would be sold.basin will be 10 rupees and 63 rupees per kilo insubsidy to sales. dates to save 10 bucks will get110 rupees per kg. chana dal for Rs 10 discountRs with 67, moong dal Rs 10 with the exceptionmashie 122 and 128 with a discount of Rs 10 perkg would be available. whites took exception with10 rupees and 132 rupees per 74 kg of rice at Rs 10 discount to sell. tea the discount cards will be40 rupees per kg and Rs 495 will be available inthis package. packet milk stored at 5 and 70rupees per kilo discount is available. msalhun atall, while 10 per cent to 10 per cent of all juicewould bottles exception.

Spain: International Narcotics kagruh caught, exporting goods worth $ 140 million

Madrid. . .. ... . Spain in the international drug trade and money laundering hthy police went to a big gang. Spanish police tqrybaayk billion forty million dollars in cash and goods is touching. Seventeen from gangs in Spain Four people were also arrested in America. U.S. officials suspected of Colombia, Spain, and selling cocaine was smuggled. arresting people accused of involvement in money laundering. were recovered from their possession six cars . The twenty properties in Spain, four properties in the U.S. administration also took into his possession. 

U.S.: FBI operation, arrested 16 hackers

Washington ... According to foreign news agencyweb sites hacked by U.S. intelligence to the FBIarrested 16 krlyahy create 'll. The banana onhackers California, Florida and New Jersey have been arrested. The name of a group of hackerswas anonymous. officials about the identity of thearrested hackers charged until nothing can besaid. the hackers who are between the ages of 13 to 20 years.

New animated film "Cars 2" will be released in Britain two days after

London ... New animated film Cars will be releasedin Britain on July 2 bayys. Sykuyl of Cars the moviemade ​​for children. This film has some cars takepart in a Grand Prix, however, some interestingevents that occur during , with some detective workto go with. film stars who say they are excited for the movie.

Iran uranium plant worker spying on American spy plane shot down

Tehran. . .     .. . Iranian state TV has claimed thatIranian Revolutionary Guards margrayahy U.S. spyplane. According to reports, Ford's senior U.S.nuclear plant had been spying, and it wasmargraya near nuclear plant, Iran's RevolutionaryGuard, according to state media margrayahy theaircraft, nuclear plant is located close to the Iranianmilitary complex, but the plane still was not retainedwhen dropped.

Symonds is a daunting, Daryl Harper to burst

Sydney ..    . . . .to be fair, but they had to leave it this way but not totally satisfied, the team responsible for the departure of the target language has kept firing, threatening to push the Indians accuse Harper saidHarper said that if the right decisions when banned game is long over but the ICC umpire decisions prtnqyd Dhoni could not warning, fines or suspended sentences is a far cry, hide your mistakes and India In any case, supporting the ICC said it was relevant when the incident occurred in Kingston if Harper did not report the same thing but now they're Wavell, the governing body's chief executive says Daryl Harper is that he always supported the tragic aspect of the Empire could not help it when harprku his farewell match had to be sacrificed to the obstinacy and stubbornness, the Indian team and umpires in the pastquestionable decisions by match ryfryz unbeaten record of their conviction and this series is going drazhuta, Harper's was not noticed during the tuany making fun of this game the player will keep.

Women protest against the long load fault

Guilty ... guilty to five days long and unannouncedload shedding protests against execrate alsobecame housewives. They stick their hands up in the rally against the WAPDA. Blhy Shah Babawomen's rally began and Kashmir Durbar Square Iwent into the meeting. they were the children. theyraised slogans against the Wapda serious.demonstrators demanded that the unannouncedload shedding of electricity off the power supply tobe continued as scheduled. fault in prolonged power outage on the saga of the last day of a five-day protest march was taken out.

Shahid Afridi's father's ashes were delivered in Karachi

Karachi: Pakistan cricket team captain sahdafrydy the father nmazjnazh Gulshan 13 De Forest located in the Medina mosque was paid after which they askaut Colony Cemetery super d hell was. Funeral prayers Wasim Bari, Asad Shafiq, including majorplayers participated. Former Pakistan cricket captain Sahibzada Fazal-ur-Rehman Khan Afridi Shahid Afridi's father had long been ill and died this morning in Karachi to a local hospital. Fazal-ur-Rehman Afridi, 67, was suffering from cancer, he temporarily psmandgan 6 sons and 6 daughters suguarchuryn

world Crude up in Asia on bargain-hunting

SINGAPORE: Oil markets rose in Asian trade Tuesday as traders snapped up cheap crude after European and US debt woes pulled prices down, analysts said.

New York's main contract, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) light sweet crude for delivery in August, gained 38 cents to $96.31 per barrel.

Brent North Sea crude for September delivery added 41 cents to $116.46.

"I think today is just pretty much a relief rally on the back of heavily sold oil prices yesterday," said Serene Lim, an oil and gas analyst for ANZ bank in Singapore.

Crude prices had slumped on Monday -- with WTI falling 1.35 percent -- as traders fretted over the US debt impasse and the state of Europe's economy as Greece risked defaulting on its debts.

Eurozone leaders were preparing for an emergency summit to be held on Thursday to explore methods of preventing a Greek default, which could have destabilising effects on larger European economies.

Meanwhile, US senators were struggling to bridge a deep partisan divide and forge a compromise deal to raise the federal government's debt ceiling by August 2 in order to avert a potentially disastrous default as well.

In the absence of significant developments on these fronts at the moment, crude traders were "still very much uncertain about the market", ANZ bank's Lim said

Khar takes oath as pakistani federal minister

ISLAMABAD: Hina Rabbani Khar has taken oath as Federal Minister and will be the country's foreign minister, Geo News reported.

According to the presidential spokesman, Acting President Farooq Naek administered the oath at the ceremony held at the President House.

Hina Rabbani Khar, aged 34, is also expected to meet US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the sidelines of the regional ASEAN forum in Indonesia this week.

"On the advice of Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, the president of Pakistan has decided to elevate Ms. Hina Rabbani Khar as federal minister for foreign affairs," her ministry said.

"Khar has the distinction of being the youngest and first woman foreign minister of Pakistan."

Ministers, members of parliament and diplomats were present during the ceremony. Prior to becoming federal minister Hina Rabbani Khar was serving as the state minister for foreign affairs. She will be responsible for the foreign office as its minister and the cabinet division will issue a notification in this regard.

Khar will travel to New Delhi later this month to take part in ministerial level talks with her counterpart S.M.Krishna. 

The position of foreign minister fell vacant after Shah Mehmood Quereshi was snubbed during the cabinet reshuffle. Observers say Quershi was snubbed due to his differences with the government over the diplomatic status of Raymond Davis

Osama not sheltered by pakistani ISI: Gen Nadeem

ISLAMABAD: Lt. General Nadeem Ahmed (retd), who is part of the commission probing the US raid on the compound of Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in an interview to an Australian radio station, said he did not believe any official from the ISI was sheltering bin Laden.

"[When all is] said and done [the] government, army, ISI are not irresponsible people, they would never do such a stupid thing which would show them in such a bad light" he said adding that "irrespective of the USA, I have absolutely not an iota of doubt on this, that no government in Pakistan, no military in Pakistan, no intelligence organisation in Pakistan would do such a stupid thing."

General Ahmed was reluctant to divulge any details of the probe during the interview but did state that the commission had already spoken to air force witnesses and the inquiry would move onto the military, army, ISI, civilians and the US.

He said that US officials had not been asked if they would cooperate, but if they chose not to then the inquiry would put on record that they refused to comment. "We will do our utmost best to find out the details, and I think there are sufficient details available in the country," he said.

He also said the use of fake polio vaccination program by the CIA during the hunt for bin Laden represented a "breach of trust" between the US and Pakistani governments. "This is principally, morally, illegally incorrect" he said