Media Flash – 31 March, 2012

by Editor | March 31, 2012 6:23 am

PCNS decided to amend proposals on Pakistan’s foreign policy and fresh terms of engagement with the US;. (Majority of papers)
Opposition top guns skip joint session of the Parliament: Report. (Nation)
Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar said, Pakistan will cement its relations with the world, including the US, by keeping the national interest supreme. (Nation)
Government is all set to increase CNG prices by Rs. 11.5 per kg from April 01, 2012. (Majority of papers)
SC unplugs RPPs; declares agreements of RPPs illegal; holds M/o Water and Power. WPADA, M/o Finance, PEPCO and GENCOS responsible for causing huge losses to the national exchequer; orders NAB to take action against Raja Pervez Ashraf;; NAB ordered to submit fortnightly progress report. (All papers)
SC orders NADRA to devise strategy for CNICs to Hindu woman. (Pakistan Today, others)
US would be forced to rely on India and the Northern Distribution Network if Pakistan refuses to open NATO supply routes: Pentagon official. (Majority of papers)
A top US military officer has revealed that ties between Washington and Pakistan were on the road to recovery and hoped that the two countries would resolve their differences by May: Wall Street Journal. (News, others)
UN has closed down its operations in Balochistan following Mastung incident. (The Express Tribune, others)
US court has sentenced Dr. Ghulam Nabi Fai for 2 years in jail for receiving funds from ISI. (Majority of papers)
Carrier Diplomat Nancy Powell appointed US Ambassador to India. (News)
More than 0.1 million people have fled fighting in Northwest Pakistan: UNHCR. (Majority of papers)
India should scrap excessive security law in IHK: UN. (Majority of papers)
Mangal Bagh, the head of outlawed militant group Lashkar-e-Islam sets 3 conditions for talks with the government. (News)
Sporadic fighting claims 6 lives in Karachi; 2 ANP men shot dead, 2 vehicles burnt. (Pakistan Today, Dawn, others)

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