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Karachi : Chief Minister of Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah has showed his concerns over the federal government's removal of 11 important projects of Sindh from upcoming Public Sector Development Programme. Qaim Ali Shah said that he protested at the meetings of the Council of common Interests (CCI) and National Economic Council (NEC), both held in Islamabad, against the decision. 

Drone victims protesting the killing of children by US drone in North Waziristan, Paksitan Washington : The CIA has announced that it is winding the program of targeted killing by drone in Pakistan due to stricter rules, diplomatic sensitivities and changing nature of al-Qaeda threat, according to AP. Peter Bergen of New America foundation, Washington thinks that, "The program (in Pakistan) appears to have ended," and it will dwindle further as the CIA and the military draw down in neighboring Afghanistan, reducing their intelligence-gathering capability. 

Peshawar : Measles shots caused deaths in Khyber Pakhtoonkhuwa province of Pakistan where people already think that vaccination and Polio drops are harmful for the children and some Muslim clerks also advocate such a message to commons. At least five children are reported dead, and hundreds were rushed to hospitals after they fainted as they were administered the shots of Measles vaccine. 

Egypt once again returns to military rule as Al-Sisi grabs the Presidential seat Cairo : Egyptian dictator Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi grabbed victory in Thursday's election what is called bogus ever elections of Egyptian history. Ironically, the election were supervised, run and contested by a dictator Al-Sisi who overthrew Egypt's first ever democratically elected government by popular vote.

PAF Jets bombs cause heavy collateral damage, Rustam Shah Rustam Shah Mohmand, a Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf appointed member of the government committee with Tehreek-i-Taliban has said that US drones were precise and to the point in attacking the targets as compared with PAF Jets which cause heavy collateral damage.

Edward Snowden is believed to have taken 1.7 millions secret US documents U.S fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden has said in a TV interview that he was not a low level contractor but rather a trained spy to work undercover overseas for intelligence agencies.  Talking with NBC News he said that he worked "at all levels-from the bottom on the ground, all the way to the top."

Mehsud tribe Taliban announce their separation under the command of Sajna from TTP A group of Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has announced that it was splitting away from TTP after clashes among rival groups. Spokesman of break away group, Azam Tariq and a former Pakistani religious political leader of Lashkaer Jhangvi clan has announced that the Taliban breakaway faction is consisting of Mehsud tribe which would be lead by Khalid Mehsud known as Sajna in South Waziristan.