Kuala Lumpur, Feb 5 : As was already expected, Malaika Arora Khan’s gyrating hips stole the show at the Zee Bollywood Nite 2012 held in Kuala Lumpur.

The 38-year-old’s revealing outfit and sensual moves, coupled with her super model looks, made it a night to remember for the audience at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre, the Star Online reported.

Backed by four male and four female dancers, the model moved and mimed to a medley of songs that included ‘Chaiya Chaiya’ and ‘Dabangg’.

Rawalpindi, Sept 16: Spain has conferred its highest military honour upon Pakistan Army chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, who is currently on visit to the country.

The ‘Grand Cross of Military Merit’ award is the highest military honour conferred by the King of Spain for distinguished service.

The award was conferred in recognition of the Pakistan Army’s contribution in the fight against terrorism.

Rawalpindi, Jan 11: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has urged the Taliban to stop suicide bombings and take the initiative of holding peace talks with the Government.

Khan said that he was in favour of dialogue with the Taliban, as the suicide attacks were resulting in death of innocent people all over the country.

“The present rulers will not take the initiative to hold dialogues with the Taliban unless they get a no-objection certificate from Washington,” The Daily Times quoted Khan, as saying.

Khan further emphasized that the people were suffering from inflation and unemployment, while a lot of public money was being wasted to win a futile war that would only result in casualties and economic loss.

Rawalpindi, Dec 31- The Pakistan Army said Thursday it had achieved major successes in the war against terrorism in 2009 by killing more than 2,600 terrorists including foreigners.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 29 : Strengthening its capability, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) has inducted the sophisticated surveillance aircraft, Saab-2009 in its fleet.

This is the second of four such Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) aircrafts to be included in the PAF’s fleet. The first one was inducted earlier this month.

Pakistan is the second country in the region after India to have inducted the state-of-art surveillance aircraft in its air force.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 23 : Pakistan’s National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has urged the accountability courts to withdraw corruption references against President Asif Ali Zardari, saying he enjoys special immunity under the Constitution.

An application filed by the NAB stated that the bureau wants to withdraw an earlier application because the application for reviving the cases was “misconceived and not maintainable.”

Rawalpindi, Dec. 15 : The government has imposed movement restrictions on nuclear scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan due to the deteriorating law and order conditions and the presence of US private security firm, Blackwater, in the country, the Lahore High Court has been told.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 8 : Disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan has accused the government of using fake documents to restrict his movements.

During a hearing of a case about restrictions on the movement of Dr. Khan in the Lahore High Court (LHC), advocate Ali Zafar, who is representing Dr Khan, claimed that the document the government was relying on was a fake, and that it was only trying to put forth excuses to detain his client.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 7 : The Rawalpindi city police along with other law-enforcement agencies arrested 70 persons on suspicion of being involved in the Parade Lane mosque attack during a search operation on Sunday.

Ten suspected people were arrested on December 4.

According to sources, the law-enforcement agencies took four men into custody from G-11 and shifted them to unknown place.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 5 : The Tehreeke-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has taken responsibility for Friday’s ghastly suicide attack on the Parade Lane mosque here, saying the mosque was “demolished on the orders of Prophet Muhammad”.

TTP chief Waliur Rehman Mehsud told the BBC that the prime target in the attack were military officers, and warned about more such attacks on army personnel in the near future.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 4 : At least 39 people were reportedly killed and 45 others injured in an attack in a suicide attack in a mosque in Rawalpindi on Friday.

According to reports, the brazen raid by at least three attackers came as people gathered for Friday prayers in the Parade Lanes mosque situated near the city’s Chohar Chowk.

Security forces have cordoned off the area and all the wounded persons have been admitted to the CMH hospital.

An AFP report said that security forces had set up a secure perimeter around the site, with helicopters circling overhead and security forces preparing to enter the area to flush out any remaining militants.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 4 : Several persons were reportedly injured in a suicide attack in a mosque in Rawalpindi on Friday.

According to reports, the blast occurred in the Parade Lanes mosque situated near the city’s Chohar Chowk.

Gunshots were also heard before the blast, The News reports.

Security forces have cordoned off the area and all the wounded persons have been admitted to the CMH hospital.

Rawalpindi, Dec 3 : Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, who has been named the mastermind of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, on Thursday failed to get a reprieve from the Lahore High Court, which rejected his two petitions challenging his indictment in the carnage.

While disposing of the petitions, the Rawalpindi bench of the Lahore High Court directed the Anti-Terrorism Court to consider Lakhvi's objections against his indictment under provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code. The Anti-Terrorism Court had formally charged him along with six other suspects last month with involvement in the 26/11 strikes.

Rawalpindi, Dec. 3 : Lashker-e-Taiba’s (LeT) operations head Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, the alleged mastermind of the Mumbai attacks, has challenged his indictment in the 26/11case ,saying there is not enough evidence against him.

Lakhvi filed two petitions in the Lahore High Court in which he has challenged his indictment, and said that there was no evidence and witnesses to prove his involvement in the ghastly attacks.

Rawalpindi, Nov. 29 : Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has rejected the notion regarding any threat to the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) led government, saying all such assumptions were aimed at demeaning the civilian regime.

“When I took oath, there were talks that I will remain PM for three months only. Then after three months, it was said, three months more. Now I am in office for the last over 18 months. These things are mere speed-breakers to lower our valour,” Gilalin said.

Rawalpindi, Nov. 20 : Disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan has denied reports about correspondencing with a Washington Post journalist.

According to reports, Dr. Khan submitted a statement to the Lahore High Court’s Rawalpindi bench through his lawyer Ali Zafar, in which he denied interaction with any foreign journalists.

It may be noted that Khan had sensationally revealed that China had provided weapons-grade uranium, sufficient for making two atomic bombs, to Pakistan in 1982.

Rawalpindi, Nov. 20 : The Lahore High Court’s (LHC) Rawalpindi bench has asked the government to reach an out-of-court settlement with nuclear scientist Dr. A Q Khan with regard to his security.

Hearing an intra-court appeal by the federal government on restoring Khan’s security protocol, the court observed that it would be in the national interest to resolve the issue amicably, failing which it would take a decision on November 23.

Rawalpindi, Nov 16 : Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik has said that if the Balochistan Government made a request for the arrest of former president Pervez Musharraf, action would be taken.

Malik said that he was in contact with the Baloch leaders, including Hairbyar Marri and Brahamdagh Bugti.

He said Brahamdagh Bugti had been hurt by the murder of his grandfather and he should be compensated.

Rawalpindi, Nov. 5 : The Lahore High Court (LHC) has asked authorities and Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, the father of Pakistan nuclear program, to work out the issue concerning the nuclear scientist’s free movement and security.

A two-member bench of the LHC observed that since Dr. Khan’s free movement and his security both were necessary, the authorities should work out a plan keeping in view all the important factors.

Rawalpindi, Nov. 2 : The death toll in the suspected suicide attack that rocked Pakistan''''s Rawalpindi city on Monday morning has reached 34, while over 40 people have been injured, police say.

"Two men arrived in the car park on a motorbike, and blew themselves up. The men were probably wearing explosive jackets and the bike was definitely packed with material as well. That was why the explosion was so powerful," BBC quoted Police Supt Rana Shahid, as saying.