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091855
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2009.
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For Mohammad Imran of Kani Garaan in South Waziristan the army's attitude towards the residents of his tribal agency has totally changed since it first launched an operation there. During the 2004 operation, the army's attitude towards local people was very friendly but harshness has replaced friendliness in the current operation.
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091858
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2009.
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Apa Anwar's story is tinged with many hues of tragedy and misfortune. Of her four childern, two, a son and a daughter, were born mentally ill. Last year, her husband, the primary breadwinner, was injured in a hit-and-run accident.
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091862
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2009.
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In May this year, when the military launched operation Rah-e-Rast in Malakand, most of the division's inhabitants left their homes and moved to Mardan, Peshawar and other parts of the North West Frontier Province.
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091854
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2009.
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When Saeed Anwar and 17 members of his family reached Dera Ismail Khan from South Waziristan on Jun 21, no government officials or international aid agencies showed up to receive them.
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091853
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2009.
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As the hydra-headed monster of terrorism reared its head, from soft targets to hard, and from suicide bombings to fidayeen-style attacks, the month of October saw Pakistanis' nerves set on edge. Public morale was hit hardest by attacks on government, police and military installations that targeted the country's governance and security infrastructure. The Herald reviews this development by speaking to military and security analysts.
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091861
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2009.
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At the first check post at the beginning of Malakand Division, the army thoroughly checks vehicles going towards Swat. They all pass under a U-shaped scanner mounted on a huge truck. The road has been narrowed to a single lane allowing only one vehicle at a time to pass through. On the slightest suspicion, the driver of a vehicle is told to park to the side and allow a soldier to carry out a thorough search.
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091859
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2009.
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Sarfaraz Aalam, a 25-year-old Swati, now lives in an impoverished Pakhtun Katchi abadi in Karachi. He moved to the urban centre when operation Rah-e-Rast was launched, seeking shelter with relatives in the city, but decided to stay on even after the government announced that peace had returned to his valley.
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091856
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2009.
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Terror returned to the streets of Pakistan in the days leading up to the latest army operation in south Waziristan. Within a span of 11 days from October 5 to 15, nine deadly attacks in Punjab and the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) killed about 150 people.
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091857
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2009.
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In October 2008 the Pakistan government launched the Benazir Income support programme (Bisp), the country's most ambitious social security programme yet.
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091860
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2009.
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The memories have still not faded of those days when Sindh and perhaps the entire country was plagued by terrorists. They carried out bomb blasts, ran torture cells and killed people.
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