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Editorials for the Month of November 2016 Editorials for the Month of November 2016 Note: This is a complied work by the Team CSS Mentor.com. The DAWN.COM is the owner of the content available in the document. This document is compiled to support css aspirants and This document is NOT FOR SALE. You may order this booklet and only printing and shipping cost will be incurred. Complied & Edited By Shahbaz Shakeel (Online Content Manager) www.cssmentor.com WWW.CSSMENTOR.COM/STORE ALL CSS COMPULSORY AND OPTIONAL SUBJECTS BOOKS/ NTS/PCS/PMS & GK FROM SINGLE POINT ORDER NOW 0726540316 - 03336042057 November 2016 Table of Contents Chinese investor in K-Electric ........................................................................................................................ 6 Attack on majlis ............................................................................................................................................. 7 Hockey’s fortunes ......................................................................................................................................... 8 Credit rating upgrade .................................................................................................................................... 8 Crisis defused ................................................................................................................................................ 9 Media under fire ......................................................................................................................................... 10 Gadani tragedy ............................................................................................................................................ 11 After Quetta attack ..................................................................................................................................... 12 Mosul campaign .......................................................................................................................................... 13 Crippling smog ............................................................................................................................................ 14 Spy vs spy? .................................................................................................................................................. 15 Karachi train accident ................................................................................................................................. 16 Corporate governance reform .................................................................................................................... 17 NDTV blackout ............................................................................................................................................ 18 Returning militants ..................................................................................................................................... 19 Centralised decision-making ....................................................................................................................... 19 Market dynamited ...................................................................................................................................... 21 Karachi sectarian attacks ............................................................................................................................ 22 Thalassaemia screening .............................................................................................................................. 22 Shuffling CPEC ............................................................................................................................................. 23 US presidential polls ................................................................................................................................... 24 Respecting the court ................................................................................................................................... 25 Khanani’s arrest .......................................................................................................................................... 26 Nighat Dad’s award ..................................................................................................................................... 27 Repression in India-held Kashmir ............................................................................................................... 28 Women judges’ quota ................................................................................................................................. 29 Communal peace ........................................................................................................................................ 30 New Sindh governor ................................................................................................................................... 31 Iqbal Day closure ......................................................................................................................................... 32 Editorial: Trump’s victory ............................................................................................................................ 32 Ties with Trump’s America.......................................................................................................................... 34 Doctors on the rampage ............................................................................................................................. 35 CSSMENTOR.COM Page 3 November 2016 Taxing real estate ........................................................................................................................................ 36 Protection of sources .................................................................................................................................. 37 Women in the police ................................................................................................................................... 38 Banking on growth ...................................................................................................................................... 39 CNIC reverification furore ........................................................................................................................... 40 Shady land deals ......................................................................................................................................... 41 Ban on ASWJ candidate .............................................................................................................................. 42 More carnage in Balochistan ...................................................................................................................... 42 World-class Karachi? ................................................................................................................................... 43 Pakistan’s frail children ............................................................................................................................... 44 Antibiotic resistance ................................................................................................................................... 45 PTI’s boycott................................................................................................................................................ 46 Attacks on shrines ....................................................................................................................................... 47 Cross-LoC aggression .................................................................................................................................. 48 Organs for sale ............................................................................................................................................ 49 Cinemas in the doldrums ............................................................................................................................ 50 CPEC controversies ..................................................................................................................................... 51 Pak-Turk schools saga ................................................................................................................................. 52 ‘Zap’ fishing ................................................................................................................................................. 53 Panama Papers and media ‘court’ .............................................................................................................. 53 Mayor’s release ........................................................................................................................................... 54 Gas shortages .............................................................................................................................................. 55 Destination Syria ......................................................................................................................................... 56 Erdogan’s visit ............................................................................................................................................. 57 Lack of internet freedoms ........................................................................................................................... 58 State Bank report .......................................................................................................................................
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