Life after death
Although emotional scars from the events of December 27 ran deep, ordinary Pakistanis heaved a sigh of relief when Pakistan Peoples Party announced its participation in upcoming elections.
Daughter of tragedy
Bhutto may have been shot: Musharraf
Scotland Yard visits assassination site
'I am what the terrorists most fear, a female leader'
Bhutto's will to be made public: Zardari
Portraits of Pak's first lady premier
More Pictures
ANALYSIS
Daughter of history who never gave up
As a mother or a wife or the flag-bearer of democracy , Bhutto has always been an example of power with poise.
Benazir Bhutto: Martyr of democracy
Bhutto's death could lead to national reconciliation
A setback for peace
HOW BHUTTO WAS KILLED
Mystery deepens over Benazir Bhutto's death
The war of words over how she was killed has intensified further after government changing its stand.
'Bhutto was targeted using laser beam'
Pak Govt makes U-turn on cause of death
'Sunroof injury couldn't kill Bhutto'
Bhutto died due to fracture of skull: Pak Govt
PODCAST   VIDEOS
 
Watch assassination video
Bhutto's last public speech in India
Seedhi Baat with Benazir: Part 1
Seedhi Baat with Benazir: Part 2
I am missing my home: Benazir
Bhutto on Musharraf's retirement as army chief

Benazir Bhutto

A Heroic Journey

1953

Born to Nusrat and Zulfikar Ali. Bhutto in Karachi on June 21.Studied at Harvard and Oxford.

1979

Father hanged by Zia-ul-Haq after a military coup. Benazir kept in solitary confinement.

1988

Became first woman prime minister of an Islamic nation. Held peace summit with RajivGandhi. Was deposed in 1990.

1993

Became prime minister again.Brother Murtaza Bhutto killed in 1996. Dismissed on corruption charges in 1996.

1998

Went to Dubai on a self imposed exile. Found guilty of corruption in 1999 along with husband Asif Ali Zardari.

2007

Returned in October and survived a suicide bombing in Karachi. Was killed on December 27 at Rawalpindi.

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