Khyber TV anchorperson and her family have gone missing during a trip to Babusar Top, amid ongoing flash floods that have devastated parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, officials confirmed on July 27. Anchor Shabana,
On July 25, the All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) Punjab Recovery Committee held a meeting in Lahore to discuss outstanding payments to the print media, with Director General Public Relations
On July 25, the federal government urged global social media platforms to take immediate action against accounts operated by banned terrorist groups, citing their active use of digital channels to
The Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) has taken action against senior officials of multiple federal public bodies for repeatedly failing to comply with information requests submitted by citizens under the Right
Khyber TV anchorperson and her family have gone missing during a trip to Babusar Top, amid ongoing flash floods that have devastated parts of Gilgit-Baltistan, officials confirmed on July 27. Anchor Shabana, her husband Liaquat Ali, and their four children — Aimal, Iman, and two others — had traveled to Babusar Top on July
On July 23, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Senator Saleem Mandviwalla on Wednesday said that under the newly passed Protection of Journalists and Media Professionals (Amendment) Act, 2022, media workers will
On July 22, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) released an advisory instructing telecom service providers to ensure uninterrupted communication services and activate emergency protocols. According to the PTA announcement, all operators
On July 16, the Sindh Information Department discussed key reforms aimed at strengthening the Commission for the Protection of Journalists and Other Media Practitioners, including the inclusion of women journalists
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