ISLAMABAD- Television may be banned under the Taliban’s Islamic law, but the embattled Afghan regime is far from oblivious to the potency of the broadcast media in times of conflict.
ISLAMABAD- Representatives of international media networks are offering three to five thousand US dollars as bribe in their frustration to get visa to Afghanistan. A scramble to get visa to
KARACHI- A spokesman for Sindh Government has asked the journalists to play positive role and verify every news before its publication. The spokesman said the prevailing situation demands complete unity
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