Amanullah Husain passes away
November 10, 2001
KARACHI- Mohammed Amanullah Husain, a former chief editor of the defunct Morning News, died. He was 71. He leaves behind his wife, three sons and two daughters. He was buried
KARACHI- Mohammed Amanullah Husain, a former chief editor of the defunct Morning News, died. He was 71. He leaves behind his wife, three sons and two daughters. He was buried
ISLAMABAD- Foreign journalists who have come to monitor situation in Afghanistan have admired Radio Pakistan for publishing a comprehensive report covering all radio stations of the world. They said that
QUETTA- Balochistan government has expelled a female British journalist, Kristina Lamb, and her photographer Justin from Balochistan for their alleged involvement in undesirable activities. She and her photographer were sent
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