LAHORE- The country’s parliament is fully empowered to alter laws pertaining to Press Council and the notion that these cannot be changed, is incorrect. This was stated by Syed Anwar
DHAKA- Two foreign journalists, detained in Dhaka in the last week of November on charge of anti-Bangladesh activities, were deported this afternoon after “promising” not to “falsely malign” the country.
DHAKA- Two foreign journalists, detained in Dhaka in the last week of November on charge of anti-Bangladesh activities, were deported this afternoon after “promising” not to “falsely malign” the country.
KARACHI- The President of Hamdard Foundation of Pakistan, Sadia Rahid, on December 11, 2002 expressed deep sorrow over the sudden death of Mahmood Ahmed Madni, former Executive Editor of Daily
BEIJING- A seven-member delegation, comprising representatives of major Chinese companies, will arrive in Islamabad on December 13, 2002 to explore avenues in the field of information technology. During its 10-day
ISLAMABAD- Federal Minister for Information Technology (IT) & Telecommunications Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari has said there is a great room for cooperation between Pakistan and Turkey in various fields of
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