PESHAWAR:Paris-based intemational media rights group Reporters Without Frontiers has urged the government to release French reporter Marc Epstein and photograher JeanPaul Guffloteau after they were arrested on Wedneday in Karachi
KARACHI:Two French journalists, who were arrested by the FIA for traveling to Balochistan in violation of visa restrictions, moved a bail application through their lawyer Nafees Siddiqui onThursday before the
KARACHI, Dec 18: The two French journalists, arrested late on Tuesday night for travelling to Quetta without permission, are likely to be released in a couple of days. Well-placed sources
GUJRANWALA, Dec 18: The electronic media team of the National Reconstruction Bureau on Thursday reviewed the construction work of several ongoing development schemes in different parts of the district. District
LAHORE: Television underwent a revolution in Pakistan in 2003, as new independent cable channels many broadcasting from offshore hit the airwaves and broke all the old rules. The phenomenal induction
KARACHI: The state-owned Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has sanctioned a sum of Rs500 million for an ambitious training programme tailored to boost the expertise of its employees. The scheduled
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