LAHORE: The Punjab government has launched a Project at a cost of Rs899.200 million for training of computer science teachers and setting up of computer laboratories in 990 secondary schools
Journalist severely beaten by police Zulfiqar Ali Khaskheli, a correspondent in the town of Nawabshah for the Hyderabad-based, Sindhi-language daily “Ibrat”, was severely beaten by police. It is feared that
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said the government has taken a policy decision that print media may be allowed to operate electronic media in the
ISLAMABAD – The Supreme Court has held that it is not the fundamental right of newspaper owners to manage their finances to run their businesses, which includes payment of wages
LAHORE, April 20,2005: The father of a rape victim attempted suicide at the Lahore Press Club (LPC) on April 19 because the people who raped his daughter have not been
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