KARACHI – The All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) has strongly criticised the statement of federal Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed issued at the end of the inter-provincial information ministers’ meeting
On May 25, 2004, the provincial government in Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh banned eight newspapers in the city of Karachi on charges of “publishing obscene photographs” and “blackmail”. Police
KARACHI — Veteran columnist Mujeebur Rehman Shami speaking on the second day of Urdu Press moot paid tributes to Nawa-i-Waqt for its bold stance by fearlessly publishing the ads of
KARACHI – At the national conference on Urdu press, being held at the Karachi University, three sessions were held on May 25, which was the second day of the moot.
KARACHI – Various problems and shortcomings being faced by Urdu newspapers vis-a-vis their journalist staff specially those related to their working conditions, were discussed on May 25 at length on
KARACHI – APNS has strongly criticised the statement of the Federal Minister for Information Sheikh Rashid issued at the end of the inter-provincial information ministers’ meeting. The body has also
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