RAWALPINDI – A two-week computer training course for journalists, jointly organised by the Muhammad Ali Jinnah University (MAJU) and Rawalpindi Islamabad Press Club, started here on August 16 with a
KARACHI: More than 130 persons including 30 women were nabbed on charges of obscenity within the premises of a cinema house on M A Jinnah Road on August 16, police
Dr. Nighat Shah in her presenÂtation “Myths, Contraception and Women Rights” observed with deep concern the non-existent prevalence of contraceptives in the country consequently leading to a situation where rate
HAFIZABAD – While inauguÂrating the office of the newly published weekly ‘Zahid nama’ the Provincial Minister, Ch Shaukat Ali Bhatti has declared that the present government is press-friendly and would
Lahore:A delegation of Akhbar Farosh Union, Lahore, called on the APNS President Arif Nizami to extend greetings to the Nawa-i-Waqt publication on receiving Excellence Award. The delegation led by City
KARACHI – Sindh home minister Rauf Siddiqui and CCPO Karachi Tariq Jameel along with a continÂgent of the police and Rangers raided Prince Cinema on M. A. Jinnah Road on
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