ISLAMABAD, January 18, 2005:A tribunal of the Balochistan High Court (BHC) on January 17 adjourned the case of the female doctor’s gang rape in Sui at the first hearing. The
PESHAWAR,January 18,2005:The University of Peshawar is mulling to set up a private television studio on the premises of the university like the campus radio FM-107 in order to train, educate
NAUSHEHROFEROZ, January 18, 2005: The third civil judge and judicial magistrate Kandyaro, Dad Muhammad Kolachi, on January 17 acquitted the journalists of Mehrabpur Press Club of a contempt case. The
PESHAWAR,January 18,2005:The University of Peshawar is mulling to set up a private television studio on the premises of the university like the campus radio FM-107 in order to train, educate
ISLAMABAD, January 18,2005: The government is considering career opportunities for young computer professionals by creating IT cadre in a bid to cut expenditures, standardize government processes and decelerate brain drain.
Entries are invited for third annual Gender in Journalism Awards 2005 for two print media journalists. The awards have been instituted by the Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) with the support
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