Date: April 10, 2005 Location: Latifabad Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) organized a Journalism Training Workshop at Latifabad; district Hyderabad, for local journalists and educated women Sindh from 10-12 April 2005.
PESHAWAR, April 10, 2005: Speakers at the launching ceremony of monthly magazine “Nida-ul-Islam” stressed the need of a powerful Islamic media not only to counter the negative propaganda of western
PESHAWAR, April 10, 2005: A woman is fighting for her life in the Khyber Teaching Hospital’s burns ward after her in-laws allegedly set her on fire over a domestic dispute,
JACOBABAD, April 10, 2005 Two people, including a young girl, were kille7d on the pretext of karo-kari in the wee hours of Saturday in Soomra Mohalla, Garhi Khairoo. One Mehmood
KARACHI , April 10, 2005: The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan said on April 8 that the government decision to hold marathons for men and women separately was in violation
ISLAMABAD, April 10,2005: Eight persons, including a journalist of a national daily and a minor, were killed and 12 others wounded when a trailer smashed into a Bannu-bound passenger coach
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