Islamabad, January 04 2006: During 2005, an overwhelming 2412 women and children were kidnapped from rural and urban locations across Pakistan, which shows a decrease as compared to the previous
TORONTO, January 04 2006: The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) Tuesday January 3 expressed deep concern about the concerted attacks on newspaper offices in Pakistan. IFJ President, Christopher Warren joined
Islamabad, January 04 2006: Minister for Information Technology, Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari on Tuesday January 3 said the government was willing to fund capacity building and training of any number
KARACHI, January 04 2005: THE Pakistan Film Industry has praised the government for banning the Indian TV channels and said that this timely step is a boost for the cinema
PESHAWAR, January 04 2005: The Awami National Party has relaunched the historic “Pakhtoon” magazine, which was closed due to financial and political crisis after the demise of Khan Abdul Ghafar
LAHORE, January 04 2006: Chief Minister Ch. Pervaiz Elahi will inaugurate development work on the Lahore Press Club Housing Scheme on January 10. The decision was taken during a meeting
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