Qamar Jabbar LAHORE, January 20 2006: Eight anti-marathon protests under the Muttahida Majlis-e-Aamal (MMA) will be held in the provincial capital today (Friday). The protests would be aimed at convincing
KARACHI, January 20 2006: The Federal Shariat Court reduced the jail term of a minor convicted of rape and ordered his release forthwith on Thursday January 19. Ghulam Murtaza was
OKARA, January 20 2006: A 10-year-old girl was raped at Chak 20-GD. Accused Sohna took Ghulam’s daughter to the fields and raped her. Sadar police have registered a case. Source:
NAWABSHAH, January 20 2006: Journalists of the city observed a token hunger strike here on Thursday January 19 to demand arrest of attackers of a local journalist. The strikers were
KARACHI, January 20 2006: Most cable television operators suspended their transmissions on Thursday January 19 night following a dispute with the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority over a ban on
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