ISLAMABAD, May 23 2006: Political parties must make karo-kari (honour killing) issue a part of their manifesto to end all types of violence against women. This demand was made by
PESHAWAR, May 23 2006: Police have shut down 87 FM radio stations which were operating illegally from religious seminaries and mosques in various districts of the NWFP, officials said on
ISLAMABAD, May 23 2006: Five Pakistani films will be released in India next month, marking the latest breach in a four-decade cinema blockade between the two nations. The five films
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