KANPUR, India: Pakistani journalists covering their cricket team’s current tour of India have been facing real hardships due to a hectic series itinerary prepared by the Board of Control for
Karachi: City Nazim, Syed Mustafa Kamal, on Saturday, lashed out at the print and electronic medi@ and said there was no need to watch foreign TV channels and that local
ISLAMABAD: Over 500 journalists from Rawalpindi and Islamabad on Saturday condemned the chaining of media by the government and vowed to get back their right to responsible and objective journalism.
KARACHI, Nov 10: The KUJ Dawn Unit has urged the government to lift the curbs on the media and revoke the Provisional Constitution Order immediately. In a requisitioned meeting, journalists
In a few short hours, the country was dragged into the dark ages of the 1980s. The PTV khabarnama is back and so is rumour, misinformation, denial and all their
ISLAMABAD, Nov 10: The journalists protest triggered by curbs on the media entered the second day when they staged a demonstration in front of the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority
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