LAHORE – A briefing/seminar about the education and training of working journalists was held at the Nisar Osmani Auditorium of the Lahore Press Club on Wednesday. Director British Council Education
PESHAWAR: Students and owners of girls’ schools of the troubled Swat district have strongly criticised the NWFP and federal governments for not protecting them and their schools from militants’ attacks
PESHAWAR, Aug 20: In the first incident of its kind in and around the provincial capital, bullet-riddled bodies of two women, who had been kidnapped from a village in Charsadda
LANDI KOTAL, Aug 20: The political authorities arrested an Indian woman, who was trying to cross over to Afghanistan at Torkham checkpoint with-out valid travelling documents, officials said on Wednesday.
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