ISLAMABAD: The Competitiveness Support Fund organised a workshop on Friday on ‘Innovative Journalism’ as part of its capacity building initiatives related to the journalism fellowship programme at Stanford University in
ISLAMABAD: Dr Aafia Siddiqui’s sister Dr Fouzia Siddiqui on Friday expressed shock over Pakistani senators (who visited Aafia) statements that she was “quite happy” in US custody. Fouzia was addressing
Karachi: Kulsoom’s face has been so badly burnt with acid that she cannot even cry. Her irises have been reduced to a shrivelled up black dot, not gleaming like an
Karachi has been robbed of a top journalism school owing to petty politics spawned by university staffers unsure of their future if the venture succeeded, The News has learnt. Seven
LAHORE, May 17: Lawyers on Saturday vowed to set off on a ‘long march’ to Islamabad or Rawalpindi on June 10 for pressuring the government for reinstating the deposed judges.
ISLAMABAD: Chairman of the Senate Functional Committee on Human Rights SM Zafar on Thursday called for more meaningful media projection of the issues of human rights, especially child abuse. “Today
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