India bars Pakistani TV channels
August 6, 2009
ISLAMABAD: In a new attempt to deprive of its citizens to information, the Indian government is not allowing TV cable operators to show any TV channels from Pakistan, The Asian
ISLAMABAD: In a new attempt to deprive of its citizens to information, the Indian government is not allowing TV cable operators to show any TV channels from Pakistan, The Asian
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Law and Justice on Wednesday recommended a punishment of three years for sexual harassment at the workplace. The law includes punishment for sexual
By Azizullah Sharif KARACHI: Girl students once again maintained their supremacy over boys in the Higher Secondary Certificate Part-II, Science (Pre-Medical) group annual examinations 2009, as they not only bagged
QUETTA: Hundreds of villagers stopped doctors, who were accompanied by policemen, from digging up grave of an alleged victim of honour killing in the Dureji tehsil, officials said on Wednesday.
KHAIRPUR: Gulsher Solangi, the father of slain girl Tasleem Solangi, has accused his sons of handing him over to Edhi Centre in Nooriabad area after telling the people there that
LAHORE: Famous folk/play-back singer Naseebo Lal approached Punjab Chief Secretary (CS) Javed Mehmood at a khulli katchehry (open court) and informed him of her problems, a private TV channel reported
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