By Khawar Ghumman As time passes, our politicians are increasingly getting used to live media coverage by private television news channels. Now their efforts are directed at being present at
By Khawar Ghumman As time passes, our politicians are increasingly getting used to live media coverage by private television news channels. Now their efforts are directed at being present at
The decision of the federal ministry of culture disallowing cinemas here from showing Indian films for two weeks during the forthcoming Eid season comes as a serious blow to moviegoers.
By Azfar-ul-Ashfaque KARACHI: The interior minister said on Thursday that the Rangers had been ordered to shoot on sight anyone trying to incite violence in Karachi. Mr Malik flew down
By Mehtab Haider ISLAMABAD: The World Bank (WB) on Thursday launched much-awaited Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) with the contribution of $80 million by donors in the first phase to support
ISLAMABAD: Film exhibitors and cinema owners have opposed the decision by the Ministry of culture that disallows the screening of Indian films on Eid. The decision to prohibit the showcasing
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