ISLAMABAD: Cracks have appeared in the ranks of striking PTCL employees as one of their unions on Monday declared to end the strike and resume duty from Tuesday. The Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) has sought public cooperation in ensuring blackout of Indian television channels, conceding some of them had resurfaced. In the light of Supreme Court
No half-hearted police measures or words of consolation from the highest offices in the land will suffice in the aftermath of the brutal treatment meted out to journalist Umar Cheema
KARACHI: The All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) strongly condemns the abduction and torture of senior journalist Umar Cheema as an attempt to brutally intimidate and subjugate the free media, said
PESHAWAR: A special package should be announced for the heirs of killed journalists as the government was doing in the case of police personnel and army soldiers, Peshawar Press Club
LAHORE: The South Asian Free Media Association (SAFMA) secretary general has condemned the manhandling of journalist Umar Cheema, and demanded an inquiry into the matter and that the culprits behind
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