Media Coverage of Pakistan Stokes Global Terrorism Fears: Study Maryland, April 16: The top newspapers in the United States failed to challenge the Bush administration’s representation of the dimensions and
SWABI: Unidentified saboteurs blew up three government-run schools in different districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by planting bombs at their buildings, officials said. They said that a primary school for girls
NAWABSHAH: The Benazir Bhutto women crisis and management centres working in four cities of Sindh are facing severe financial crisis and have stopped functioning. Over 60 employees working in the
TOBA TEK SINGH – A youth killed brother’s wife for honour here in village Chak 291 GB near Rajana on Sunday night. Deceased Rukhsana, wife of Falak Sher, allegedly had
Folk singer has filed a writ petitiÂon in the Lahore High Court for provisÂion of a financÂial grant of Rs50,000. LAHORE: Folk singer, Ijaz Lohar, has filed a writ petition
ISLAMABAD: The Press Council of Pakistan decided on Tuesday to take measures for improving ethical standards in journalism. A meeting presided over by CouncilÂ’s Chairman Raja Mohammad Shafqat Abbasi was
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