SWABI/MIRAMSHAH: Miscreants destroyed over a dozen CD shops in Swabi and Miramshah early on Friday. Swabi police said two CD shops were completely destroyed and three partially after an explosive
LAHORE: Hameed Nizami Press Institute of Pakistan (HNPIP) is holding a seminar on ‘Media Training Imperatives in Third World Democracies” at the HNPIP Auditorium Lawrence Road on Monday. National Assembly
By: A.G. Noorani EARLY this week, India’s minister for information and broadcasting, Ambika Soni, was asked: “The government recently froze ads to some newspapers in Kashmir that are critical of
By: Noman Ahmed KARACHI: A goat in hand is worth two in the bush for the women whose livestock, washed away by the floods, has been replaced by the Indus
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