Freewill couple seeks protection from police
Karachi: A newly-married couple said on Saturday they were being threatened by police officials with dire consequences for marrying against the wish of the girl’s “influential parents”. Abdul Razzak, 24,
Karachi: A newly-married couple said on Saturday they were being threatened by police officials with dire consequences for marrying against the wish of the girl’s “influential parents”. Abdul Razzak, 24,
KARACHI: Adviser to Chief Minister Sindh on Media, Sharmila Farooqi, said on Saturday that approval of bill on domestic violence against women would not only reduce the incidents of violence
AMAR GURIRO As a relative of a Bhoja Air crash victim mourns, television reporters thrust their mikes in his face to get some ‘sensational sobs’. KARACHI – While the electronic
KARACHI – “The power of the Press is a concept which is neither new nor a foreign to our region. In fact, it was a major component in Pakistan’s independence
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