KARACHI: Writers have not done enough to promote human rights causes in Pakistan, was the consensus of panellists at a session at the convention. Urdu columnist Zahida Hina read from
Ustad Lachman Singh Seen was an inspirational presence at the HRCP Auditorium in Lahore last week Ustad Lachman Singh Seen, probably the oldest living shagird of Ustad Mian Qadir Baksh,
Karachi: Journalist Aurangzeb Khan, began a thought-provoking discussion on Sunday with a poignant question: can journalism in Pakistan be called a profession at all? Khan’s question sparked off an interesting
ISLAMABAD: A group show of exquisite innovation in visual art by emerging talent will conclude today (Monday) at the National Art Gallery of Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA).
BUREWALA – A girl who was gang raped by two youth four days ago, committed suicide at Chak 273/EB while the Gaggo Mandi Police arrested one of the accused and
BATKHELA: A man allegedly killed his wife and injured her brother in Mina Kot in Malakand Agency on Sunday, sources said. The sources said that 20-year old Nagina Bibi, wife
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