Violent protests that erupted against the anti-Islam film “Innocence of Muslims” took a heavy toll on media professionals in Pakistan. One media worker was killed and many others were injured
KARACHI: Social activist Dr Fouzia Saeed has been recognised for her services by the Washington Oxi Day Foundation. The foundation chose Dr Saeed for its Battle of Crete Award, which
Recent interviews with Regional lead Microsoft office and Regional Managing Director SAP outlined the future of the business community with regard to corporate IT infrastructure. The premier highlights were the
The fire incidents kill 16,500 people and leave 164,000 injured or disabled every year across the country but the government is yet to adopt a National Fire Safety Policy to
The Human Rights Cell of Pakistan People’s Party on Sunday strongly condemned the burning of a Church by the violent elements protesting the blasphemous film and called for strict action
Christian community took out a peaceful rally on Sunday to express solidarity with Muslims and protest against the anti-Islam movie, besides calling for enacting law at international level to avoid
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