By: Sonia Malik LAHORE: The strife in recent years in Pakistan has greatly affected local artists and the works they produce, while also bringing them greater international attention, said speakers
PARACHINAR: Three university students were critically hurt when unidentified extremists threw acid at their faces while they were on their way to home on a Parachinar-bound passenger vehicle after taking
BANNU: A minor girl was killed and 29 persons including women and children sustained injuries when unidentified persons hurled a hand-grenade into a house in Domail tehsil the other day,
By: Mumtaz Alvi ISLAMABAD: Minister for Climate Change Rana Muhammad Farooq Saeed Khan surprised the legislators when he informed the Senate on Friday that the government had imposed a ban
KARACHI: Dr Aamir Liaquat Hussain will broadcast a live programme from Sunday at 6:00 pm on Geo News and Geo TV to condemn the brutal attack on the courageous and
KARACHI: An understatement: artists are compulsive workers. Their hard work needs to be understood. It does not stem from an obligatory, duty-bound sentiment. The kind of work that artists do
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