By Sher Khan LAHORE: In Pakistani cinemas, you may not watch a movie that is an outlandish caricature of the country’s premier intelligence agency but you may watch one where
WASHINGTON: Struggling in the Internet age, the woes of the print publication industry just became as plain as the nose on your face. In the latest example of how print
By Ayeda Husain The writer has been a journalist for 19 years and has previously worked for The Friday Times Two young girls. Two different cultures. One subjected to life
Faisalabad: Media, being the fourth pillar of state, needs to enhance its role for increasing literacy rate and make it at par with developed nations by motivating the public about
Shakeel Anjum ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik Thursday said that security of media houses would be ensured at all costs. Talking to media here, he said soon a plan would
Shahid Husain Karachi: Although as many as 3.18 million people and 12,005 villages were affected by the recent downpours in Sindh, no efforts were being made to drain the stagnant
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