Media takes a knock for stereotyping women
By: Aatekah Mir-Khan LAHORE: Female journalists, young and old, were encouraged to use the social media to “amplify their voice”. However, at the same time, they were urged to secure
By: Aatekah Mir-Khan LAHORE: Female journalists, young and old, were encouraged to use the social media to “amplify their voice”. However, at the same time, they were urged to secure
By: Mir Mohammad Ali Talpur The days assigned by the UN to help protect human rights will remain quite meaningless and ineffective as long as the culture of impunity is
RAWALPINDI: An anti-terrorism court (ATC) on Saturday summoned six witnesses, including US journalist Mark Siegel, on January 5 in the Benazir Bhutto murder case. ATC judge Chaudhry Habibur Rehman heard
KARACHI: Majmua, the art gallery, organised a latest exhibition entitled ‘Celebrating Art on Paper’. The exhibition that shows cases landscape and works of abstract art will continue till December 30.
By: Muhammad Saleh Zaafir ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan People’s Party-led ruling alliance has given the final go-ahead for scrapping the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), and, for the purpose, legislation for the
By: Usman Ghafoor The posh suburb of Yeniköy, along Istanbul’s gorgeous Bosphorus waterway, home to the rich and the beautiful Ziyagils — the fictional family of Ask-i Memnu, Turkey’s all-time
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