Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) is concerned to learn that two photojournalists accredited to cover Ghana’s 56th independence anniversary ceremony were physically assaulted by security officials at the event. Quoting information
BY: Anil Datta Karachi: The Fomma Museum was the venue of a highly informative and interesting lecture Tuesday evening on the pioneers of art in Pakistan by noted art critic
BY: Jamil Nasir “The average North Carolina housewife had to walk 148 miles per year while carrying 3.5 tons of water. There is no more important event that liberated women
MUMBAI: American director Steven Spielberg is planning to produce a film set partly on the heavily militarised Line of Control, between India and Pakistan in the disputed Kashmir region, a
Conference urges social security benefits for women workers through enactment or amendment in respective laws LAHORE: Speakers at a conference urged the need to install concrete mechanisms for implementation of
By: Peerzada Salman KARACHI: As the cliché goes, art reflects life. And over the centuries this particular cliché has stirred quite a bit of debate, especially among the ancient Greek
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