Monitoring print and electronic media from June 27 to July 3, Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) foundissues related to Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). They included PEMRA banninga Geo TV’s
IT was nice to see, during the last few years, literary circles celebrating the centennials of Shibli No’mani, Altaf Hussain Hali, N.M. Rashid, Sa’adat Hasan Manto, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Miraji
Karachi The onset of monsoon may have washed off the narrow lanes of Liaquatabad of dirt, but no one knows the number of monsoons it would take to wash off
LAHORE at the turbulent crossroads where Pakistan finds itself today, there is more reason than ever to keep the struggle going. Art, music and theatre too have become sources of
ISLAMABAD: The federal government had decided to give relief to the electronic media under Finance Act 2016 in tax collection on import of equipment for digitalisation of cable networks in
KARACHI: “Is the latest issue of Khawateen Digest here as yet?” an abaya-clad woman approaches a roadside news stall with the question. “Yes, of course,” says the man running the
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