
Senior journalist Habibur Rahman passes away
PESHAWAR: Senior journalist Habibur Rahman breathed his last after prolonged illness here on Monday. He was 77. The funeral prayer will be offered at the University of Peshawar Hockey Ground
PESHAWAR: Senior journalist Habibur Rahman breathed his last after prolonged illness here on Monday. He was 77. The funeral prayer will be offered at the University of Peshawar Hockey Ground
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