“It’s been 60 years since I took admission in the journalism department of the University of Karachi. The department itself was barely one-year-old then and I didn’t realise at the
Journalism in the digital age is a challenge that many established practitioners are struggling with. In Pakistan, this struggle manifests itself daily on newspapers pages and television screens as reporters,
Pakistan Information Center PIC, Press Information Department (PID) Gilgit will organized a 2-day long training workshop on “Documentary Film Making” to enhance journalistic capacity of local journalists at Central Press
The journalistic community of occupied Press Club Attock have stressed upon the Care Taker Chief Minister Punjab Syed Mohsin Naqvi to get the building of Press Club Attock vacated from
Senior working and retired journalists, photojournalists, columnists and broadcasters were given awards to acknowledge their contributions and services at a prestigious and memorable function of “First Media Awards 2022-23” here
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