On June 6, a local journalist, Lala Israfeel, was fatally shot in a drive-by incident in the Musakhail area of Balochistan, according to the police. Israfeel, who worked for Public
A journalist from a private TV channel, GNN, was reported to have gone missing in Islamabad, leading to the channel administration approaching the police to aid in his recovery. Yasir
In recent meetings in Muzaffarabad, the Azad Jammu and Kashmir government reiterated its pledge to continue supporting state newspapers and addressing the challenges faced by journalists in the region. Prime
In a series of significant meetings, the Azad Kashmir Newspaper Society (AKNS), led by its President Sardar Zahid Tabassum, engaged with government officials and industry stakeholders to discuss the advancement
The Higher Education Commission (HEC) denied claims of a security breach in its database, following rumours on social media suggesting sensitive information had been compromised. The commission assured the public
Content creators and influencers across various digital platforms made a plea to the government to avoid imposing new taxes on their earnings in the upcoming budget. They argue that the
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