Govt urged to provide equal rights to women
LAHORE — As many as 150 children demanded of the govt to ensure equal rights and development opportunities for women and religious minorities and for lasting peace in Pakistan. They
LAHORE — As many as 150 children demanded of the govt to ensure equal rights and development opportunities for women and religious minorities and for lasting peace in Pakistan. They
By Peerzada Salman KARACHI: Speakers shed light on various causes of honour killings and suggested ways to tackle the issue at a seminar on ‘Prevention of honour killings in Sindh’,
Karachi: Finding a common ground on conflicting issues through talk shows geared towards promoting dialogue and peace building was the main theme of the seven-day training workshop on Radio for
Karachi: Adviser to the Sindh Governor Fatima Surraiya Bajia on Wednesday said adequate funds would be generated for public welfare-oriented schemes through a series of stage plays at the auditorium
LAHORE: Speakers at a seminar urged political and religious parties to forge unity and gather public support to eliminate the terrorists who wanted to destabilise the country by provoking sectarian
Karachi: An accomplished writer, well-known for his character sketches (Khaka Nigari), Mumtaz Rafique’s ‘Taseer Khana’ and ‘Karl Marx Ki Nazmein’ were launched at the Karachi Press Club (KPC). The books
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