Canada: An Ontario journalist was beaten and threatened with death this week in what is being called a revenge attack for publishing articles critical of a Pakistan-based Muslim group. Jawaad
PESHAWAR,April 22: A homemade bomb blew up three video and music shops in a market in Swabi where hardliners believe the businesses are un-Islamic, police said Sunday. The blast happened
KARACHI, April 18: The publication of a book titled ‘Satellite television and social change in Pakistan: A case study of rural Sindh’, authored by Dr. Mohammad Ali Shaikh has been
Rich tributes were paid to the memory of journalist Ashraf Hashmi at an obituary reference held on Tuesday at Pakistan Academy of Letters. His colleagues and friends remembered him as
ISLAMABAD — The Supreme Court Bar Association President Munir A. Malik on Wednesday apologised to the media over manhandling of journalists during nationwide protests. He was addressing a press conference
ISLAMABAD, April 18: The Journalists Panel maintained its hold over the Rawalpindi-Islamabad Press Club (RIPC) for another term when all its candidates were declared successful without any contest. “The RIPC
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