Meaning of freedom of the press
November 15, 2010
JOHN Bowring, a poet, has paid tribute to the power of the press in these words: But mightiest of the mighty means, / On which the arm of progress leans,
JOHN Bowring, a poet, has paid tribute to the power of the press in these words: But mightiest of the mighty means, / On which the arm of progress leans,
By Jamal Shahid ISLAMABAD: In his second book launched on Saturday, journalist Zahid Hussain argues the war against al Qaeda and the Taliban, particularly the US drone strikes killing civilians,
By Peerzada Salman KARACHI: In an event that featured enlightening speeches enjoyed by a roomful of literature buffs, a selection of critical essays compiled into a book titled Urdu –
LAHORE: The role of the media should be now changed to promote new ideas for educating the children of the country, UNESCO Pakistan, specialist Arshad Saeed said on Saturday. He
[email protected] The expansion of print media, especially in English, is inconsistent with the number of English newspaper consumers. Apparently, there are about 150,000 buyers of all English papers put together.
KHAIRPUR: Poet and singer Akhtar Dargahi has said that women in Sindh have played a very productive role in dissemination of mystic philosophy. Delivering lecture on life and philosophy of
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