KARACHI: The man who painted city heroes outside the walls of Karachi Press Club saw his hard work ruined before his eyes when some politico-religious groups vandalised the walls on Thursday.
The walls of Karachi Press Club — which had recently been painted with colourful murals of several progressive civil society activists and journalists — were vandalised last night allegedly by
Islamabad: Journalists from Pakistan and Afghanistan Thursday pledged to contribute towards the fight against polio at the close of a three-day sensitisation and orientation workshop organised for them by Voice
Accepts journalists were attacked during anti-Nawaz protest LONDON: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (UK) has apologised to Pakistani journalists in the UK after senior journalists were abused and threatened during PTI’s agitation on
Karachi: The three-day education event is being held at the Expo Centre and many leading local institutions, as well as consultants of various foreign universities, are available to guide students
Ebad says only print and electronic media can prevent anti-democratic acts by raising voice, irrespective of fears and pressures Karachi: The role of an independent media is pivotal for the
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