Legal representatives of Google Inc. are expected to appear before the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Thursday over YouTube case.
Published15 May, 201311:21pm
“Education is never wasted and for Pakistan to prosper, education must be the topmost priority of the government,” says Dr Shaukat A. Brah.
Published28 Apr, 201308:33am
KARACHI: At least in theory, manifestos sum up the roadmap for a better future. Gone are the days of small, drab black-and-white booklets containing loads and loads of grey text.
Published14 Apr, 201308:42am
KARACHI, March 3: The book launch of writer and activist Amar Sindhu’s first poetry collection ‘Ojagiyan Ankhein ja Sapna’ (Jagtee Ankhoo Ke Sapnay) was held at the Karachi Arts Council on Sunday evening.
Published03 Mar, 201309:38pm
KARACHI, Dec 30: “I am walking, talking Bombay... I loved that city then and I love it today.” So said Manto about the city where he came in 1936 and found fame and yet was forced to leave after communal riots threatened life and sanity alike, as told in
Published30 Dec, 201209:31pm
KARACHI, Nov 23: “Before we ask for ending impunity for those who attack journalists, we must unmask those who attack us,” said Wusatullah Khan, a senior journalist, while sharing his thoughts on the ‘International Day to End Impunity for Violence against
Published23 Nov, 201208:11pm
KARACHI, Oct 6: In such difficult times, pulling off a trade show on a massive scale is no mean feat, a Chinese delegate at the 7th Expo Pakistan commented while talking to Dawn on Saturday.
Published07 Oct, 201212:12am
Do the latest exploits of Veena Malik and Mathira and designer bags of Khar justify as newsworthy items to be given time and space in the Pakistani media?
Published15 Sep, 201203:14am
KARACHI, July 6: The nexus between the clergy and feudal is hampering the growth of peace and harmony in South Asia, said Prof Ram Puniyani, a visiting scholar from India, on Friday
Published06 Jul, 201208:01pm
KARACHI, June 30: While freedom of speech is important not only for journalists but also for writers and artists, voices from rural areas need equal space in our national narrative, said panellists at the ‘Sindh Writers/Artists Convention’ held on Saturda
Published30 Jun, 201208:12pm
The entrance of the Government Saidu Sharif Hospital greets the visitors with the stench of human waste mixing with hospital disinfectants. Down the corridor towards the children’s ward, one can see trash piled up
Published19 May, 201211:04pm
