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At least 42 journalists have been murdered in the line of duty in Pakistan during the past four years

PTI lambasts rulers for 'begging and borrowing'

According to data from the information ministry, 15 of the journalists were from Punjab, 11 were from Sindh, 13 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and three from Balochistan. The journalists were either shot dead, targeted or killed by terrorists.

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Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Murtaza Javed Abbasi informed the Senate on Friday that 42 journalists were killed in the country over the past four years. Data from the information ministry, available with Dawn.com, showed that 15 of the journalists hailed from Punjab, 11 from Sindh, 13 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and three from Balochistan. The deaths

Accused arrested in only one of the cases

Data shows 15 of the journalists hailed from Punjab, 11 from Sindh, 13 from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and three from Balochistan.

PML-N’s Irfan Siddiqui calls on political parties for ‘introspection’; senators angered by Lt Gen Ghafoor’s alleged remarks.

Deputy Chairman Senate Senator Mirza Muhammad Afridi Tuesday underscored the importance of making climate change and global warming a part of the educational curriculum to sensitize the youth about fallouts of the changing weather pattern

Senate Deputy Chairman Mirza Muhammad Afridi on Tuesday stressed the need for introducing global warming and climate change into school curricula to create awareness among the youth about the problems faced on the environmental front. He was presiding over a capacity-building seminar for members of the Senate on climate change