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The number of journalists and media workers fired from their jobs in Lahore during the last five years is around 1000. According to Afzal Butt, president of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists, more than 10,000 journalists have been fired from their jobs since 2017. Journalists are facing many problems including salary reduction and unemployment

Lahore: The Punjab Information Commission (PIC), in collaboration with the Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives (CPDI), organized an event at the Darbar Hall of Governor House to celebrate the International Day of Right to Information on September 28, 2023. Governor Punjab Mr. Baligh-ur-Rehman graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and distributed RTI Awards

LAHORE: Appreciating the organised retail sector’s endeavour of expanding in the exports arena, Interim Federal...

Journalism sector in Pakistan has been declining for the past few years, thousands of journalists have been dismissed from their jobs, economic security has become an important issue for journalists. According to the South Asia Press Freedom Report, 2,000 journalists (working journalists) and non-journalistic staff (non-journalistic staff) have been dismissed from their jobs in

ALL-rounder Salum Jumbe showcased man-of-the-match virtuosity to propel Aruti Aces Cricket Club to a 119-run drubbing of Lions Cricket Club in a 2022 Cello Group|Ruby's Magic Gymkhana Shield showdown's tie which took place at Dar es Salaam Gymkhana Club on Sunday.

CRICKET: The ACG played host to the final matches of 2021 last week as Phuket’s Cricket Group (PCG) side took on the Pakistan Academy from Hat Yai in a 30-over double-header.

Colorful evening celebrated in Sweden % A colorful evening was held from the platform of Pak Unity Sweden. The program included Kalam, Jeeto Pak Unity,

In spite of strict lockdown orders placed by the government, several shop owners defied the business ban in connivance with local police officials.

Fifty-two Indian journalists died of COVID-19 in April alone

Asif Nazar Butt first met Imran Khan in 2011, when PTI was looking for someone to set the stage for their never-ending protests. Asif Nazar Butt, better known by his stage persona DJ Butt, coordinates the music during a rally of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) in Islamabad | AFP It was just over a month ago that the mercurial sound artist known as DJ Butt was assailed by the police in Model Town Lahore. He was sleeping in his café-turned-event management office at the time. Now, when the ne...