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South Korean actress Youn Yuh-jung bags historic Oscar nomination Entertainment South Korean film star Youn Yuh-jung has bagged a historic nomination at the Oscars 2021. Having starred in more than 100 movies and TV series, the 73-year-old said she never expected to be the first South Korean nominated at the Academy Awards for best supporting actress, for her role in Minari as a spirited grandmother who travels from South Korea to the United States to care for her grandchildren. “I don’t know how to describe (it). I never even dreamed about being nominated for an Oscar,” a stunned Youn said in an interview with media on Monday.
Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Zia of Jang Group passes away National March 11, 2021 KARACHI: Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Zia, the HR and administration director of the Jang Group, passed away after a brief illness here on Wednesday. He was 68. Zia was under treatment at a private hospital after being tested positive for Covid-19 last month. According to his colleagues, Dr Zia had been recovering from the virus, but since Tuesday night he had a multiple organ failure that caused his death. His funeral was offered at the Baitul Islam Mosque in Defence Housing Authority and was later buried in the Gizri graveyard. Having vast experience in the fields of banking and corporate management, he was associated with the Jang Group for the past 15 years. During his stint with the organisation, he served at many critical positions.
Jang Group HR director Dr Zia passes away National March 11, 2021 KARACHI: Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Zia, the HR and administration director of the Jang Group, passed away after a brief illness at the age of 68 in Karachi on Wednesday. Zia was under treatment at a private hospital after being tested positive for Covid-19 last month. According to his colleagues, Dr Zia had been recovering from the virus, but since Tuesday night his body organs stopped working causing his death. His funeral was offered at the Baitul Islam Mosque in Defence Housing Authority and was later buried in the Gizri graveyard. Having vast experience in the fields of banking and corporate management, he was associated with the Jang Group for the past 15 years. During his stint with the organization, he served at many crucial positions.
Sanam Jung reveals why she and husband Qassam are living separately Entertainment Wed, Mar 03, 2021 Sanam Jung revealed the real reason she and her daughter Alaya were living away from her husband Qassam Celebrated Pakistan TV star Sanam Jung refuted the divorce rumours that had circulating on the internet recently. During an interview on the talk show Time Out with Ahsan Khan, the Alvida star revealed the real reason she and her daughter Alaya were living away from her husband Qassam who is currently in the United States. Clearing the air around her marital status, Jung said: “Alaya doesn’t have a visa so I don’t go to visit Qassam because me and Qassam both feel very guilty that mummy daddy would be together and she would be alone.”
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Pakistan lifts TikTok ban for the second time BBC correspondent leaves China after pressure and threats PFUJ submits charter of demands to federal government PM constitutes committee to frame rules for regulating social media Disc jockey shot dead in Philippines Journalist gunned down in Sukkur Women journalists demand 33 percent representation in PFUJ and other bodies Court orders government to ban social media app TikTok Women quitting journalism in Afghanistan due to security fears 05:22 PM JournalismPakistan.com February 25, 2021 The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) on Thursday expressed concern over last week’s attack on the office of Geo and Jang media group in Karachi.
KARACHI: The administrative judge of the anti-terrorism courts on Monday remanded 13 suspects to jail for their alleged involvement in the attack on Geo News and Jang Media Group’s central...
National February 23, 2021 KARACHI: The administrative judge of the anti-terrorism courts on Monday remanded 13 suspects to jail for their alleged involvement in the attack on Geo News and Jang Media Group’s central offices in Karachi. The offices were attacked on Sunday by a violent mob, enraged over a video snippet from a television programme that had reportedly hurt their sentiments, but for which an apology and a clarification had already been issued by the media house and the anchor. According to the video recordings of the incident, charged protesters who had gathered nearby became violent and broke a walkthrough gate installed at the entrance of the building, besides smashing the entrance door. Receptionists as well as other staff inside the building were roughed up and chairs were tossed around, the footage showed. At the outset of the hearing, the investigation officer produced the suspects before the administrative judge and sought their custody on physical remand for 14 days for interrogation. The IO said that the alleged ringleader of the attackers, Mushtaq Sarki, was still at large and the suspects were needed to be interrogated to trace his whereabouts. The judge, however, turned down the police request and sent all the suspects to jail and ordered the IO to produce a charge sheet on the next hearing. The FIR was registered under sections 147, 148, 149, 324, 342, 427 and 506-B of the Pakistan Penal Code read with Section 7 of the Anti-Terrorism Act at the Mithadar police station. Though 150 to 200 attackers were nominated in the FIR, the police arrested 13 of them following registration of an FIR at the Mithadar Police Station on the complaint of Geo News and Jang’s security supervisor. Multiple sections of Anti-Terrorism Act, attempt to murder and damage to property were also included in the FIR. The FIR mentions that the miscreants continued to raise slogans to shut down the channel’s transmission and raised provocative slogans to kill the staff and the management of daily Jang and Geo News.