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Legacy media vital against misinformation, says Sarmad Ali

Legacy media vital against misinformation, says Sarmad Ali

Sarmad Ali calls for stronger support for legacy media on World Press Freedom Day, warning that misinformation threatens truth and urging protection of credible journalism and responsible press freedom. KARACHI, MAY 3 /DNA/ – Dr Sarmad Ali, PPP Senator and President of the All Pakistan Newspapers Society has stressed the critical importance of credible journalism, warning that the role of legacy media is more vital than ever in an era dominated by misinformation. In a message shared on social media ahead of World Press Freedom Day, Ali said a free,Read More


President, PM pay tribute media workers

President, PM pay tribute media workers

ISLAMABAD, 03 MAY (DNA) — President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed the government’s commitment to safeguarding and promoting press freedom on World Press Freedom Day. The day is being observed under the theme “Shaping a Future at Peace” this year. The president and the prime minister emphasised the role of responsible journalism, truth, and credible information in strengthening democracy, national unity, and creating a conducive environment for media freedom. In his message, President Zardari extended greetings to media workers globally and warned of increasing global threats to pressRead More


ITP rolls out facilitation van plan; PS on Wheels to deliver services across capital

ITP rolls out facilitation van plan; PS on Wheels to deliver services across capital

ISLAMABAD, May 3: Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP) has announced its facilitation plan from May 4 to May 10, 2026, under which Police Station on Wheels (PS on Wheels) and ITP facilitation vans will provide police and licensing services at citizens’ doorsteps across the federal capital. An ITP official told APP on Sunday that the initiative, launched in line with the vision of Inspector General of Police (IGP) Islamabad Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, aims to enhance public service delivery by taking services to various areas. He said PS on Wheels (SIRead More


Islamabad launches paperless one-window driving license facility

Islamabad launches paperless one-window driving license facility

ISLAMABAD, May 3: Chief Traffic Officer Islamabad Muhammad Sarfraz Virk revealed on Sunday that Islamabad Police has launched a one-window, fully paperless driving license facility, simplifying the entire process from medical verification to issuance with minimal requirements, as citizens now only need to present their CNIC for a fast, efficient and hassle-free service experience. In an exclusive conversation, he hailed the initiative of the Interior Minister and the Inspector General Islamabad, saying the introduction of the one-window system marks a major step towards modernizing public service delivery in the capital.Read More


Global Flavours, Shared Purpose, Serena Hotels and IFWA Present “Taste of the World” 2026

Global Flavours, Shared Purpose, Serena Hotels and IFWA Present “Taste of the World” 2026

ISLAMABAD, MAY 3 /DNA/ – Serena Hotels, under its Cultural Diplomacy initiative and in collaboration with the International Foreign Women’s Association (IFWA), hosted Taste of the World, a distinguished food festival celebrating international cuisine and cultural diversity. The event featured 24 stalls, including participation from various diplomatic missions, each showcasing an authentic selection of traditional dishes and offering guests a rich, immersive global culinary experience. The festival was inaugurated by the President of IFWA, Ms. Nompumelelo Abu Basutu, together with the CEO of Serena Hotels, Mr. Aziz Boolani. The occasionRead More


Nigeria summons South African envoy over attacks on its nationals

Nigeria summons South African envoy over attacks on its nationals

ABUJA, MAY 3: Nigeria has summoned South Africa’s acting High Commissioner over a spate of recent attacks on foreigners in the southern African nation. Nigeria will formally convey its “profound concern” at a meeting on Monday over incidents in South Africa, saying they could affect existing relations between the countries, according to a foreign ministry statement. The meeting will focus on recent marches held by anti-immigrant groups and “documented instances of mistreatment of Nigerian citizens and attacks on their businesses”, it said. At least two Nigerians and four Ethiopians haveRead More