JournalismPakistan

11/06/2025

A sweet win over Bangladesh—but the cheers mask a deeper worry. With veterans sidelined, a failing domestic structure, and only two Tests ahead in 2025, Pakistan cricket faces a reckoning.

Pakistan celebrated a narrow win over Bangladesh, but beneath the jubilation lies a deeper crisis—from sidelined veterans to a collapsing domestic structure—signaling an urgent need for cricket reform.

11/06/2025

In a bold move, journalists walked out of the post-budget press conference in Islamabad, protesting the absence of a technical briefing and the dismissive attitude of officials.
اسلام آباد میں بجٹ کے بعد کی پریس کانفرنس کے دوران صحافیوں کا جرات مندانہ قدم — تکنیکی بریفنگ کی غیر موجودگی اور حکام کے توہین آمیز رویے پر بھرپور احتجاج! #صحافت #بجٹ2025 #احتجاج

Journalists walked out of the post-budget press conference in Islamabad to protest the absence of a technical briefing and the government's dismissive behavior, calling it unacceptable and intolerable.

31/05/2025

Legal tensions rise as Dr. Nauman Niaz serves a defamation notice to Shoaib Akhtar over recent on-air comments. The saga continues in Pakistan's sports media landscape.
ڈاکٹر نعمان نیاز نے شعیب اختر کو حالیہ آن ایئر تبصروں پر ہتک عزت کا نوٹس بھیج دیا۔ پاکستان کے اسپورٹس میڈیا میں تنازعہ شدت اختیار کر گیا۔

Dr. Nauman Niaz has issued a defamation notice to Shoaib Akhtar over derogatory remarks made during a recent broadcast, reigniting a longstanding media feud between the two prominent figures in Pakistan.

26/05/2025

“State within a state?” Waris Khan Police accused of helping Jang Group defy court orders by blocking reinstated workers from resuming duties.

ریاست کے اندر ریاست؟
تھانہ وارث خان پولیس پر جنگ گروپ کی سہولت کاری کا الزام—عدالتی احکامات کے باوجود بحال ملازمین کو دفتر میں داخلے سے روک دیا گیا

In Rawalpindi, police allegedly side with Jang Group to block 66 reinstated employees from resuming work despite court orders, drawing sharp criticism from unions and press freedom advocates.

25/05/2025

PFUJ condemns the Jang Group's decision to dismiss over 80 employees in Rawalpindi, calling it an 'economic massacre.' The union warns of nationwide protests if workers are not reinstated.

25/05/2025

“Economic massacre” in media! PFUJ condemns Jang Group’s brutal dismissal of over 80 workers in Rawalpindi and vows nationwide protests if justice isn’t served.
میڈیا میں معاشی قتل عام! پی ایف یو جے نے جنگ گروپ کی راولپنڈی میں 80 کارکنوں کی ظالمانہ برطرفی کی مذمت کی، اور ملک گیر احتجاج کی وارننگ دی۔

PFUJ condemns the Jang Group's decision to dismiss over 80 employees in Rawalpindi, calling it an 'economic massacre.' The union warns of nationwide protests if workers are not reinstated.

25/05/2025

Over 80 workers, including female journalists, have been abruptly fired by Daily Jang Rawalpindi despite winning court cases for their rights. Labor violations in plain sight.
روزنامہ جنگ راولپنڈی نے 80 سے زائد صحافیوں کو عدالتی فیصلوں کے باوجود برطرف کر دیا، جن میں خواتین بھی شامل ہیں۔ یہ کھلی زیادتی اور قانون کی خلاف ورزی ہے۔ #پاکستانمیڈیا

Daily Jang Rawalpindi has terminated over 80 employees, including female staff, despite multiple court rulings in their favor—raising concerns over labor rights violations and misuse of authority in Pakistani media.

25/05/2025

A media feud turns legal: Moeed Pirzada plans to report journalist Fakhar Durrani to the FBI over alleged theft of banking data. The story raises big questions on ethics, privacy and power.
معید پیرزادہ نے فخر درانی پر امریکی بینکنگ معلومات چرانے کا الزام لگاتے ہوئے ایف بی آئی سے رجوع کرنے کا اعلان کر دیا۔ صحافت، پرائیویسی اور اخلاقیات پر بڑا سوال! #معیدپیرزادہ #صحافت #میڈیا

Moeed Pirzada accuses journalist Fakhar Durrani of illegally accessing his US banking data and plans to report him to the FBI and US State Department. The feud reveals deeper concerns over media ethics and transnational repression.

24/05/2025

بلوچستان میں ایک اور آواز کو خاموش کر دیا گیا

صحافی لطیف ساجدی کو آواران میں نشانہ بنا کر قتل کر دیا گیا۔ اُن کے خاندان پر پہلے بھی تشدد ہو چکا ہے—اُن کے بھائی اور بیٹے بھی مارے جا چکے ہیں۔ حیرت کی بات یہ کہ میڈیا اور تنظیموں نے اُن کے گمشدگی کے واقعے کو نظرانداز کیا۔
Another voice silenced in Balochistan! Journalist Latif Sajidi was brutally murdered in a targeted attack in Awaran. His family has faced violence before—his brother and son were also killed. Shockingly, his past enforced disappearance was ignored by media and unions.

Baloch journalist Latif Sajidi was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in his home in Awaran, Balochistan. His family has faced similar violence before, including enforced disappearances. Media silence raises concerns over press freedom and safety.

17/05/2025

Is Pakistan’s FM 103 facing a 'Soft Kill'? Janu Journalism raises the question as authorities move to shut down the popular radio channel. Was it over content, compliance, or an attack on press freedom?

15/05/2025

Outrage erupts as publishes an op-ed by ex-CJ , accused of damaging ’s judiciary & democracy. Critics slam the move—read why!

Dawn faces backlash for publishing ex-CJ Qazi Faez Isa's op-ed, accused of undermining democracy and aiding election rigging. Politicians and journalists condemn the move.

15/05/2025

They called him 'The Flying Horse'—not for speed alone, but for the poetry in his movement. Samiullah Khan didn’t just play hockey; he rewrote its grammar. A legend who turned turf into theatre.
اسے 'فلائنگ ہارس' کہا جاتا تھا—صرف رفتار کی وجہ سے نہیں، بلکہ اس کی حرکت میں چھپے شاعرانہ حسن کی وجہ سے۔ سمیع اللہ خان نے ہاکی نہیں کھیلی، بلکہ اس کا نیا انداز ایجاد کیا۔ ایک ایسی لیجنڈ جس نے میدان کو تھیٹر بنا دیا۔

Discover the legacy of Samiullah Khan, Pakistan’s legendary