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Pakistan Media Mirror |
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Media Mirror: 06-02-2007 |
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Kidnapping of Sohail | Journalists to approach APNS, CPNE |
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As part of change in the strategy to exert more pressure on the concerned government officials for the safe recovery of resident editor of daily Express Sohail Qalandar, the journalists’ community Monday decided to approach the APNS and CPNE to take them onboard, so that the government was pressurised to seek the release of the kidnapped journalist.
(Daily Times-B2)
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http://www.thepost.com.pk/NatNews.aspx?dtlid=81293&catid=2 |
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Private FM termed Kashmir Freedom movement struggle terrorism |
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A private FM has termed the ongoing Kashmir freedom struggle a terrorist act. On 5th February solidarity day transmission, Radio City FM89 termed the armed freedom movement a terrorist movement.
(Daily Express-8)
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Governor directs recovery of journalist |
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NWFP Governor Ali Muhammad Jan Aurakzai directed the political authorities of Khyber Agency to recover the kidnapped journalist Sohail Qalandar and his friend without further delay. He issued the directives during a brief meeting with secretary Law and Order.
(News-10) (Aaj-1)
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Crackdown in tribal area for missing journalist |
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Political administration has conducted a crackdown in Bara for recovery of missing journalist. 28 tribesmen have been arrested. They have been sent to jail. In other operation, 3 suspects have also been detained.
(Aaj-1) (Express-1)
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Journalists warn govt of extreme steps |
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Local journalist community of Chrasada threatened to take extreme steps if Peshawar based journalist was not released forthwith. “The kidnapers as well as the government would have to pay the price for delay in release.
(News-11) (Aaj-8)
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Hunger strike camp for Journalist recovery |
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Journalist community has planned to set up a permanent hunger strike camp in Peshawar to protest the missing the journalist. Media community will observe symbolic hunger strike daily from 9 to 2 pm on regular basis. Decision was taken in Peshawar press club in action committee meeting.
(Jang-3) (Aaj-1) (Express-1)
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Press Conference----Intelligence----and Sohail Qalandar |
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Dr. Matloob Hussain’s article in Daily Express, “If agencies can’t recover missing media man, President Musharraf would not be able to get rid of bad image from public mindset developed due to failure of agencies.”
(Express-Column Page)
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Media briefing on refugees return tomorrow |
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High ranking officials from Afghanistan, Pakistan and UN High Commission for refugees will address a press conference on Wednesday. They will inform media about planned camps’, closure, conclusions of 12th tripartite commission, registration and new modalities for return of refugees.
(Nation-2)
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Journalists greeted |
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Chief Minister NWFP Akram Khan Durrani and Provincial Information Minister Asif Iqbal have greeted newly elected members of Khyber Union of Journalists. They have expressed wishes for new office bearers of Khyber Union of Journalists.
(Aaj-8)
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FM LISTENING | Cricket talk on Power 99 FM |
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It was Faisal's passion in life that led him to base a programme entirely on the beautiful sport 'Cricket'. The programme is called 'Cricket Talk', aired every Thursday to Saturday from 9pm to 11pm on Power 99 FM. Before this Faisal used to do entertaining shows based on playing random music and light chit chat. But having his mind on cricket most of the time, his conversations were usually based on the sport. This, sometimes really irritated and irked listeners who would tune to the show strictly for entertainment purposes and not really wanting an in depth review on recent cricket related happenings.
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http://www.thepost.com.pk/IsbNews.aspx?dtlid=81271&catid=17 |
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Editors arriving in India for SAARC moot on 16th, 17th |
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Editors of leading South Asian media organisations are arriving here to participate in the first-ever SAARC editors’ conference on Friday and Saturday, to discuss issues related to media and publishing. The conference is being jointly organised by the External Affairs Ministry and the Media Development Foundation (MDF), a non-profit public trust owned by The Hindu group of newspapers that runs the prestigious Asian College of Journalism (ACJ) in Chennai.
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http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2007\02\06\story_6-2-2007_pg7_31 |
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