Izzat ka masla hai!

LAHORE: It's been a fortnight or so and I'm glad the elections are over; the polls brought the best and the worst out of people, especially journalists, so-called journalists, bloggers and other habitual social media key boarders with an opinion on any and everything.

The important thing I learned during this time is that our media certainly cannot refrain from labeling what they don't like, can

Newseum honors 7 fallen Pakistani journos

WASHINGTON: The funeral toll pierces the hall like the dying shriek of each of the 82 journalists whose names were read out at a memorial re-dedication at the Newseum in Washington Monday. Seven Pakistani media men were among those honored, says a report in The Express Tribune.<

Watchdog's version of Elections 2013

LAHORE: The much coveted elections were conducted on the proposed date and with an overwhelming voter turnout. Ultimately, the lions roared, taking the leverage from the citadel of Punjab province and the bat swept prominently in the valleys of Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa. Pakistan People's Party Parliamentarians (PPPP), except for the province of Sindh, limped in other parts of the country.

Amidst all the hassl

Pakistan expels NYT journalist

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s decision to expel New York Times Bureau Chief Declan Walsh has drawn condemnation from the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), a US-based media watchdog.

Bob Dietz, coordinator of CPJ’s Asia Program has asked the Pakistan interim government to reverse its decision.

"The expulsion of Declan Walsh shows just how much the authorities fear independen