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Murtaza Dar moves to Capital TV

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 5 September 2020

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Murtaza Dar moves to Capital TV
Murtaza Dar has transitioned from Indus News to Capital TV, bringing his expertise as an anchor and executive producer. He'll host the prime time show News Feed from Monday to Thursday at 10 PM.

ISLAMABAD— Journalist Murtaza Dar has announced that he has resigned from Indus News and joined Capital TV as an anchor and executive producer.

He made this announcement on Twitter Saturday. "My journey with Indus News has come to an end. Heading towards another exciting challenge. Have joined @CTV_Digital as an Anchor/ Executive Producer.”

He said that he would host the prime time show News Feed at 10: pm Monday through Thursday.

KEY POINTS:

  • Murtaza Dar resigns from Indus News.
  • Joins Capital TV as an anchor and executive producer.
  • Will host prime time show News Feed.
  • Show airs Monday through Thursday at 10 PM.
  • Announced his new role on Twitter.

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