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Global Media Watchdog Slam Pak For "Brazen Censorship" Of News Channels
A global media watchdog has slammed Pakistani authorities over the removal of three television channels from the country's airwaves, saying the move was "indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies" as pressure mounts on journalists in the South Asian nation.
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Pakistan TV Channels Told Not To Air "Indecent" Or "Intimate Scenes"
Pakistani television channels might no longer show "intimate moments between couples" or "bed scenes", the conservative country's media regulator has announced. It complained of too much feminist content and warned that such "bold themes" offend viewers.
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Pakistan Orders TV Channels To Go Off Air During Crackdown On Protests By Hardliners
Pakistani authorities ordered private television channels to go off air on Saturday during a police and paramilitary crackdown on sit-in by religious hardliners in the capital, Islamabad.
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Use Diplomacy, Not Proxies To Pursue Interests, US Tells Pakistan: Report
Pakistan should use diplomacy and not "proxies" that engage in violence to pursue its interests in Afghanistan and elsewhere, US National Security Adviser Lt Gen HR McMaster has said as he criticised the Pakistani leadership for selectively targeting terror groups. Lt Gen McMaster in an interview to Afghan television channel ToloNews appeared to ta...
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Republican Hindu Body Attacks Hillary Clinton As 'Sympathetic' To Pakistan
A Republican Hindu organisation is running anti-Hillary Clinton advertisement on Indian-American television channels, attacking the Democratic presidential candidate as "sympathetic towards Pakistan" and her longtime aide for her Pakistani origin.
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Eros Now Inks Deal With Pakistan's Hum TV
Eros Now will be privy to some of Hum TV's most popular television shows like Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Humsafar and Dastaan
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Pakistani Protesters Clash With Police, Army Secures State TV
Pakistani soldiers and paramilitary forces entered the headquarters of the state television channel PTV in Islamabad on Monday after a crowd of protesters stormed the building and took the channel off the air.
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Pakistan's PTV Channel Back On Air, Under Army Protection
Pakistani protesters pushed closer to the prime minister's house in central Islamabad on Monday in their bid to force his removal and closed down national television after clashes turned violent over the weekend.
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Pakistani TV Channel Geo News Sues Spy Agency Inter-Services Intelligence for Defamation
A Pakistani television channel is suing the powerful spy agency for defamation over accusations of being anti-state, it said on Friday, in a move unprecedented in a country where public criticism of the military is taboo.
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Narendra Modi's Swearing-In Ceremony Shown Live on Pakistan TV Channels
The oath-taking ceremony of Narendra Modi as the 15th Prime Minister of India was shown live by Pakistani television channels highlighting the presence of various high-profile guests, such as Premier Nawaz Sharif, other SAARC leaders, Bollywood stars and corporate bigwigs.
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Global Media Watchdog Slam Pak For "Brazen Censorship" Of News Channels
A global media watchdog has slammed Pakistani authorities over the removal of three television channels from the country's airwaves, saying the move was "indicative of disturbing dictatorial tendencies" as pressure mounts on journalists in the South Asian nation.
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Pakistan TV Channels Told Not To Air "Indecent" Or "Intimate Scenes"
Pakistani television channels might no longer show "intimate moments between couples" or "bed scenes", the conservative country's media regulator has announced. It complained of too much feminist content and warned that such "bold themes" offend viewers.
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Pakistan Orders TV Channels To Go Off Air During Crackdown On Protests By Hardliners
Pakistani authorities ordered private television channels to go off air on Saturday during a police and paramilitary crackdown on sit-in by religious hardliners in the capital, Islamabad.
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Use Diplomacy, Not Proxies To Pursue Interests, US Tells Pakistan: Report
Pakistan should use diplomacy and not "proxies" that engage in violence to pursue its interests in Afghanistan and elsewhere, US National Security Adviser Lt Gen HR McMaster has said as he criticised the Pakistani leadership for selectively targeting terror groups. Lt Gen McMaster in an interview to Afghan television channel ToloNews appeared to ta...
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Republican Hindu Body Attacks Hillary Clinton As 'Sympathetic' To Pakistan
A Republican Hindu organisation is running anti-Hillary Clinton advertisement on Indian-American television channels, attacking the Democratic presidential candidate as "sympathetic towards Pakistan" and her longtime aide for her Pakistani origin.
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Eros Now Inks Deal With Pakistan's Hum TV
Eros Now will be privy to some of Hum TV's most popular television shows like Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Humsafar and Dastaan
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Pakistani Protesters Clash With Police, Army Secures State TV
Pakistani soldiers and paramilitary forces entered the headquarters of the state television channel PTV in Islamabad on Monday after a crowd of protesters stormed the building and took the channel off the air.
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Pakistan's PTV Channel Back On Air, Under Army Protection
Pakistani protesters pushed closer to the prime minister's house in central Islamabad on Monday in their bid to force his removal and closed down national television after clashes turned violent over the weekend.
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Pakistani TV Channel Geo News Sues Spy Agency Inter-Services Intelligence for Defamation
A Pakistani television channel is suing the powerful spy agency for defamation over accusations of being anti-state, it said on Friday, in a move unprecedented in a country where public criticism of the military is taboo.
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Narendra Modi's Swearing-In Ceremony Shown Live on Pakistan TV Channels
The oath-taking ceremony of Narendra Modi as the 15th Prime Minister of India was shown live by Pakistani television channels highlighting the presence of various high-profile guests, such as Premier Nawaz Sharif, other SAARC leaders, Bollywood stars and corporate bigwigs.
