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Fahad Mustafa to star in with Mahira Khan

The marvelous Mahira Khan and fabulous Fahad Mustafa are to be seen together in the upcoming movie “Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad”. It is going to be a remarkable yet the most sensational collab because they haven’t shared a big screen ever before. But both stars shared desire to work together many times earlier but couldn’t get a chance, but this time they are ready to entertain their fans.

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“Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad” is a Film Wala Pictures production by renowned filmmakers Nabeel Qureshi and Fizza Ali Meerza. It was earlier announced to be released in the year 2020 but the dates aren’t revealed yet because of pandemic situation. The film is starring two big names from the Pakistani film industry, Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan, the audience eagerly awaits the release with impatience.

The genre of the film is going to be action-comedy and the title “Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad” reveals that it is a patriotic film. Fahad Mustafa is known for his hit and blockbuster movies like (Na maloom afrad 1, Na maloom afrad 2 and Actor in law) this time he is surely going to give a new kick to his fans while Mahira Khan is known for her charm and exceptional acting skills that even led him to Bollywood. Let’s see if this duo is going to be the next favorite of Pakistani audience or not.

Is Mahira Khan heroin of Fahad Mustafa in “Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad”?

It’s the most confusing question regarding the characters of both stars. The filmmakers revealed a little about the character of Fahad Mustafa while the character of Mahira Khan is still unrevealed. We know that Fahad Mustafa is going to play the leading character of a scandalous police cop, but the character of Mahira Khan is still suspicious. If we shed a little light on her character we can conclude that she’ll act in opposition to Fahad Mustafa’s character it means either of them is a villain.

Was Mahira Khan excited to work with Fahad Mustafa?

Mahira Khan in an interview told BBC Urdu that she was always willing to work with Fahad Mustafa and even got offers but the timing was never right. This is like her wish coming true that both stars have worked together in this movie and now the movie is in the post-production period and maybe it’ll be released after the pandemic situation eases.

Whereas, Fahad Mustafa is not much into the interviews, and he shares a little about his feelings working with other actors/actresses that’s why we don’t know if he was excited or not about starring with Mahira Khan for the first time.

Are people excited about the release of “Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad”?

Undoubtedly, this is the most awaited movie for the fans of Mahira Khan and Fahad Mustafa because their fans are already crazy about it. Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan from time to time post tweets about the movie and the response of the public is always excellent. When the first poster of the movie was revealed by both actors with cheesy caption lines their fans retweeted with WOW comments. let’s see if the film becomes another record-breaking blockbuster of Fahad Mustafa or not.

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Meet #Malala, an extreme dilute black male from the #SuffragettePups! Malala is named after Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani activist for female education. Malala created the Malala Fund, which “breaks down the barriers preventing more than 130 million girls around the world from going to school.” Malala was born on July 12, 1997 in Mingora Pakistan. Her father was determined to ensure that she would have every opportunity a boy would. He ran a school for girls in their village until 2008. When the Taliban took control of their town, they banned many things, like owning a television, and punished those harshly when they were disobeyed. They also barred girls from going to school. So at 11, Malala had to say goodbye to her classmates. In early 2009, Malala began to speak out publicly on a blog under a pseudonym for the BBC Urdu. She detailed her life during the Taliban occupation, gave interviews in print and on television. She was nominated for the International Children’s PEace Prize, by Desmond Tutu. All this would change on October 9, 2012. While riding a bus after an exam, a masked gunman boarded the bus and asked, “Who is Malala?”. Then, he shot her in the left side of her head in an attempt to assassinate her. She was hit in the head and remained unconscious, and in critical condition. Once her condition improved, she was transferred to Birmingham, UK. In 2014, after months of surgeries she joined her family in their new home in the UK. Despite the attempt on her life, Malala continued to speak out for girls’ right to an education, and she established the Malala Fund. In December 2014, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, becoming the youngest ever Nobel laureate. Everyday Malala is fighting to ensure all girls receive 12 years of free, safe, quality education. She is currently studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Oxford. Malala travels to different countries, has been awarded an honorary Canadian citizenship, and continues her activism to this day. “Together, we can create a world where all girls can learn and lead.” Thank you for joining us and #LearningWithHamsters. Sources: https://www.malala.org/malalas-story https://www.instagram.com/p/BtJhiuVAkoL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gsd6r6e5y5ow

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In Afghan Negotiations On Peace, Malala Yousafzai Cannot Compromise On Women's Rights

Education campaigner Malala Yousafzai from Pakistan believes that in delayed Afghan peace talks no compromise can be made on the rights of women.

In an interview with CNN, the Nobel laureate discussed the importance of female voices globally and her new digital platform assembly.

Assemble is the Pakistani education promoter’s online digital journal, aimed at enhancing women’s and girls’ tales throughout the globe.

The digital weekly provides a platform and a voice for women and girls and covers a wide variety of subjects such as recycling, social standards, structural racism, mental health, and climate change. Malala wants to hear the tales of women who overcome these challenges.

She told CNN and our readers that reading the stories of these wonderful girls was unbelievable.

“They [females and girls] not only talk about their issues but how they battle them.”

The 23-year-old was a renowned campaigner in Pakistan’s Swat area against the prohibition of Taliban girl education. Before she became famous, Malala had been a BBC Urdu blogger, the first forum to express her thoughts.

At the age of eleven, the noble laureate stated she was glad to tell her experience.

“We regularly hear girls’ tales about the difficulties they face, but the material is extremely restricted and adults often tell us. We don’t hear young girls’ voices and don’t hear from them directly and we don’t hear much about how to combat them as well.”

In the peace talks in Afghanistan, Malala stressed the prioritization and advocacy of the nations participating in the discussions for women’s safety, education rights, and political rights.

Read Also: Malala Yousafzai is featured on the cover of the latest issue of Vogue magazine

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Youm-e-Shahadat Hazrat Umar-e-Farooq [RadhiAllahu Anhu] | یکم محرم الحرام یوم شہادت

Youm-e-Shahadat Hazrat Umar-e-Farooq [RadhiAllahu Anhu] | یکم محرم الحرام یوم شہادت | Urdu Article | By Hafiz Ifrahim

Youm-E-Shahadat Hazrat Umar-E-Farooq [RadhiAllahu Anhu] یکم محرم الحرام یوم شہادت

Youm-E-Shahadat Hazrat Umar-E-Farooq [RadhiAllahu Anhu] |By Hafiz Ifrahim | امیر المومنین ،خلیفۃ المسلمین حضرت سیدنا عمر بن خطاب رضی اللہ عنہ کی پیدائش مکۃ المکرمہ میں واقعہ فیل سے تیرہ سال بعد قبیلہ بنو عدی میں خطاب بن نفیل کے گھر ہوئی۔ آپؓ ��حابی رسول اور مسلمانوں کے دوسرے خلیفہ راشد ہیں۔ آپؓ کا شمار عشرے مبشرہ…

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World news is the frequent news terminology for global news regarding a particular area, a nation or even a global subject. It can also be used to describe the coverage of news by media other than newspapers. Examples of these worldwide news stories include global business, Hollywood gossip, and political events. In the USA, a number of the most watched TV shows and programs will be news broadcasts from leading networks like CNN and The BBC.

There are several global news agencies in the uk offering television coverage of world events. These contain the BBC World Service, the BBC Persia TV channel, and RTS World. A few of those channels broadcast in different languages, such as Urdu and Hindi. The BBC provides on-line software that enable users to access their broadcasts on the web. This is one reason the United States and United Kingdom are one of the world's biggest television audiences.

The United Kingdom's BBC supplies online websites for users to adhere to the most recent news reports. This has caused a boost in audience because of its foreign correspondents of the BBC. A Lot of People in the United States follow the politics and world events through the BBC. Foreign correspondents can report on breaking news anywhere in the world because of their connections with different government and non-government sources.

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Coverage of world events through news agencies and internet sites from throughout the globe has increased tremendously with the opening up of China. The People's Republic of China is one of the world's fastest growing economy. Many news organizations have expanded their reporting of China to comprise its own cities, provinces, and people. Beijing, by way of example, has been contained in the news organizations.

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Imran Khan Biography: Early Life, Education, Net Worth, Assets, Controversies, Cricket and Political Career

The 22nd and current Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi is a cricketer turned government official. He was brought into the world on October 5, 1952, and is likewise the director of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Imran Khan prior to going into governmental issues, Khan was an International Cricketer and Captain of the Pakistan Cricket Team which he prompted Pakistan's triumph in 1992 Cricket World Cup

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Imran Khan: Birth and Family

history of imran khan Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi was destined to a Pashtun group of Mianwali in Lahore on October 5, 1952, to Ikramullah Khan Niazi and Shaukat Khanum. Imran Khan was the lone child of the couple and has four sisters.

mran Khan has a place with Pashtun identity and Niazi clan. Haibat Khan Niazi, one of Imran Khan's predecessors, was Sher Shah Suri's driving general and the legislative leader of Punjab.

Imran Khan's mom hails from the Pashtun clan of Burki which has given a few effective cricketers in Pakistan's set of experiences. His cousins Javed Burki and Majid Khan are additionally the effective cricketers of Pakistan. Imran Khan is additionally a relative of the Sufi fighter artist Pir Roshan.

Imran Khan: Education

Imran Khan got his previous training at Aitchison College and Cathedral School in Lahore and afterward the Royal Grammar School in Worcester and dominated in cricket. In the year 1972, he got himself joined up with Keble College, Oxford and graduated in 1975 in Philosophy, Politics and Economics.

Imran Khan: Cricket Career

Imran Khan began playing cricket at 13 years old and made his five star cricket debut at the age 16 in Lahore. From 1970-71, he began playing for his host groups - Lahore A, Lahore B, Lahore Greens and Lahore.

At 18 years old, Imran Khan made his presentation for the Pakistan National Cricket Team and played against England in 1971 at Edgbaston. In August 1974, Khan made his presentation in One day International (ODI) and played against England at Trent Bridge. In the wake of moving on from Oxford, Khan got back to Pakistan in the year 1976 and began playing for all time in Pakistan National Cricket Team and played against New Zealand and Australia. He met Tony Greig on his West Indies visit. Tony marked Imran Khan for Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket.

In a quick bowling challenge at Perth in the year 1978, he came third bowling at 139.7 km/h abandoning Dennis Lillee, Garth Le Roux and Andy Roberts while Jeff Thomson and Michael Holding were still in front of Khan.

In 1970, he turned into a pioneer of 'switch swing' bowling method. He conferred his mystery stunt to Pakistan's bowling team Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis.

In 1982, Khan took 62 wickets in 9 Test matches at 13.29 each. In January 1983, he accomplished a Test bowling rating of 992 focuses playing against India.

Imran Khan accomplished the second-quickest all-rounder's triple in 75 tests- - making sure about 3000 runs in 300 wickets. Ian Botham holds the quickest record of all-rounders triple. Khan has additionally accomplished the second-most elevated record-breaking batting normal of 61.86 for a Test batsman- - playing at position 6 in the batting request.

Imran Khan played his last Test coordinate in January 1992 against Sri Lanka at Faisalabad. Khan resigned from cricket after Pakistan's notable success in 1992 World Cup last against England in Melbourne Australia.

Imran Khan has played 88 Test matches, 126 innings and scored 3807 runs with 6 centuries and 18 fifties as a batsman while as a bowler he stepped through 362 wickets in Exam matches turning into Pakistan's first and world's fourth bowler. In ODI, he played 175 matches and scored 3709 runs as a batsman and as a bowler he took 6 wickets for 14 runs, establishing a precedent for the best bowler in ODI innings in a losing cause. In Test cricket, his most noteworthy score was 136 and in ODI his most noteworthy score was 102 not out.

In 1982, Imran Khan succeeded Javed Miandad turning into the chief of Pakistan cricket crew. Imran Khan played 48 Test matches (Pakistan won 14, lost 8 and 26 were drawn) and 139 ODI's (Pakistan won 77, lost 57 and just one match was drawn) as a skipper.

Imran Khan: Post-retirement from cricket

Imran Khan after his retirement from the cricket conceded that he sporadically scratched the ball and lifted the crease. In the year 1996, Khan effectively protected himself in a criticism activity delivered by a previous English chief and all-rounder Ian Botham and batsman Allan Lamb. They guaranteed that Khan had called the two cricketers "bigot, not well taught and ailing in class" and was engaged with ball-altering. Khan fought that he had been misquoted, saying that he was guarding himself in the wake of having conceded that he altered the ball in a district coordinate 18 years prior. Imran Khan won the criticism case, which the appointed authority marked a "total pointless activity", with a 10–2 larger part choice by the jury.

Post-retirement, Imran Khan composed a few assessment pieces for different papers - Guardian, The Independent, Telegraph, and so on He has likewise seemed a few times as a cricket reporter on a few Asian and British games organizations - BBC Urdu, TEN games, and so forth He has likewise given the match outlines to each Cricket World Cup since 1992.

On November 23, 2005, he was named as the chancellor of University of Bradford. On February 26, 2014, the University glided a movement to eliminate Imran Khan as a chancellor because of his nonappearance from each graduation service since 2010. Later on, on November 2014, Khan ventured down as the chancellor refering to his expanding political responsibilities.

Imran Khan: Political Career

Imran Khan was offered the political situations during his cricket vocation - the then President of Pakistan Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq offered him a political situation in Pakistan Muslim League (PML), previous Prime Miniter of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif additionally welcomed him to join his ideological group, which he declined.

In 1994, Khan joined a gathering drove by the previous ISI ( Inter-Services Intelligence) boss Hamid Gul and Muhammad Ali Durrani who was head of Pasban, a breakaway youth wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan.

On April 25, 1996, Imran Khan established his own gathering Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and challenged races for the seat of National Assembly of Pakistan in 1997 Pakistani general political race as an applicant of PTI. He challenged more than two voting demographics however lost the political race.

Imran Khan upheld General Pervez Musharraf's military upset in 1999 and accepted that he will end debasement. In 2002, he was likewise offered the Prime Ministerial post by General Musharraf however turned down the offer.

On October 2, 2007, Khan joined 85 different MPs to leave the Parliament fighting the official political decision which General Musharraf was challenging without leaving as Army Chief. After General Musharraf announced a crisis in Pakistan, Khan was put under house capture on November 3, 2007. Be that as it may, he later figured out how to get away and joined understudy fight at University of Punjab on November 14 where he was caught and abused by the understudy activists. He was later captured from the dissent and was shipped off Dera Ghazi Khan prison in Punjab yet was delivered following a couple of days.

On October 30, 2011, Khan tended to countless allies in Lahore and on December 25, 2011, in Karachi on the difficult approaches of the public authority.

On April 21, 2013, Imran Khan dispatched his PR lobbies for 2013 Pakistan races. Khan tended to public gatherings in various pieces of the nation - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Seraiki belt urban communities, and so forth He reported that his gathering will present a uniform arrangement of training where the rich and helpless will have similar chances. He finished his mission by tending to allies of Islamabad by means of a video where he was lying on a medical clinic bed in Lahore because of his head wounds after he tumbled from a forklift at the edge of the stage.

On May 11, 2013, races were held in Pakistan and Pakistan Muslim League (N) won with a greater part. Nonetheless, PTI arose as the second-biggest gathering in Karachi and won 30 straightforwardly chose parliamentary seats. PTI turned into the third-biggest gathering in National Assembly after Pakistan People's Party.

PTI dipped the hostility hit Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and framed common government and introduced a tax-exempt, even spending plan for the Financial Year 2013-14.

Imran Khan was of the assessment that fear monger exercises can be halted in Pakistan through discourse and offered to open an office in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa territory. He charged US when they murdered Hakimullah Mehsud (Talibani Leader) which prompted the aggravation in Pakistan and requested the public authority to impede NATO supply line in reprisal.

On November 14, 2013, Khan requested for the excusal of Ministers of Qaumi Watan Party (QWP) and requested Chief Minister Pervez Khan Khattak to end the coalition with QWP. Bakht Baidar and Ibrar Hussain Kamoli of QWP who were clergymen for Manpower and Industry and Forest and Environment separately were excused and Chief Minister excused Yousuf Ayub Khan, Minister for Communication and Works of PTI over his phony degree.

Imran Khan: 2018 Pakistan General Election

Imran Khan challenged from 5 bodies electorate in 2018 Pakistan General Elections. He turned into the primary individual throughout the entire existence of Pakistan who challenged and won in all the 5 electorates. Beforehand, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who challenged from four voting demographics won in three of every 1970.

In May 2018, PTI reported a 100-day plan for the future government- - the production of another territory in Southern Punjab, optimizing of the consolidation of Federally Administered Tribal Areas into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the improvement of peace circumstance in Karachi, and advancement of relations with Baloch political pioneers.

Imran Khan: Victory discourse subsequent to winning 2018 decisions

After his triumph in 2018 Pakistan General Election, Khan laid a few strategies for his future government and expressed that he will assemble Pakistan as a

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If the English market is tough for serious players in Indian journalism, keeping the head above the water in the languages is a humongous challenge. So immense, so expensive, and so impossible is the task of attracting readers and viewers, and keeping them engaged with quality content, that nearly nobody is attempting to do it.

The British Broadcasting Corporation is a stand-out exception.

In an arena filled with itsy-bitsy, tits-and-ass, click-bait majors—madly chasing eyeballs with the fake, frothy and frivolous; and conning agencies, advertisers (and themselves) with eye-popping numbers of “uniques”—BBC is an isle of calm. Quietly doing what it does best—journalism—and leaving audiences informed and empowered.

Rupa Jha is head of BBC Languages in India, responsible for content in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati and Punjabi. Her mandate: to enhance the “strength, depth, range and quality” of all BBC multimedia output, words mostly alien to bottomline-obsessed managers, in a mad race to the bottom.

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Q: How does BBC as an international broadcaster view the Indian language market?

Rupa Jha: The BBC has been working in Hindi, Tamil, Urdu and Bengali for more than seven decades. It recently decided to expand its portfolio to realise the potential of a wider language market. Hence, the creation of BBC news services in Telugu, Punjabi, Gujarati and Marathi.

Obviously, the language market in India is extremely crowded, with more than 900 TV channels, thousands of websites and hundreds of radio stations, but it struck us that there was a place for a brand known for credibility, trust and a world view; a brand that could challenge the status quo and be a strong counterweight to the rising challenge of fake news and the “echo chamber” effect.

The four new languages services were launched in 2017, following a “digital-first” strategy supported by a partner-based TV presence. It was the biggest expansion of the BBC in India, since the 1940s.  We hired around 150 new staff and created a state-of-the-art production hub, making Delhi the second biggest BBC bureau after Nairobi.

The bureau also houses two new, ultra-modern TV studios, giving our new TV programmes a fresh look and presentation that stands out for high production values and distinctive story telling. We also have five satellite offices where small teams shoot, edit and produce local content at the state level.

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BBC’s “news needs wheel”

Q: What does the Indian language viewer, listener, surfer look for from BBC’s various language services that she doesn’t get from established legacy players?

Rupa Jha: The regional market is dominated by hyper-local content. So the content strategy of the BBC in this market of languages is to make a differentiated offer and become a trusted window for people to understand the place of India in the world.

Original content is at the centre of this strategy with a special focus on serving underserved audiences such as the young and women.

We aim to drive audience growth by expanding our traditional appeal amongst “news connoisseurs” into a wider group of “news nibblers”.

Our research told us that local players tend to focus their news coverage mainly on the “what” and “when” but there is little effort being made to explain the “why”.  This helped us to develop a model we call our “news needs wheel”.

This showed that audiences wanted the BBC to provide perspective and context, together with stories that educate, inspire and offer solutions. We use this model not only to tell international stories but also to help develop narratives on the local by stepping back and looking at the big picture.

Based on our understanding of “news needs”, our content strategy is to decode national/regional stories for all language audiences and help generate an interest in news that is beyond hyperlocal.

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Q: What does BBC do in the languages that Indian media houses can’t, won’t, don’t? How does it approach Bharat?

Rupa Jha: We believe the BBC stands out for its values and principles. BBC editorial guidelines are the same for all operations, whether based in the UK or outside. The DNA of the organisation is our editorial values.

Trust is the foundation of the BBC.

“We are independent, impartial and honest.

“We are truthful and fair in all our dealings.

“We make decisions based on our values, stick by them and take responsibility for them.

“We behave with integrity and do what we say we’re going to do.

“We take pride in that and ensure that we don’t get seduced by a desire to be the first to break news, something that can easily cost your credibility.”

We acknowledge that the BBC in India is not the first port of call for people. Our assumption is that what they do want from us is analysis and explanation of an event.

We have a huge loyal audience in rural India and we ensure that we cater to that segment of society through our editorial agenda. Because of this we have a specific focus on marginalised communities, women, farmers and stories of human rights, development and justice.

A good example is presented by this current election period. We have been running a month of special output called “Reality Check” where the promises made by the political class and those in power is being assessed. We do regular fact-check stories, busting the fake news.

# We have also had special coverage around Muslims in India called “Being Muslim in India” and we cover stories around caste identity regularly.

# We had a season in Marathi called Ambedkar and Me, showcasing stories of successful Dalit entrepreneurs.

# We have featured stories of women from across the country, under the banner “BBCShe”, stories of choices men and women made called “His choice” and “Her choice”.

# We have also committed ourselves to deliver strong contextual coverage of Kashmir—for example, we had a series of stories from the region based around looking at violence through the eyes of children.

# We also have a special focus on tribal issues. Our recent coverage of Pulwama and aftermath is a case in point where we worked hard to ensure neutrality and balance in coverage based on facts.

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Q: It used to be said that Indians looked at and listened to BBC for its credibility. Is that still the case after the growth of homegrown media? How do you achieve this? What are the tell-tale signs of a fake story for you?

Rupa Jha: Yes, of course. Credibility is the tag that has helped us grow in the market. We work hard on the training of all our full-time journalists and stringers to ensure they fully understand our editorial guidelines so that they understand the BBC way of reporting. This training is a continuous process and takes up a significant part of our budget.

We also have a very strong system of editorial checks and balances. All our language services cross-check and triangulate their stories, and also liaise with the London headquarters through a central planning desk which also ensures that there is a flow of news that is checked and verified. We have standing instructions not to run stories unless there are two independent sources or if we have our own direct sources.

On top of all the above principles and practices, we fact-check stories daily, mostly viral stories. We have also invested resources in a lot of “on-the-ground, eye-witness reporting” at a time when other Indian media have been reducing the amount they do.

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Q: As the head of BBC languages in India, what does your work entail, how many people do you lead, how do you go about spotting and farming out stories, what kind of stories do you like, etc?

Rupa Jha: My job is to coordinate and oversee the whole of the BBC languages operation in India and to be a vital link to BBC HQ in London. I directly manage ten Service Leads and make sure staff across services in Delhi are properly managed, recruited and developed. As head, it is my task to ensure that there is a strong, creative culture across the bureau, that every member of staff understands clearly what we are doing and who we are doing it for.

My aim is to ensure all services provide a distinctive offering to the Indian market, with a focus on original and solutions-based journalism, mobile-first content, social media engagement and a mixture of news and near news content. I also have to make sure we are optimising our content on every platform and in each language.

We leverage our strength in international news to report Indian news with a global context, i.e. stories that will compare Indian issues to those in the rest of the world and global stories that are made relevant to an Indian audience. To attract new audiences to the BBC, the new services address diverse content needs of the youth and female audiences and deliver the quality, independent journalism that is lacking in this market.

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Q: There are thousands studying journalism especially in the languages. What would you advise them about the way forward? How can they equip themselves to work for the BBC some day? Can they freelance for you?

Rupa Jha: I feel the language scene in journalism is flourishing. Digital is the way forward, so take the plunge. Whatever format you work in, understand that a good story is a good story. Understanding the eco-system where we operate is vital.

We don’t ONLY look for those who have a degree in journalism. For the BBC that’s not the only consideration because we feel if you are curious and passionate and can tell a good story, you can become a journalist.

It’s a fantastic profession which needs people with courage, imagination and conviction. They can surely freelance for us by sending their CV and work sample to us.

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Photograph: courtesy Rupa Jha

Slides: courtesy WAN-IFRA

News connoisseurs to news nibblers: how BBC is approaching journalism in Indian languages with five words fast disappearing from our ‘bhasha’: trust, credibility, strength, depth, quality If the English market is tough for serious players in Indian journalism, keeping the head above the water in the languages is a humongous challenge. 1,663 more words

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Chishty Mujahid

Chishty Mujahid, an articulate and authoritative cricket commentator, is a law graduate from Cambridge University. His love for the game began early in his childhood when he watched the 1952 Pakistani Team under Abdul Hafeez Kardar play at New Delhi and Lucknow. A frequent visitor to tests in England during his student days in the late 1960s, he became a commentator renowned for being both articulate and knowledgeable description and analysis of the game. With Radio Pakistan and Pakistan TV and Hum.Fm he has toured Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Australia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, England, New Zealand and Sharjah. He has worked in high profile jobs in various national and International companies. Chishty Mujahid is a well-known figure in Pakistani cricket journalism and broadcasting. Born in 1944 in New Delhi, British India, he was educated at Karachi Grammar School, National College Karachi, Selwyn College Cambridge (Law Tripos 1966) and the Middle Temple London. He played cricket at school, college and club levels as a middle order batsman, a right arm leg break and googly bowler and an agile and reliable fielder. He started Radio commentaries in 1967 and TV commentaries on Pakistan Television (PTV) in 1970. Mujahid has also commentated for and appeared on Doordarshan - India, Rupavahini, MTV & TNL - Sri Lanka, Worldtel, TWI, Sony, South African Broadcasting Corp, CricInfo, BBC Urdu, Hum FM (UAE), Yes FM, Sri Lanka. He has covered, and written on cricket for newspapers such as the Dawn, Frontier Post, Morning News, The News (all Pakistani English Dailies) for the World of Cricket and The Cricketer Magazine (Pakistan), and the Khaleej Times (UAE). Mujahid wrote the commentary for a pictorial cricket biography of Imran Khan - "An Eye on Imran". He was nominated for the Best Sports Commentator award for PTV three years in a row 1985, 1986 and 1987 winning the Award in 1986. He also won the PBC (Radio Pakistan) best cricket commentator award for 1999 and the PBC Excellence Award 2001. He was conferred the President’s Award for Pride of Performance in the Honours List of 14 August, 2003.

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Independence Day of Pakistan 2020 | یوم تشکر

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Independence Day of Pakistan 2020 | By Ayesha Siddiqui |  پھر ولولہ ہے شور ہے ، جشن آزادی کے اطوار ہی کچھ اور ہیں.ابھی چند روز بعد تحتر برس کا ہوجائے گا یہ ملک نامدار اور ہمارہ رب سے کیا ہوا وعدہ بھی۔اس وعدے کا بھی خیال ہے یا آج پھر سے یادہانی کروائی جائے۔

چوہدری رحمت علی کے تخلیق کردہ اسم “پاکستان” کو جب منظوری سے نوازہ گیا تھا ، اس وقت مومنوں کا جوش و…

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There are several global news agencies in the uk that provide television coverage of world events. These include the BBC World Service, the BBC Persia TV channel, and RTS World. Some of those channels broadcast in different languages, such as Urdu and Hindi. The BBC provides web-based applications that enable users to access their broadcasts online. That is one reason that the United States and United Kingdom are one of the world's biggest television viewers.

The United Kingdom's BBC provides online sites for users to adhere to the latest news reports. This has caused a boost in viewers for the foreign correspondents of the BBC. A Lot of People in the USA follow the politics and world events through the BBC. Foreign correspondents are able to report on breaking information anywhere in the world due to their contacts with various government and non-government sources.

Many other global news organizations run through cable tv. Most of the US television viewers prefer to watch the popular BBC shows as opposed to other popular cable tv stations. Many planet news organizations and global news agencies are funded through national or regional governments, such as the United States National Endowment for Journalism, United Kingdom's Department of Media, and Canada's Department of Canadian Press.

Coverage of world events through news agencies and internet sites from throughout the world has increased tremendously with the opening up of China. The People's Republic of China is one of the world's fastest growing economy. Many news organizations have expanded their coverage of China to comprise its cities, states, and people. Beijing, by way of example, has been included in the information organizations.

As a result, coverage of events taking place in Beijing, including the Great Wall, Qiwan Mountains, the Karakoram highway, the Tibetans, and the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region have traveled to Pakistan, India, Dubai, India, Japan, Egypt, Russia, and Several other countries. Coverage of Jerusalem has also traveled into the United States. In fact, some international news organizations now report on Jerusalem as a separate entity from Israel. This is particularly true in Arab nations. Coverage of the unrest in Kashmir and Indian Ocean island regions have also traveled to Pakistan, India, and China.

From early times until the nineteenth century, correspondents went to the court of the dukes of Farenas in China, reporting on palace gossip and political affairs. After the emperors of China dispersed their authorities into the different counties, they made correspondents from every county to oversee government business http://happytrisha255.tearosediner.net/will-yeshiva-world-news-ever-die in each area. The Beijing correspondents lasted this role for more than a century. The Beijing correspondents were later succeeded by assignment and consulate clerks. Mission and consulate clerks frequently travelled to India, Nepal, and also the other East Asian nations.

Today, there are many overseas correspondents and correspondences personnel based at the capital of China, Beijing. They're discharged to many countries and to a variety of places in order to cover all the major happenings. They report to their headquarters and to their companies. They're also closely tracked by the Chinese censorship. Some Chinese citizens often criticize the US for not supplying more manpower to their satellite TV station in Beijing, which then, has threatened to sue the US for not granting the Chinese request to broadcast into the Chinese territory.

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Nuniba Mazari, The Iron Lady of Pakistan

Muniba Mazari (Urdu: منیبہ مزاری‬‎; born 3 March 1987) is a Pakistani artist, model, activist, motivational speaker, singer, social reformer and television host. She uses a wheelchair due to injuries sustained in a car accident at the age of 21 which makes her Pakistan's first wheelchair-using model. She is also the National Ambassador for UN Women Pakistan.

Muniba Mazari is lovingly referred to as the Iron Lady of Pakistan. And for all the right reasons.

At the age of 21, Muniba was left paralyzed from the hip down after surviving a tragic car accident. Her backbone was crushed and she sustained multiple fractures to her arm, shoulder, ribs and collarbone. Doctors told her that she would be unable to walk, paint, or give birth; this left her devastated and questioning her existence in the world.

“…that day I decided that I’m going to live life for myself. I am not going to be that perfect person for someone. I am just going to take this moment and I will make it perfect for myself, that I’m going to fight my fears.”

In her powerful and inspiring speech, Muniba shares coming to terms with her new purpose while being confined to a bed for two years.

Nine years later, her inspirational story continues to touch people all over the world. Muniba was named one of BBC’s “100 Most Inspirational Women in 2015” and featured in Forbes’ “30 under 30” the following year.

“You know, when you end up being on the wheelchair, what’s the most painful thing. People think that they will not be accepted by the people because we in the world perfect people are imperfects. So I decided to appear more in public.”

Her presence in Pakistan continues to grow as she works as an anchor at Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV). She has also worked on campaigns for Toni&Guy and refuses to portray herself as a victim of circumstance. A firm believer in ‘turning adversity into opportunity’, this 29-year-old has made it her mission to inspire the same in others.

As Pakistan’s first wheelchair-using artist and first female Goodwill Ambassador, Muniba continues to model, speak and sing, proving that determination always trumps hardship.

If you want to learn more about Maniba Manzari, her art, public appearances and more, here’s

Early life

Muniba Mazari is of Baloch background.In 2007, Muniba was in a car accident where she sustained multiple injuries including a spinal cord injury which left her paraplegic. Along with philanthropic efforts, she has established her brand known as Muniba's Canvas with the slogan Let Your Walls Wear Colors. Her medium is acrylics on canvas.

Career

Muniba Mazari, who currently serves as the National Ambassador for UN Women Pakistan and has participated as a motivational speaker at various conferences and forums, her first break being TEDx Islamabad. She is one of the two Pakistanis to be named BBCs 100 most inspirational women in 2015, and works as an occasional anchor at PTV, being their first wheelchair-using anchor. Additionally, Muniba is the first wheelchair-using model for the Toni & Guy chain of hairdressing salons in Pakistan, featured in Forbes 30 under 30 in 2016, and head of CSR for Chughtai Labs.

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Voting has begun in Pakistan after an election campaign overshadowed by concerns of manipulation and violence.

Nearly 106 million people are registered to vote for members of the lower house of parliament and four provincial assemblies.

The PTI party of former star cricketer Imran Khan is hoping to beat ex-leader Nawaz Sharif’s PML-N.

But the Human Rights Commission says there have been “blatant” attempts to manipulate the polls.

Hundreds of thousands of troops will be deployed to secure the ballot, which opened at 08:00 (03:00 GMT). Votes will be cast for 272 National Assembly seats that are directly contestable.

Pakistan is no stranger to political turmoil and the last few months have proved no exception. The man who won the last election is watching this contest from prison, after a scandal stemming from the Panama Papers led to Mr Sharif being jailed for corruption.

In an interview with BBC Urdu on Monday, the former prime minister’s daughter Maryam Nawaz – who was arrested last month with her father on related charges – criticised the all-powerful military.

“When a prime minister refuses to put down his head and do their [the military’s] bidding, they pull him down with four things; get a religious fatwa issued against him, call him a traitor, call him a friend of India, or call him corrupt. They use these things against every elected prime minister,” she said.

In the eastern city of Lahore, the first person to enter a polling station was female business executive Maryum Arif, who told AFP she planned to vote for the incumbent PML-N as it had “served Pakistan.”

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Image caption A woman casts her vote at a polling station in Islamabad

Women in Pakistan have the right to vote though many are unable to exercise this right, with many who live in socially conservative areas pressured into not voting.

Authorities are trying to change this by saying that at least 10% of voters in each constituency must be women in order for the results to be valid.

What’s the context?

Pakistan has been ruled on and off by the military during its 71-year history. This election is significant because it will mark only the second time that one civilian government has handed power to another after serving a full term.

But the run-up to the vote has been controversial.

The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) complains of a targeted crackdown by the powerful security establishment, with the alleged help of the courts, in favour of Imran Khan and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).

On Sunday, a judge in the High Court of Islamabad appeared to back up that allegation, saying that the military Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) organisation had been interfering in the judiciary.

Several PML-N candidates also say they have been coerced to switch to the PTI, and nearly 17,000 party members are facing criminal cases over breaking unspecified election rules. The Pakistani military denies interfering in politics.

Independent media, meanwhile, say there have been blatant attempts to muzzle them. There are also serious concerns about the participation of internationally designated militants in the election process.

For all these reasons, the human rights commission has said there are “ample grounds” to question the legitimacy of the polls, “with alarming implications for Pakistan’s transition to an effective democracy”.

Has Imran Khan’s time come?

By M Ilyas Khan, BBC News, Islamabad

As the early voters queue up outside polling stations, the question on everyone’s mind will be whether Mr Khan will be the next prime minister.

He entered politics in the late 1990s when memories of Pakistan’s cricketers winning the World Cup were still fresh. But only in 2013 did his party emerge as a serious contender, with its leader touted as a harbinger of change out to fight corruption.

He lost by a wide margin, but has continued to lead what many see as a divisive campaign.

This election is the closest he’s ever got to being prime minister. Will that happen? Or will the PML-N stay the largest party after a sympathy wave by voters for the man he helped oust?

Who are the main candidates?

The election is generally seen as a contest between the PML-N and the PTI.

Nawaz Sharif – a 68-year-old three-time PM – was convicted by an anti-corruption court and sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison. He was disqualified from office last year by the Supreme Court after the Panama Papers leak revealed his family’s ownership of several luxury flats in London.

Sharif returned from London earlier this month with his daughter, Maryam, and both were arrested. Their appeal hearings will not be held until after the vote.

Sharif’s brother, the former governor of Punjab province, Shehbaz Sharif, 66, is now leading the party.

But Imran Khan and his PTI have been rising in the polls. Mr Khan, 65, told the BBC last week that his opponents will “lose because of their track record” when in power.

The country’s best-known opposition politician, who is running on an anti-corruption ticket, has denied colluding with the military. Analysts say he will have to make serious inroads in Punjab province – a PML-N stronghold – in order to win the vote.

The PPP party of assassinated former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto is widely expected to come third.

Now fronted by Ms Bhutto’s son, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, a 29-year-old Oxford University graduate, the party is promising to create a “peaceful, progressive, prosperous, democratic Pakistan”.

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