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Daily Jang: Pakistan
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As reported in daily Jang, the ameer of Jamaat Islami, Qazi Hussain Ahmad, said that a few Westernised women are protesting against the religious extremists to please the Americans. These protests are creating discord among the Muslims’ unity. The Western embassies in Pakistan are funding these NGOs and Westernised women to create the atmosphere of a clash of civilisations in Pakistan.
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The RSS mouthpiece and Pakistan daily Jang have joined hands to organize a competition of 500-word essays on ‘what should be the agenda for the forthcoming Vajpayee-Musharraf talks. The contest was being held by the hardline RSS mouthpiece and conservative Jang as a confidence-building measure between the two countries before the summit. The last date for submitting entries has been set for July 4.
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As reported in daily Jang, the ex-captain of Pakistan cricket team Imran Khan sent legal notice against Sarfraz Nawaz for his allegations and said that Sarfraz Nawaz’s mouth is rented by people and is being used after the World Cup. He said Sarfraz’s allegations of betting on Javed Miandad, he and now the Pakistan cricket team has brought bad reputation for Pakistan in the international press.
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The most recent confirmed incident occurred Thursday in the offices of Daily Jang, Pakistan's largest Urdu-language newspaper, based in the port city of Karachi. A reporter opened a press release and discovered a packet of white powder. Pakistani police say the powder tested positive for anthrax spores, but ... far no Jang employee has tested positive for exposure. As a precaution, Pakistan's health ministry ordered a second test of the supposed anthrax powder.
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In 1939, the late Mir Khalil-ur-Rahman launched the Daily Jang from Delhi. Last month, his son was in town seeking partners to distribute his one-year-old Geo TV channel, a private news and entertainment channel that uplinks from Dubai. Mir Shakil-ur- Rahman is chief executive and editor-in-chief of the Jang Group, Pakistan’s largest media house.
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English PEN condemns the murder of Zubair Ahmed Mujahid, correspondent for the national daily Jang, who was shot dead in a targeted attack on 23 November 2007. PEN is seriously concerned that Mujahid may have been targeted solely for the peaceful exercise of his right to freedom of expression. It therefore urges the Pakistani authorities to conduct a full and impartial investigation into Mujahid's death and to bring the perpetrators of the crime to justice.
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