Health
Amendment to PPRA Rules withdrawn, APNS told
字号+ Author:Smart News Source:US 2025-01-15 07:07:41 I want to comment(0)
KARACHI: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has withdrawn the amendment in the PPRA Rules and restored tender notice advertisements in newspapers. Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari stated this during a meeting with the executive committee of All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS), says a press release issued on Friday. The committee thanked the CM and said the decision would help the newspaper industry brave the economic crunch. Ms Bukhari said the CM was clear in her resolve to support the print media, adding that the government had cleared all payments of the print media pertaining to the current tenure of the PML-N government. She mentioned that Rs1.18 billion had been cleared by the DGPR, Punjab. The APNS office-bearers apprised the minister about the issues relating to the proposed payment mechanism for the advertisements. The meeting was assured that the government will review the proposed mechanism. The minister said the government was devising a long-term comprehensive advertising policy with the consultation of stakeholders.
1.This site adheres to industry standards, and any reposted articles will clearly indicate the author and source;
Related Articles
-
Iranian FM arrives for talks on Middle East, bilateral ties
2025-01-15 06:49
-
Republican's leadership of US House hangs by thread
2025-01-15 05:39
-
Jeju Air tragedy: What we know so far
2025-01-15 05:11
-
South Korea crash investigation ramps up as funeral procedures begin
2025-01-15 04:56
User Reviews
Recommended Reads
Hot Information
- NON-FICTION: GHALIB FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKERS
- Another Jeju Air plane faces landing gear issue
- S Korean court orders arrest of suspended President Yoon
- Biden works to safeguard Trump-proof agenda as term nears end
- Harris promises to end bombardment in Gaza if elected
- China insists it held nothing back on Covid data sharing
- World welcomes 2025 after dramatic year of politics, sports
- Moscow, Kyiv end Russian gas transit to Europe via Ukraine
- India-occupied Kashmir votes in final round of regional polls
Abont US
Follow our WhatasApp account to stay updated with the latest exciting content