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Gilani must have resigned on moral grounds,true. But why should an American journalist make him ‘look her in the eye’and state there is ‘enough’evidence to suggest that the al-Qaeda leader is in Pakistan? . . . →Read More:Dear U.S,this Government is our Problem. Not yours What is Gilani's future? Multan:Regardless of what political and legal experts say,one astrologist is confident that Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani will be safe,whether the verdict is guilty or not. Renowned palmist,astrologist and numerologist MM Hussain said there were chances that the premier would be awarded ‘minor punishment’ but these . . . →Read More:Soothsayer predicts PM Gilani will stay safe and unharmed Khawar Ghumman ISLAMABAD:Under a heavy Islamabad sky,Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and the legal team representing his accused son in the ephedrine drug scandal put on a brave face and defended their position on Monday:That the accusations against Ali Musa Gilani did not hold. . . . →Read More:Gilani asserts allegations against his son have no stronghold Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani Wednesday said that the government had no intention to suppress the media by putting curbs on it,Geo News reported. The Prime Minister was talking to a media delegation from South Punjab led by Ch. M. Yunus Ali who called on him at Prime Minister House here. . . . →Read More:No plan to put curbs on media:Gilani  Leave a comment  Info Hype,Media Check  educate and entertain the society,freedom of media,Gilani,government believes in freedom,government had always appreciated positive criticism by the media,government had no intention tu suppress the media by putting curb on it,government sponsored training programs,independent media is essential for democracy,media delegation from South Punjab led by Ch. M. Yunus Ali,No plan to put curbs on media,Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani,Regional Convention being organized by APNS,regional media is very important in highlighting the issues and problems of those areas Smiles all around:All is well President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani met at the Presidency on Wednesday and decided to keep quiet on US diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks. Sources said the two leaders discussed the leaked cables and their possible fallout. . . . →Read More:President,PM decide to keep quiet over WikiLeaks | |||
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