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social media
Every story Skardu Times has filed on social media, newest first.
Tarar proposes national council on cyber security and digital literacy
The information minister used the PTA's Cyber Security Awareness Week to float a coordinating body and to call for digital literacy in school curricula.
Safdar's remarks on women draw criticism, Maryam Nawaz calls episode heartbreaking
The Punjab chief minister's husband told a Khatm-e-Nubuwwat conference in Chiniot that a woman who questioned him would not control her own body had she studied at a seminary.
Karachi University bars staff from posting official documents online
Registrar's notification requires prior approval from the competent authority before any university letter or order is shared, and warns of disciplinary action.
Cyber crime agency holds awareness sessions in Gilgit and three Punjab cities
The sessions, ordered by NCCIA Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, covered online fraud and cyber harassment, but the agency did not say how many students attended.
Islamabad High Court seeks report on digital content law enforcement
The order turns scrutiny on gaps in social media compliance, but the bench, the department asked to report and the deadline were not disclosed.
Nadia Khan criticised over questions about designer's gym clothes
The interview focused on Parishay Adnan's personal life instead of her New York Fashion Week showcase, drawing backlash from viewers and colleagues.
FBR notifies new tax rules for social media earnings
The rules target Pakistanis living abroad and others earning through user interactions in Pakistan, at a five percent rate introduced in the budget.
FBR introduces special tax mechanism for social media earners
The rules set expense deduction limits, quarterly advance tax, and a separate income declaration for resident individuals earning from platforms.
FBR to tax earnings from YouTube, TikTok, influencers
The move clarifies that existing tax law already covers digital content earnings and establishes a dedicated procedure for their assessment and collection.
Fawad Chaudhry calls women 'horrible drivers' amid bike campaign row
The former information minister was responding to a BBC Punjabi report on women using scooters in Punjab when he made the remarks.
