Press History Of Pakistan : Author Ahmad Saghir

This book is considered highly authentic both domestically and internationally. 

Press History of Pakistan taught in educational institutions of Pakistan, 

A document on the journalism history of Pakistan which is the essence of much research, very short but concise so that the readers can be entertained and informed as well.  It is a book that is taught as a reference in educational institutions



 










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