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STATEMENT OF ADVERTISEMENT RELEASED TO PRINT MEDIA (From December 18 to 25, 2017) S No. Newspaper Station Insertions CMs 1. Aaj Peshawar 3 286 2. Aaj Abbotabad 2 170 3. Aaj Subh Peshawar 1 108 4. Abaseen Rahim Yar Khan 2 144 5. Abaseen Express Batgaram 1 108 6. Aftab Multan 3 240 7. Aftab Lahore 2 128 8. Aghaz Karachi 1 108 9. Aina-e-Jehan Islamabad 1 20 10. Akhbar-e-Haq Islamabad 1 108 11. Al-Akhbar Peshawar 2 156 12. Al-Fajar Quetta 1 140 13. Al-Falah Peshawar 1 216 14. Al-Haaq Peshawar 1 216 15. Al-Jazeera Quetta 2 138 16. Amn Karachi 1 108 17. Anjam Quetta 2 188 18. Appeal Karachi 1 108 19. Asas Rawalpindi 8 771 20. Asas Lahore 4 340 21. Asas Karachi 1 16 22. Ash Sharq Rawalpindi 3 68 23. Ash Sharq Lahore 3 278 24. Asian Sun Rawalpindi 1 26 25. Askar International Quetta 1 108 26. Attemad Quetta 1 216 27. Ausaf (C) 3 532 28. Ausaf Islamabad 15 1285 29. Ausaf Muzaffarabad 7 394 30. Ausaf Lahore 4 364 31. Ausaf Gilgit Baltistan 1 78 32. Ausaf Karachi 1 40 33. Autan Rawalpindi 1 36 34. Awam Quetta 3 336 35. Awami Awaz (C) 1 108 36. Awami Awaz Karachi 6 860 37. Awami Awaz Sukkur 1 40 38. Awam-un-Nas Peshawar 3 364 39. Azadi Swat 3 532 40. Azadi Quetta 1 108 41. Azan Gilgit Baltistan 1 216 42. Azkar Rawalpindi 5 624 43. Baakhabar Quetta 4 620 44. Bad-e-Shamal Skardu 6 577 45. Bakhar News Sukkur 1 108 46. Balochistan Express Quetta 3 468 47. Balochistan News Quetta 2 242 48. Balochistan Times Islamabad 1 30 49. Barwaqt Khabar Bahawalpur 1 108 50. Barwaqt Khabar Lahore 1 48 51. Belous Islamabad 1 42 52. Beopar Karachi 2 180 53. Bhakkar Times Bhakkar 1 216 54. Bhasha News Besham 2 138 55. Bhulekha Lahore 2 236 56. Bolta Pakistan Islamabad 2 154 57. Business Recorder (C) 10 740 58. Business Recorder Karachi 7 182 59. Business Recorder Islamabad 7 239 60. Business Report Faisalabad 4 540 61. Business Times Islamabad 3 384 62. Business World Lahore 1 216 63. Capital Today Rawalpindi 1 30 64. Chand Swat 1 216 65. Charsadah News Charsadah 1 108 66. Cholistan Times Rahim Yar Khan 2 144 67. City News Karachi 1 36 68. Commercial News Faisalabad 3 468 69. Country News Islamabad 4 331 70. Current Report Faisalabad 3 219 71. Daily Times (C) 5 680 72. Daily Times Karachi 1 20 73. Dak Gujrat 1 108 74. Dateline Islamabad 2 144 75. Dawar Layyah 1 108 76. Dawn (C) 39 2968 77. Dawn Lahore 1 45 78. Dawn Islamabad 8 452 79. Dehat Islamabad 1 24 80. Dharti Karachi 3 296 81. Dunya (C) 8 826 82. Dunya Quetta 1 64 83. Dunya Lahore 12 846 84. Dunya Karachi 3 104 85. Dunya Islamabad 17 1188 86. Dunya Gujranwala 1 108 87. Eagle Hub 2 72 88. Ebadat Rahim Yar Khan 3 186 89. Eeman Karachi 1 108 90. Express (C) 11 992 91. Express Karachi 17 1183 92. Express Islamabad 35 2013 93. Express Multan 1 108 94. Express Lahore 21 1336 95. Express Peshawar 1 24 96. Express Sargodha 1 108 97. Express Tribune (C) 7 919 98. Express Tribune Lahore 6 458 99. Express Tribune Karachi 3 288 100. Express Tribune Islamabad 9 526 101. Faisalabad Report Faisalabad 1 216 102. Farz Mir Pur Khas 1 56 103. Fast Times Larkana 1 108 104. Fine Report Faisalabad 1 108 105. Fory Action Faisalabad 2 176 106. Frontier Post (C) 1 216 107. Frontier Post Peshawar 2 261 108. Frontier Star Peshawar 1 216 109. Frontier Times Peshawar 1 216 110. Frontier Times Rawalpindi 1 60 111. Geo Khabar Nowshera 2 156 112. Ghareeb Faisalabad 1 216 113. Green Gawadar Kalat 3 232 114. Gujranwala Times Gujranwala 1 108 115. Gulf News Lahore 2 432 116. Gwadar Business Quetta 1 108 117. Gwadar Times Gawadar 1 26 118. Hairrat Multan 1 36 119. Halchal Hyderabad 1 108 120. Haqooq -ul-Awam Sukkur 2 156 121. Har Lamha Faisalabad 2 288 122. Hewad Peshawar 1 108 123. Hilal -e-Pakistan Karachi 2 144 124. Hill Times Murree 1 24 125. Hot Line Lahore 2 316 126. Ibrat Hyderabad 3 540 127. Imroze Quetta 1 30 128. Independent Quetta 4 588 129. Indus Post Karachi 1 216 130. Inkeshaf D.I. Khan 1 108 131. Insaf Lahore 1 24 132. Insaf Rawalpindi 1 60 133. Intekhab Hub 4 620 134. Intibah Peshawar 1 216 135. Ittehad Peshawar 1 108 136. Jammu & Kashmir Muzaffarabad 2 188 137. Janch Islamabad 3 145 138. Jang (C) 31 2404 139. Jang Karachi 14 1440 140. Jang Lahore 21 1639 141. Jang Rawalpindi 50 3035 142. Jang Quetta 4 340 143. Jazba Gujrat 3 200 144. Jehad Peshawar 4 648 145. Jehan Numa Lahore 1 216 146. Jehan Pakistan Lahore 4 648 147. Jehan Pakistan Islamabad 6 699 148. Jhoke Multan 2 261 149. Jiddat Peshawar 2 264 150. Jinnah Islamabad 5 748 151. Jinnah Lahore 2 432 152. Johar Islamabad 3 229 153. Jurat (C) 3 492 154. K-2 Gilgit Baltistan 8 930 155. K-2 Times Abbotabad 1 30 156. Kainat Karachi 1 216 157. Kainat Bahawalpur 1 108 158. Kaleem Sukkur 5 800 159. Kalyan Hyderabad 1 108 160. Kashmir Express Muzaffarabad 7 599 161. Kashmir Link Muzaffarabad 5 456 162. Kashmir Post Muzaffarabad 2 147 163. Kashmir Times Rawalpindi 2 97 164. Kawish Hyderabad 8 1004 165. Khabrain (C) 2 432 166. Khabrain Lahore 8 704 167. Khabrain Islamabad 9 744 168. Khabrain Multan 7 621 169. Khabrain Peshawar 1 30 170. Khabroona Peshawar 2 94 171. Khamosh Gujrat 1 108 172. Khat Gujrat 3 182 173. Koh- e-Suleman Quetta 2 216 174. Koh- e-Yar Nushki 2 153 175. Lashkar Quetta 1 216 176. Leader Lahore 1 216 177. Lokai Lahore 2 168 178. Mahasib Abbotabad 1 108 179. Mahasib Muzaffarabad 1 140 180. Manshoor Sargodha 1 216 181. March Islamabad 1 40 182. Mashriq Peshawar 16 1572 183. Mashriq Quetta 8 1052 184. Mashriq Lahore 1 24 185. Media News Lahore 1 216 186. Mehran Hyderabad 2 142 187. Mehwar Karachi 2 128 188. Metro Watch Islamabad 3 324 189. Mianwali Express Mianwali 1 108 190. Millan Karachi 1 216 191. Millat Faisalabad 1 216 192. Millat Karachi 2 252 193. Minority Times Islamabad 1 40 194. Mithan Rajanpur 1 108 195. Moomal Karachi 2 236 196. Morning Mail Rawalpindi 1 216 197. Multi News Islamabad 3 194 198. Musalman Islamabad 6 601 199. Nai Baat Lahore 6 864 200. Nai Baat Islamabad 7 812 201. Nai Baat Peshawar 1 108 202. Nat’l Herald Tribune Islamabad 1 44 203. Nawa -e-Bhakkar Bhakkar 1 216 204. Nawa -e-Hazara Abbotabad 1 160 205. Nawa -e-Islamabad Rawalpindi 1 20 206. Nawa -e-Pak Islamabad 4 532 207. Nawa -e-Sindh Karachi 1 108 208. Nawa -e-Usman Peshawar 1 24 209. Nawa -e-Waqt (C) 9 1243 210. Nawa -e-Waqt Lahore 12 922 211. Nawa -e-Waqt Rawalpindi 21 1301 212. Nawa -e-Waqt Multan 2 140 213. Nawa -e-Waqt Karachi 5 216 214. Nawa -e-Watan Quetta 1 216 215. Nawa -e-Watan Islamabad 1 45 216. Naway Zawand Quetta 2 208 217. Naya Daur Multan 2 132 218. News Mart Rawalpindi 3 129 219. Nida -e-Islah Rahim Yar Khan 2 128 220. Nijat Sukkur 2 152 221. Nikhar Islamabad 1 216 222. Nitara Rahim Yar Khan 2 216 223. Note Gujrat 2 138 224. Paigham Faisalabad 2 148 225. Pak Karachi 2 280 226. Pak Banker Lahore 1 216 227. Pak Sindh Sukkur 2 432 228. Pakhtoon Post Peshawar 1 108 229. Pakhtunkhwa Bulletin Peshawar 2 148 230. Pakistan (Niazi) (C) 2 432 231. Pakistan (Shami) (C) 3 540 232. Pakistan (Shami) Lahore 1 72 233. Pakistan File Islamabad 2 96 234. Pakistan Observer (C) 1 108 235. Pakistan Observer Islamabad 7 664 236. Pakistan Observer Karachi 2 124 237. Pakistan Observer Lahore 3 176 238. Pakistan Point Islamabad 2 67 239. Pakistan Today (C) 3 540 240. Pakistan Today Lahore 1 108 241. Pakistan Today Islamabad 1 45 242. Pakistani Islamabad 1 20 243. Parliament Times Islamabad 7 624 244. Parwaz Faisalabad 1 20 245. Pas- e-Parda Islamabad 1 60 246. Payam -e-Khyber Peshawar 3 233 247. Peak Time Rawalpindi 1 16 248. Pine Abbotabad 1 108 249. Post International Islamabad 7 769 250. Promotion Islamabad 1 40 251. Public Quetta 1 216 252. Public Eye Rawalpindi 1 216 253. Qaumi Akhbar Karachi 1 216 254. Qaumi Awaz Multan 1 216 255. Qaumi Pukar Islamabad 1 108 256. Quaid Peshawar 3 375 257. Qudrat Quetta 1 108 258. Raat Lahore 1 216 259. Reformer Quetta 1 26 260. Rehbar Islamabad 1 60 261. Report Islamabad 1 45 262. Riasat Peshawar 3 272 263. Roo Baroo Islamabad 1 108 264. Saboot Quetta 1 60 265. Sach Karachi 1 64 266. Sachan Rahim Yar Khan 1 108 267. Sada -e-Chanar Kotli 2 159 268. Sada -e-Olas Quetta 3 256 269. Sada -e-Pakistan Bahawalpur 2 236 270. Sada -e-Sindh Karachi 1 80 271. Sadd Sukkur 1 216 272. Sadiqabad News Rahim Yar Khan 1 108 273. Safeer -e-Punjab Multan 1 30 274. Sahafat Islamabad 7 924 275. Sahafat Lahore 2 432 276. Saltanat Gujranwala 1 108 277. Sama Lahore 1 76 278. Sama Islamabad 2 50 279.
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    STATEMENT OF MEDIA RELEASED TO DAILY NEWSPAPERS PID Islamabad 03-01-2020 Name of Client Agency Size Pub. Date Caption Region Name of Newspapers (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) Pakistan Railways MCP 20x3 03-01-2020 Inauguration Ibd/Psh/Lhr 1. N.Waqt, Ibd B.P/Color 2. Dunya, Ibd PID (I) 3615 /19 3. Express, Ibd/Pesh 4. Bus. Recorder, Ibd 5. Khabrain, Ibd/Pesh 6. Mashriq, Pesh 7. Tijarat, Lhr PID ADDITIONS B &W Ord 8. Payam-e-Khyber, Pesh 9. Azadi, Swat 10. Autan, Ibd 11. Sang-e-Meel, Rwp 12. Musalaman, Ibd 13. Country News, Pesh 14. Hill Times, Murree Naval HQ’s Brand Part 30x4 05-01-2020 T. Notice R.L.K 1. Nation, Ibd/Lhr/Khi 2. Dunya, Ibd/Lhr/Khi PID (I) 3616 /19 PID ADDITION 3. Monthly Waqt, Ibd Naval HQ’s Brand Part 12x2 05-01-2020 T. Notice R.L.K 1.Pak. Observer, Ibd/Lhr/Khi 2. Ausaf, Ibd/Lhr/Khi PID (I) 3617 /19 PID ADDITION 3. Methan, Rajanpur Central Power Purchasing Enhancer 36x4 05-01-2020 Hiring All Pak 1. Dunya, (C) Agency Ltd 2. Exp. Tribune, (C) PID (I) 3618 /19 PID ADDITIONS 3. Lead, Pesh 4. Sahil, Qta CDA-103 Midas Int’I 20x3 04-01-2020 T. Notice Local 1. Nation, Ibd 2. Jehan Pakistan, Ibd PID (I) 3619 /19 3. Capital Times, Ibd 4. Nawa-e-Hazara, Ibd 5. Sada-e-Such, Ibd PID ADDITION 6. Metro Watch, Ibd PEC Smart Ways 13x2 05-01-2020 Project Procurement Lhr 1.