Daily Ibrat
Haidarabad, Sindh, PakistanUrduEstablished in 1958, this prominent Urdu-language publication serves as a key source of news for the Sindh province, particularly the city of Hyderabad. It is widely recognized for its extensive regional coverage and commitment to documenting the socio-political developments of the local community.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN PAKISTAN
Rooted in the pre-independence era, the national print media tradition spans over seven decades of continuous publishing history. English-language journalism is led by Dawn, founded in 1941 by Muhammad Ali Jinnah and recognized for its progressive editorial stance. The Urdu-language market is dominated by Daily Jang, the country's largest circulation broadsheet, alongside Nawaiwaqt, a conservative daily established in 1940. The News International serves as another major English publication under the Jang Group umbrella. Beyond English and Urdu, regional publications print daily editions in Sindhi, Pashto, and Balochi to serve provincial readerships. Paperboy indexes 92 Pakistani newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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