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- an announcer which she did for three years later. She was selected for Khabarnama at 9p.m., which she accepted. Saba also did hosting and hosted some programs...
- contacted by a director from PTV Centre, and eventually was selected for PTV Khabarnama. She used to announce news about important events, such as about Kashmir...
- Kanch Kay Pul Kangan Karawaan Kashkol Kathputli Kasoti Kagaz Kay phool Khabarnama Khalash Khaleej Khalida Ki Walida Kharidar Khat Khayal Khala Khairan Khuda...
- broadcast their most po****r shows. However, state channels broadcast Khabarnama (New Bulletin) from past many decades. Like other Muslim-majority nations...
- 1975 – 1990 Urdu Khabrein Newscaster Radio ****stan 1975 – 1990 PTV Khabarnama Newscaster ****stan Television 1990 – 2014 Sairbeen News presenter BBC...
- Iran 1973 - 1984 Urdu Khabrein Newscaster Radio ****stan 1973 – 1984 PTV Khabarnama Newscaster ****stan Television 1984 – 1990s Sairbeen News presenter BBC...
-  Turkey TRT (TRT Haber) Öǧle Ana Haber Ukrainian  Ukraine Suspilne (Pershyi) United News Urdu  ****stan PTV (PTV Home/PTV News via PTV Global) Khabarnama...
- Cabinet Hour Parliament Roundup Meri Awaz Pak China Express Real ****stani Khabarnama Sheh Surkhiyan Arabic News Shina News Balti News Kashmiri News Gojri News...
- return (زابلون سیمنتوف؛ آخرین یهودی افغانستان و نگرانی از بازگشت طالبان)". Khabarnama. Retrieved 17 September 2021. "After half a Century, several Jews are...
- among the army. In 1970s she worked as newscaster and read news at PTV Khabarnama on PTV. In 1980s she worked for radio Deutsche Welle in Germany. Then...