TIME LINE HISTORY OF PAKISTAN

1964:

Dec 25, 1964 - The IBV viewer further said, "Bangladesh Television (BTV), which started black-and-white transmission on 25th December, 1964, as a pilot project in former East Bengal (popularly known as : Purbo Banga or Purbo Bangla, formerly East Pakistan), exhibits ...The IBV viewer further said, "Bangadash Television (BTV), which started black-and-white transmission on 25th December, 1964, as a pilot project in former East Bangal (popularly known as : Purbo Banga or Purbo Bangla, formerly East Pakistan), exhibits pictures of all kinds very clearly and vividly. In some villages, the people purchased new TV and Radio sets for the community hall, to enjoy various national and international programmes through BTV. All of these are ...1999:

Oct 13, 1999 - American History- Use newspapers and other resources to investigate United States-Pakistan relations. ... Technology- Investigate the relationship of communications technologies (such as the radio, television and Internet) to how well a country functions and the availability of.
2001:
Nov 29, 2001 - The program doesn't invoke Adolf Eichmann and his 1961 trial (the first fully televised in television history), but rather John Gotti, ... Two members of the band are practicing Muslims from Pakistan; one is an Irish Catholic from New York. For years the band was banned in Pakistan for ...
2002: 
Jan 9, 2002 - "I think President Musharraf is preparing a speech to the Pakistani people that will change the history of this country," Lieberman said. "I hope it will lead to a de-escalation of tension and perhaps a whole new relationship between Pakistan and India." The senators said they urged ...
2004:
Jan 25, 2004 - ... ''It was amazing,'' said Ms. Mustafa, the New Dehli correspondent for the Indian newspaper The Asian Age, and one of hundreds of Indian ... ''In a very short time, this will be a very different Pakistan. And history will say Geo changed it all.'' Private television channels are ...
2005:
Feb 20, 2005 - US officials say a new TV and radio campaign to smoke out details of key al-Qaeda suspects who may be hiding in Pakistan has yielded some useful leads. The adverts highlight financial rewards on offer for information leading to the arrest of any of 14 suspects, starting with Osama Bin Ladin
 2007:
 Jun 4, 2007 - "I would have much preferred to watch it on television, but instead I had to come out and see it with my own eyes. ... Your struggle is unprecedented in the history of Pakistan," he said. "It is the basic responsibility of the courts to protect the fundamental rights of the people. ...
2008:
Dec 18, 2008 - PCB chief operating officer Saleem altaf said Pakistan cricket was already facing a financial crunch due to the postponement of major events. "India's pullout would make it worse for us," he told Reuters. "If there is no India series obviously we gain nothing from our new television ...
2009: 
Aug 21, 2009 - NEW DELHI, Aug 21 (Reuters) - India gave Pakistan on Friday a new dossier of evidence to prosecute Hafiz Saeed, the suspected mastermind of the three-day carnage that killed 166 people in Mumbai in November, television channels said. The new dossier on Saeed, founder of a Pakistani ...