Saturday, October 31, 2026
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Watch Live
UPDATED
FUEL PRICE
31-OCT-2026
PETROL
0.00 PKR
Rs. 377.91/ltr
DIESEL
▲ +2.29 PKR
Rs. 402.96/ltr
Headlines
Pakistan open to new members in Makkah defence pact, says DG ISPR Federal Govt raises diesel price to Rs402.96 Pope Leo becomes first pontiff to vote in US election Harry Styles fans get Halloween surprise with Spotify’s free 'Harryween' party Spain's royal couple visit survivors of deadly Toledo train crash AI stocks under pressure as investors seek safer market bets Pakistan announces three-day weekend for Iqbal Day 2026 Trump ends veterans’ mortgage aid, leaving thousands facing higher payments Japan performs world's first stem cell transplant for Parkinson’s patient CDF Asim Munir, Singapore’s FM discuss regional and global security Online Shopping: How consumers fall into impulse buying trap Gold prices record major decline in Pakistan Foreign pilot hiring sparks outcry as 1,500 Pakistani aviators remain unemployed Nine medicines declared counterfeit in Karachi Salman Ali Agha eyes glory as Pakistan gear up for final ODI tri-series showdown Pakistan Army hits Afghan Taliban positions in Angoor Adda Nelly reveals $50,000 payday for surprise Taylor Swift concert performance Pakistan, Singapore seek stronger economic ties as diplomatic relations mark 60 years Pakistan open to new members in Makkah defence pact, says DG ISPR Federal Govt raises diesel price to Rs402.96 Pope Leo becomes first pontiff to vote in US election Harry Styles fans get Halloween surprise with Spotify’s free 'Harryween' party Spain's royal couple visit survivors of deadly Toledo train crash AI stocks under pressure as investors seek safer market bets Pakistan announces three-day weekend for Iqbal Day 2026 Trump ends veterans’ mortgage aid, leaving thousands facing higher payments Japan performs world's first stem cell transplant for Parkinson’s patient CDF Asim Munir, Singapore’s FM discuss regional and global security Online Shopping: How consumers fall into impulse buying trap Gold prices record major decline in Pakistan Foreign pilot hiring sparks outcry as 1,500 Pakistani aviators remain unemployed Nine medicines declared counterfeit in Karachi Salman Ali Agha eyes glory as Pakistan gear up for final ODI tri-series showdown Pakistan Army hits Afghan Taliban positions in Angoor Adda Nelly reveals $50,000 payday for surprise Taylor Swift concert performance Pakistan, Singapore seek stronger economic ties as diplomatic relations mark 60 years

Hania Aamir calls out media for sharing fake content, "This Isn’t Journalism"

Hania Aamir calls out media for sharing fake content, "This Isn’t Journalism"

  • Actress Hania Aamir addresses the spread of misinformation online, particularly in her name.
  • She criticizes media houses for spreading fake posts and questioning their responsibility for journalism.
  • Aamir urges journalists and digital platforms to maintain integrity.
Actress Hania Aamir has taken a firm stand against the growing spread of misinformation online, particularly targeting media houses that circulate fake posts in her name. Taking to her Instagram handle @haniaheheofficial, the star addressed the recent wave of fabricated content being passed off as her statements.

She expressed frustration at the apparent disregard for truth in the pursuit of viral headlines, questioning, “Have media houses abandoned their sense of responsible journalism for the sake of sensationalism?”

The actress, known for her candidness and charm both on-screen and off, did not hold back as she condemned the careless sharing of unverified information. She urged journalists and digital platforms to maintain integrity, reminding them that celebrities are real people whose reputations are at stake.

[embedpost slug="did-hania-aamir-just-make-a-new-instagram-for-indian-fans-unexpected-truth-reveals/"]

Recommended