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Mehr Tarar appointed media liaison person to Pak Punjab Information Minister

By ANI | Updated: March 21, 2020 08:30 IST

Pakistani columnist Mehr Tarar has been appointed as focal person for English print media to Minister Information Department, Punjab.

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Lahore [Pakistan], Mar 21 : Pakist columnist Mehr Tarar has been appointed as focal person for English print media to Minister Information Department, Punjab.

A notification dated March 16 and undersigned by Minister of Information and Colonies Department, Punjab, Fayaz-ul-Hasan Chohan read: "Ms Mehr Tarar is hereby appointed as Focal person for English Print media to Minister for Information and Colonies Department."

According to the notification, her main responsibilities include to liaison with senior journalists, columnists and anchors and she will "highlight the positive role and initiative of the government".

There will be no pay and perks as the focal person, the notification read.

( With inputs from ANI )

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