Abstract
The study “Coverage of War on Terror: A Comparative Analysis of Pakistani,
Indian and American Print Media” conducted to determine the comparative
coverage and portrayal of War on Terror in Pakistan. The study also aimed to
find out how these three selected countries i.e. Pakistan, India and America,
print media portray and how considerably they covers the War on terror in
Pakistan, which also benefit to know the policy of government concerned. This
study also analyzes to what extent Pakistani, Indian and American print media
followed its foreign policy guidelines in the coverage of War on Terror.
This study observes that actually, the New York Times pays little consideration
to Pakistan and third words countries, and when it pays consideration, it tends
to cover negative news. Pakistan is more frequently covers unfavorable than
positive likewise encircled more frequently as a fundamentalist than a liberal
state by the Hindu. Dawn focuses on lacerates of Pakistani nation in-terms of
lives.
Shahid Minhas. (2019) Coverage of War on Terror: A Comparative Analysis of Pakistani, Indian and American Print Media, The Dialogue, Volume 14, Issue 2.
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