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Justice Syeda Tahira Safdar 🔹 Who She Is First female Chief Justice of a High Court in Pakistan — she led the Balochistan High Court from 1 Sept 2018 to 4 Oct 2019. 🔹 Early Life & Family Born 5 October 1957 in Quetta, Pakistan. Her father was Syed Imtiaz Hussain Baqri Hanafi, a well-known lawyer. 🔹 Education Primary & secondary — Cantonment Public School, Quetta. Bachelor’s degree — Government Girls College, Quetta. Master’s in Urdu Literature — University of Balochistan. LL.B. (Law degree) — University Law College, Quetta (1980). 🔹 Judicial Career Started as Civil Judge in 1982. Progressed through senior judicial roles — District & Sessions Judge, Member and later Chairperson of the Balochistan Services Tribunal. Elevated to High Court judge in 2009; confirmed in 2011. Took oath as Chief Justice, marking history as Pakistan’s first female chief justice of any high court. 🏆 Notable Achievements First female at every level she served in Balochistan judiciary. Member of high-profile benches, including the special court for the treason case against former President Pervez Musharraf.

Ms. Ambreen Jan 🔹 Full Name Ambreen Jan 🔹 Current Position Chairperson, Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) 🔹 Previous Positions According to official announcements and government records, she has served as: Federal Secretary, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting (MoIB), Government of Pakistan Managing Director, Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) Director General, Press Information Department (PID) Press Counselor at the Pakistan High Commission in **Dhaka, Bangladesh She is a senior civil servant of Pakistan and belongs to the Information Group of the Pakistan Civil Services. 🔹 Education There is no widely published detailed public record of her complete educational background (such as institutions and degrees). Senior civil servants in Pakistan typically: Qualify through the CSS (Central Superior Services) examination. Receive training at the Civil Services Academy in Lahore. However, specific universities or degree titles have not been broadly publicized in reliable public sources. 🔹 Career Achievements & Contributions While detailed personal achievements are not widely documented in media profiles, her career reflects: Appointment to top federal bureaucracy roles (indicating high seniority and trust within government service). Leadership at PTV, Pakistan’s state broadcaster. Oversight of national media regulation as Chairperson of PEMRA. Diplomatic media role in Bangladesh. Administrative leadership in the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. Her appointment as PEMRA Chairperson is significant because PEMRA regulates: Private TV channels FM radio Cable networks Electronic media licensing in Pakistan 🔹 Professional Reputation Based on official announcements, she is regarded as: An experienced information services officer A senior federal bureaucrat A career civil servant rather than a political appointee