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Code-mixing and language hybridization are
interesting phenomena in bilingual societies that
gain significance in the backdrop of globalization.
In Pakistan too, they are a familiar feature of the
current linguistic scenario that is clearly reflected
in the media as well. This work aims at the study of
language hybridization and code-mixing of English in
Urdu in Pakistan. To analyze linguistic,
socio-cultural and attitudinal dimensions of code
mixing, the research quantitatively and qualitatively
analyzes the code-mixed linguistic patterns used by
the speakers in TV programmes i.e. talk shows...

In the traditional patriarchal society of Pakistan gender differences and stereotypes are produced and reproduced in all spheres of life. Newspapers also use language as a tool to create power structures based on gender. Through language choices men and women are presented as unequal: the former as powerful and dominant while the later as powerless and submissive. Within this framework, this work attempts to analyze news reporting in the Pakistani print media with special focus on the headlines of crime news in newspapers. Data for the current research is collected from two Pakistani Urdu...