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Dhahan Prize Announces 2015 Winners For Best Punjabi Fiction

Vancouver, BC (September 10, 2015) – The Dhahan International Punjabi Literature Prize proudly announces the 2015 winners awarded for excellence in the Punjabi literary community. The Dhahan Prize promotes Punjabi literature on a global scale by awarding $25,000 annually.....

Folk singing will not end,’ says singer Qurban Niazi

Renowned folk singer Qurban Niazi migrated to Pakistan from Jalandhar in Indian Punjab after the 1947 partition. Almost two decades later, Niazi performed with his brother, Tufail Niazi, at the inauguration of Pakistan Television (PTV) on November 26, 1964 in Lahore. ...

At gunpoint

Normalcy is returning to Pakistan’s Pashtun heartland after nine years of violence and bloodshed. Security has significantly improved following the successful military operations. However, the followers of the pro-Sufism Barelvi school of thought think that the. ...

Jagjit Singh: The last note in ghazal gayeki

In India – the land of its birth – Urdu has, over the last few decades, been sidelined as the language of Muslims (no one community can be held be responsible for this), but full marks to film music and no less to ghazal singers from both sides of the Wagah border, ....

Arriving in Pakistan on August 15, an Indian recounts his visit

Annual Urs of Hazrat Baba Budhu Shah Abdal and Sain Ghulam Muhammad is being celebrated today (March 31) at Pleer Sharif near Dadial, Azad Kashmir. People, from far and near, attend the festival with great enthusiasm. Pleer Sharif is situated in the area ...

Promote culture, end hatred: CM Balochistan

QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch, at a function organised on Wednesday in connection with the Pashtoon Cultural Day, termed promotion of culture and language as “imperative for development and prosperity” of every society.....

Bedi at a hundred

He would have been a hundred years old this year. But the writer Rajinder Singh Bedi, seems to have comfortably escaped the critical stereotyping that has marred (and continues to mar) the work of his contemporaries: Manto, caught between Partition and sex; Krishan ...

Revolution to ruins: The tragic fall of Bradlaugh Hall

The Bradlaugh Hall, a hallmark of the anti-colonial freedom movement in the subcontinent, is crumbling behind the district courts of Lahore. For almost half a century, the famous hall has served as the exclusive venue of notable political events in Lahore, but the historic .....

Footprints: The Gurdwara of Bhit Shah

A worshipperREVERENTLY fans the Guru Granth Sahib with a fly whisk in Gurdwara Shah which opened to the public in Bhit Shah on Sept 4. —Fahim Siddiqi / White Star The legend goes that when Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai...