Two Pakistani writers have been shortlisted for the 2026 Dhahan Prize for Punjabi Literature, one of the leading international awards for Punjabi fiction.
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She was born in Assam, India in 1950 and migrated to Pakistan in 1957.
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Tasleem Fazli wrote nearly 500 songs for over 170 Pakistani films through the 1960s, 1970s, and early 1980s.
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He was the first musician to blend Eastern and Western musical styles and introduce Qawwali to audiences around the world.
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The Minister appreciated the overall administration and management of Mohenjo-Daro
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At the time of Pakistan’s creation, Radio Pakistan was known as the Pakistan Broadcasting Service
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The exhibition was organized by the Directorate of Electronic Media and Publications
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Nazia Hassan began her music career as a child star at the age of ten.
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Students participated enthusiastically by creating artworks and paintings reflecting themes of patriotism, unity, national pride, and love for the country.
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His real name was Abdul Rehman, and he was born in 1927 in British India
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Students from leading universities and educational institutions across Lahore showcased their patriotism
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He expressed these views while launching "Naqoosh-i-Watan - A National Cultural Narrative" at the Pakistan National Council of the Arts in Islamabad.
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