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الإبداع عزفاً 190 مع ظهور الإذاعة الرسمية في دولة قطر عام 1968، ووجود فرقة موسيقية مكونة من عدد من أبرز العازفين من مصر وبلاد الشام وإسهامات عدد من هواة الموسيقى والغناء في الالتحاق بالفرقة، ظهر جيل آخر بعيد عن الرعيل الأول الذي ارتبط بفن الصوت والبسمة. كان أبرز فرسان تلك المرحلة الموسيقار الراحل عبدالعزيز ناصر، بجانب الراحل المو...
Hamid Mir Apologizes to Pakistan Army Senior journalist and columnist, Hamid Mir, has apologized for his speech against Pakistan Army at a protest rally organized against the attack on journalist Asad Toor last month. Mir officially tendered the apology before a special committee formed by the Rawalpindi Islamabad Union of Journalists (RIUJ) and the National Press Club (NPC) Islamabad to probe into allegations leveled by the veteran journalist. ALSO READ He explained to the committee, consisting of former President Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ), Afzal Butt, President RIUJ, Amir...
کراچی (ٹی وی رپورٹ) وزیرمملکت اطلاعات و نشریات فرخ حبیب نے کہا ہے کہ گھوٹکی ٹرین حادثہ انتہائی افسوسناک ہے، محکمہ ریلوے ٹرین حادثے کی تحقیقات کر کے وجوہات سامنے لے کر آئے...
COVID-19 jab to become prerequisite for Hajj, int'l travel, says health secy Pakistan Wed, Mar 10, 2021 Parliamentary Health Secretary Dr Nausheen Hamid says a complete vaccination programme has been developed for Pakistan. Explains that Pakistan has enough stock to vaccinate those who have already registered but "will definitely purchase" more if required. Says "in the coming days, Hajj and international travel will not be possible without the coronavirus vaccination". KARACHI/ISLAMABAD: Vaccination against COVID-19 will likely become a prerequisite before travelling abroad, including for H...
BEIRUT: After a year of financial, political and social turmoil, few in Lebanon believe the crisis-wracked country’s situation will improve in the coming 12 months, while growing numbers fear their plight will worsen dramatically. “Our country is broken,” said Rima Al-Khatib, who works in the banking sector, describing a year in which her father died and the family was unable to pray for him in the mosque because of a nationwide lockdown at the time. Al-Khatib told Arab News that she “is in a state of denial about everything that happened this year.” “I don’t want to refle...