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'I was there at the Lahore Islamic Summit' - Vimarsana News

'I was there at the Lahore Islamic Summit'

The present inability of Muslim governments to present a united stand against Israel’s brutalities against Palestinians

Why timeless charm of golden era mili naghmas is hard to duplicate today - Vimarsana News

Why timeless charm of golden era mili naghmas is hard to duplicate today

What made mili naghmas of the past different from those today, Geo.tv finds out

Source: geo.tv
INDEPENDENCE DAY : THE FORGOTTEN FILM ROOTS OF PATRIOTIC SONGS - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

INDEPENDENCE DAY : THE FORGOTTEN FILM ROOTS OF PATRIOTIC SONGS - Newspaper

Patriotic songs had always been part and parcel of full-length feature films produced before and after Partition. But many don’t

Source: dawn.com
Lifebuoy shampoo helps to boost gender inclusivity in Pakistani classrooms - Vimarsana News

Lifebuoy shampoo helps to boost gender inclusivity in Pakistani classrooms

DUBAI: Female representation in the school curriculum stands at a mere 7 percent in Pakistan. A new advertising campaign by Lifebuoy shampoo and its brand management agency, Grey Pakistan, aims to change this and is already helping to drive improved gender inclusivity in the country’s schools. The campaign is called Mein Choti Si Aik Ladki Hoon, which translates as I am a

Lifebuoy And Grey Pakistan Rewrite Poem To Drive Gender Inclusivity In Curriculum - Vimarsana News

Lifebuoy And Grey Pakistan Rewrite Poem To Drive Gender Inclusivity In Curriculum

Lifebuoy has created a campaign for the Ministry of School Education Punjab to drive gender inclusivity for girls in schools in Pakistan, where there is only 7% female representation in the curriculum.