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An exhibition that takes visitors to Karachi's bygone era - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

An exhibition that takes visitors to Karachi's bygone era - Newspaper

KARACHI: Short, prin­ted and well-fitted shirts with big collars; bright yellow, orange, red and green trousers ...

Source: dawn.com
Prosecution failed in Czech model drug smuggling case: LHC - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Prosecution failed in Czech model drug smuggling case: LHC - Pakistan

A detailed verdict issued by the LHC says the lacunas in the prosecution case cannot be ignored.

Source: dawn.com
Today's patriotic songs don't hold a candle to the milli naghmay of yesteryear - Music - Vimarsana News

Today's patriotic songs don't hold a candle to the milli naghmay of yesteryear - Music

We have to stop looking at nationalism as a quick promotion tool to be in the spotlight on particular days.

Source: dawn.com
NON-FICTION: THE HIDDEN VOICES OF FILM - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

NON-FICTION: THE HIDDEN VOICES OF FILM - Newspaper

The people of the Subcontinent have always been interested in listening to light music, geet, ghazal, qawwali, folk songs and Sufi music. Prior to the advent of ‘talkie’ films, going to watch live theatre was a popular means of entertainment and such venues usually took on performers who could not only act, but also sing. The first subcontinental talkie film was Alam Ara; it premiered in March 1931 and had seven songs in Urdu. Both the film and its music were hugely successful and set a trend for the next seven decades, of featuring at least seven or eight songs in every film. Nowhere els...

Source: dawn.com
Mother avoids jail after her baby nearly drowned in the bath - Vimarsana News

Mother avoids jail after her baby nearly drowned in the bath

Mother-of-five, 41, who left her baby to nearly drown when she left bathroom for 13 minutes to make phone calls before her son later died of his injuries avoids jail as judge says she has four children to look after at home Naheed Akhtar left nine-month-old Rehan in bathroom at family home in Slough She returned to find the baby face-down and drowning after 13 minutes alone   Paramedics resuscitated him but sadly he died of brain injuries two years later Akhtar, 41, handed two-year suspended prison sentence at Reading Crown Court