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January 8, 2026

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Sindh to honor Moin Akhtar and Jaun Elia with dedicated cultural sites

Sindh Provincial Minister for Culture and Tourism Syed Zulfikar Ali Shah has announced that the Sindh government is planning to dedicate cultural venues in the name of iconic artist Moin Akhtar and renowned poet Jaun Elia. He said the initiative aims to honor the literary and cultural heritage of the province. Speaking to the media during his visit to the Liaquat Memorial Library on Thursday, the Minister also disclosed that the government is planning an Art Festival as part of its efforts to promote cultural activities across the province. Shah formally inaugurated the newly established Dr Akash Ansari Seminar Hall

December 9, 2025

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Sindh’s cultural heritage among the oldest in the world: CM

Thank you foreign missions. applauds the city hosting 1,000 artists from 142 countries Netizens celebrate during Sindh Cultural Day music program outside Karachi Press Club on Sunday. Photo: Express KARACHI: Prime Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Sunday hailed Karachi’s successful hosting of the 39-day World Culture Festival, which brought together more than 1,000 artists from 142 countries. Addressing a grand ceremony at the Pakistan Arts Council in Karachi, coinciding with the Sindhi Culture Day, he termed the achievement “historic and unprecedented” for Sindh and Pakistan. The Prime Minister congratulated Karachi ACP Chairman Mohammad Ahmed Shah for what he termed

December 8, 2025

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Dallas celebrates Sindhi Cultural Day

People dance while celebrating Sindhi Culture Day in Dallas, Texas, USA. — Journalist The Sindhi Association of North America (SANA) brought a living piece of South Asian heritage to Texas this weekend as families from across Dallas-Fort Worth gathered to celebrate Sindhi Cultural Day. What unfolded inside a packed community hall was more than just a cultural program. it was an affirmation of identity for a diaspora thousands of miles away from its ancestral land. The event attracted notable attendees including Texas State Representative Salman Bhojani, Farhan Ahmed, Vice Consul at the Consulate of Pakistan in Houston, SANA Central Vice

November 29, 2025

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Kharkiv publisher defends cultural resistance in the midst of war

Savchuk revives Ukrainian heritage and folk traditions despite the conflict on the front lines KHARKIV: Eyes closed, Oleksandr Savchuk plucks the strings of his bandura, a Ukrainian folk instrument, delivering a softly melancholic performance in the frontline city of Kharkiv. The 41-year-old publisher has spent years promoting Ukrainian language, history and culture, unearthing manuscripts that were once censored or forgotten during the Soviet era. “My family history pushed me to start this cultural resistance as early as 2005,” Savchuk told AFP, recalling how both his grandfathers were repressed under the Soviets. His mission took on renewed urgency after Russia’s invasion

November 17, 2025

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Inside Swift’s new era of cultural power

From Disney+ releases to TikTok explosions and filming in London, the singer shapes December’s biggest pop culture moments Taylor Swift. Photos: screengrabs/instagram/taylorswift Taylor Swift’s cultural momentum is poised to soar even more next month as a new documentary series, viral fan moments and a music-video shoot in London converge to underscore her unusually stable place in global pop culture. December will see Swift expand her reach on streaming platforms with the release of her six-part documentary, “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The End of an Era’, arriving on Disney+ on December 12th. The project depicts the creation, scale

November 14, 2025

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The Japanese Festival celebrates cultural harmony

KARACHI: The Consulate General of Japan hosted the Japan Festival 2025 in Karachi, attracting a lively audience of students, youth and leading social and business figures who gathered to celebrate Japanese culture and its growing appeal in Pakistan. The festival opened with a welcome from Japan’s Consul General Hattori Masaru, who praised the public’s enthusiasm for Japanese traditions and arts. He said the purpose of the event was to promote cultural exchange and strengthen ties between Japan and Pakistan, describing the festival as a bridge of friendship that deepens mutual understanding. The day-long celebration featured a range of activities showcasing

November 1, 2025

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ACP World Cultural Festival kicks off in Karachi with a call for peace and cultural exchanges

The opening night featured Balochi folk dances, visual art by Amin Gulgee and performances by Bangladeshi artists ACP World Cultural Festival kicks off in Karachi with a call for peace and cultural exchanges The World Culture Festival 2025 kicked off at the Pakistan Arts Council in Karachi on Friday and from the first note, it felt like the city was hosting the world. Bringing together artists from 141 countries, the 39-day festival celebrates music, film and performance with themes of peace, climate awareness and cultural exchange. According to Pakistan Arts Council Karachi Chairman Ahmad Shah, the festival aims to “remind

October 31, 2025

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Karachi is at the center of the global cultural celebration

Artists from five continents begin arriving for 38-day journey of film, dance and music KARACHI: Delegates from Kosovo, Sweden, Argentina, Bangladesh and the Street Dancers Congo have arrived in Karachi, while artists from up to 20 other countries are on their way to the World Culture Festival (WCF), which will be hosted by the Arts Council of Pakistan (ACP) in Karachi over the next 38 days. The mega event starts on Friday (today) and will run until December 7th. ACP organizes WCF in collaboration with the Government of Sindh, offering a month-long celebration of art, music, theater and dance from

October 29, 2025

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Flamenco is returning rhythm to the cultural pulse of Peshawar

Spanish artists enchant the audience at Nishtar Hall in a dazzling display of passion, art and cross-cultural friendship PESHAWAR: Under the management of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Tourism and Culture Department and supported by the Culture and Tourism Authority (KPCTA), Spanish artistes presented a mesmerizing Andalusian Flamenco folk dance and musical performance at Nishtar Hall Peshawar. Flamenco – with its roots in the picturesque valleys of Andalusia in the 18th century – is a beautiful cultural fusion of cultures. Combining song, dance and guitar, it expresses human emotions, love and passion with enchanting depth. A similar atmosphere was recreated at Nishar

October 15, 2025

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“Cultural Exchange is Pakistan’s soft diplomacy,” says Ahmad Shah as the Pakistani Council Council of Pakistan Karachi prepares for the World Cultural Festival

The Pakistani Council of Arts Karachi has announced the return of the World Culture Festival, a 40 -day international event that will turn the city into a hub for art, dialogue and diplomacy. Running from October 30 to December 7, the festival will bring in contact with artists from 141 countries under the thematic global connectivity for peace and environment. “It is a great honor for us that artists from such different countries, such as Asia, Africa, North and South America, have confirmed their participation,” said Ahmed Shah, chairman of the Council of Arts. He explained that the vision of

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