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January 15, 2026

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Karachi celebrates art and heritage at Art Fest 2026

Karachi once again became a hub of colour, creativity and culture as Art Fest Karachi 2026 opened its doors to artists, students and the general public at Sumbra Art Gallery. Organized by the Sindh Culture Department, the exhibition was inaugurated by Zulfikar Ali Shah, Sindh Provincial Minister for Culture, attracting large crowds eager to engage with the city’s artistic heritage. The exhibition traced the long visual history of Sindh, moving from the heritage of Mohenjo Daro and the Indus Valley Civilization to contemporary artistic expressions. Ancient motifs and contemporary interpretations shared wall space, offering visitors a multi-layered view of how

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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Yo-de-lay-UNESCO? Swiss hope for yodel heritage listing

Lucerne, SWITZERLAND: Unesco’s Intergovernmental Committee, the United Nations’ cultural body, is meeting from Monday (today) to Saturday to consider nominations for the “Intangible Cultural Heritage List”, including Switzerland’s bid to add yodeling. The committee is responsible for the 2003 Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. The primary purpose is to assess and inscribe new cultural traditions and expressions from around the world on the World Heritage Lists. Switzerland is hoping to get yodeling recognized by the UN to protect the alpine nation’s ancestral song tradition of herders and shepherds. The country currently has around 12,000 enthusiastic yodellers,

December 3, 2025

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Riyadh celebrates Pakistan’s living heritage

Crowds fill Al-Suwaidi Park as celebrations conclude with music, crafts and a packed audience RIYADH: The Pakistan Culture Days celebrations in Riyadh attracted thousands of visitors over three days, offering a comprehensive showcase of music, heritage, food and performing arts as Saudi Arabia’s ‘Global Harmony 2’ initiative continued. Highlighting resident communities and promoting cultural exchange within the broader goals of Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Media organized the Pakistan Culture Days in collaboration with the General Entertainment Authority, hosting the events in one of Riyadh’s busiest zones of the season. Crowds began to gather from the opening day, when

November 29, 2025

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Sindh Craft Festival 2025 showcases women artisans and heritage

Stalls, cultural performances and live craft demonstrations bring the traditions of Sindh to life KARACHI: The Sindh Craft Festival 2025 opened at Port Grand on Friday, turning the waterfront into a showcase of the province’s cultural identity. With more than 100 stalls displaying Ajrak embroidery, Ralli, beadwork, pottery and other traditional crafts, the three-day event places women artisans at its center, celebrating the skills that shaped Sindh’s artistic heritage. Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah inaugurated the festival and was received by Sindh Culture Minister Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah, Culture Secretary Khair Muhammad Kalwar and senior officials. “The culture

September 2, 2025

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‘Broken English’ reviews Faithfull’s heritage in Venice

VENICE: The life and career of British singer Marianne Faithfull reappear at the Venice Film Festival at “Broken English”, a film that mixes documentary and fiction in an attempt to restore the public. “Marianne was an artist artist … but the public perception was frozen and stuck and I think she stayed in the AI, the broken facts will remain simply broken,” said Jane Pollard, who co-directed with fellow British director Iain Forsyth. He often remembered as his ex -girlfriend Mick Jagger, despite releasing more than 30 albums on his own, Faithfull is depicted through a series of interviews that

August 31, 2025

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Elizabeth Hurley makes shocking revelations about ‘pub’ and ‘heritage’

Elizabeth Hurley makes shocking revelations about ‘pub’ and ‘heritage’ Elizabeth Hurley has let fans be amazed at two amazing revelations, has not put foot on a pub in almost 40 years and does not plan to leave her son Damian heritage. The 60 -year -old actress made her pub confession while playing a Q&A game Crisiswith her The heritage The co-star Robert Rinder before the start of the new series of channels 4. According to Daily post officeWhen Rinder asked if it was fair to order a more expensive drink when it was someone else’s turn to buy a round,

The former NYPD commissioner was 69 years old, leaves behind the complex heritage

Bernard Kerik, a New York police officer, during the September 11 attacks, who later found guilty of tax fraud before receiving presidential grace, died at the age of 69. The New York Police Department confirmed his death on Thursday through social media. FBI director Kash Patel said Kerik died after a private battle with illness. NYPD mourned the passage of former Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik. For nearly two decades, Kerik has served and protected the New Yorkers on NYPD, including helping to rebuild the city after September 11th. We offer our deepest condolences to his family and his loved ones.

The new Pope is committed to maintaining ecclesiastical heritage, rejects the authoritarian rule

Listen to the article Pope Leo XIV officially began his reign on Sunday, approaching the Conservatives who felt orphaned under his predecessor, demanding unity, vowing to maintain the legacy of the Catholic Church and not to rule as a “emperor”. After a first stroll through Popemobile through an estimated crowd up to 200,000 in St. Peter’s Square and around the streets, Leo officially settled as the 267th Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church in an outdoor mass. Our well -intentioned Peruvian flags, with people from both countries, claiming him as the first Pope from their nations. Born in Chicago, the

March 24, 2025

Syed Faisal Ali

What matters is being true to yourself? An Asian Between Culture and Global Integration

Nistha Dube is a 27-year-old Indian American who moved to the United States when she was 3 years old and is now working as an education reformer and the author of the book Beyond the Skin, where her collection captures the common stages of spiritual awakening. She said, “As humans, we experience feelings, healing, and awakening on a physical level every day. When we undergo shifts in our personal beliefs, these changes extend beyond the surface, affecting both our inner and outer worlds.” On International Women’s Day, The Pakistan Daily had a brief conversation about Dube’s journey, where we discussed

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