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December 30, 2025

News Desk

The search for Pakistan’s next singing sensation is back

Iconic music platform, ‘Pakistan Idol’ celebrates fresh talent, mentorship and musical dreams After a gap of eleven years Pakistani idol returned to television, positioning itself as a platform for undiscovered talent from across the country and a test of whether a reality show in Pakistan can deliver on merit. The second season brings together contestants from cities like Sukkur, Multan and Karachi, many of whom are taking to the national stage for the first time. For them, the show represents a rare opportunity to be judged alongside peers rather than connections. The original Pakistani idol aired in 2013 as part

August 29, 2024

News Desk

Afghan women post videos of themselves singing to protest the Taliban’s restrictive laws

Listen to the article Afghan women have launched an online protest by uploading videos of themselves singing in defiance of the Taliban’s latest draconian laws. The new restrictions, imposed on August 27, 2024, require women to remain silent in public and hide their faces and bodies, further removing their basic freedoms. Women from both Afghanistan and abroad challenge these norms by singing about their struggle for freedom. In one video, a woman sings with her face and body fully covered, lamenting the restrictions imposed by the Taliban, who have silenced women and confined them to their homes. The lyrics of

January 26, 2024

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Ayushmann Khurrana faces backlash for singing ‘Dil Dil Pakistan’

In a video that went viral recently, famous Bollywood actor and singer Ayushmann Khurrana can be seen singing the patriotic song. Deal Deal Pakistan in a concert venue. Originally written and released by Pakistani band Vital Signs in 1987, the song’s immediate and enduring popularity made it an “unofficial national anthem” for Pakistanis. So when Ayushmann took the stage to sing the patriotic song, netizens on both sides of the border flocked to the resurfaced video with their varied takes. Since then, the singer has drawn reactions from many Indians on social media, just days after Ayushmann was spotted attending

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