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January 16, 2026

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Dekho Film Fest brings young voices to the fore

Syed Noor speaking at the opening ceremony of Dekho Film Festival. Photo: NNI LAHORE: The two-day Dekho Film Festival opened on Wednesday at the Lahore Arts Council, Alhamra, bringing together filmmakers, academics, students and cultural professionals for a wide-ranging engagement with cinema, youth creativity and the evolving discourse around Pakistan’s film industry. Organized jointly by Alhamra and the Department of Film and Broadcasting at the University of the Punjab, the festival aims to provide a dedicated platform for emerging filmmakers and researchers to showcase work, exchange ideas and critically engage with cinematic traditions and contemporary challenges. The launch ceremony, held

January 13, 2026

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Saba Faisal’s observations show the widening gap between senior and young actors

In a recent interview on PTV Home’s Star & StyleSaba Faisal reflected on how she learned her craft by shadowing seniors on set, listening to their advice and observing them. Today, he said, that apprenticeship culture has thinned out. Advice is often taken as an insult. Correction sounds like condescension. “I have learned a lot from my seniors,” he noted, adding that many younger actors now arrive unfamiliar with the nuances of acting and refuse to learn from the experience of their seniors. Her comments have been echoed by various veteran actors, while younger actors have spoken out to the

December 22, 2025

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Pakistan’s young guns are shining

The Pakistan team celebrates their victory in the U19 Asia Cup final. Photo: ACC KARACHI: Deepesh Devendran went for a powerful shot, the ball hanging in the Dubai air for a brief, dramatic moment before Ahmed Hussain settled under it and completed the catch. With this simple act, Pakistan were crowned champions of the Under-19 Asia Cup. It wasn’t just a victory. it was a statement. Beating India by 191 runs in a final is no ordinary feat – it’s the kind of result that reverberates for years. What made the triumph even more impressive was the context. Just a

December 19, 2025

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1 in 5 young adults in the US use cannabis or alcohol to fall asleep

Pre-rolled marijuana joints are pictured at Sea of ​​Green Farms in Seattle, Washington, U.S., June 30, 2014. — Reuters More than one in five Americans aged 19 to 30 say they use cannabis, alcohol or both to fall asleep, according to new data from the University of Michigan’s Monitoring the Future (MTF). The strategy, the researchers warn, can backfire by disrupting sleep quality and the ability to stay asleep over time. The study found that 22% of young adults reported using cannabis, alcohol, or both as a sleep aid. Using cannabis to sleep was much more common than alcohol: around

December 17, 2025

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Priest DJ attracts young crowds throughout Latin America

MONTERREY, MEXICO: Under sweeping stage lights in Monterrey, Mexico, a packed dance floor pulses as a Catholic priest in a clerical collar raises one arm from the stage, electronic beats thundering through the room. Photo: Reuters Hundreds move in unison as Father Guilherme Peixoto looks out over the crowd – not from a pulpit, but from behind the turntables. Peixoto, who hails from Portugal, has played for some of the world’s most prestigious clubs. He is now touring Latin America, filling venues from Colombia to Mexico – home to the world’s second largest Catholic population. Every time Peixoto, a career

December 14, 2025

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Tiffany Young, Byun Yo-Han Confirm ‘Marriage of Mind’ Relationship

Tiffany Young, Byun Yo-Han Confirm Their Relationship With Marriage In Mind Girls’ Generation member Tiffany Young and Korean actor Byun Yo-Han delighted their fans with an update on their budding romance. THE Black out star and Genie The singer first met on the set of the Disney + political drama Uncle Shamsik in 2024. On December 13, Yo-han’s agency Team Hope confirmed that he and Young are in a serious relationship with marriage in mind, but clarified that no official wedding date has been set yet. After the confirmation, the lovebirds took to Instagram to put their stamp on it.

December 12, 2025

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Ban for young people, dilemma for all

Australia’s move to ban under-16s from using social media is expected to be closely watched by other countries, which may consider adopting similar measures. AFP spoke to teenagers and adults around the world about Australia’s ban, which comes into effect on Wednesday (today). Mumbai — Nothing is black or white Nineteen-year-old Pratigya Jena said on social media "it should be banned in part because according to me nothing is either black or white". The student added: "Gen Z are very active, they do very well on social media. And to do great things, especially young entrepreneurs." At the same time,

December 4, 2025

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INSPIRE to train young people in advanced chip technologies

GSMA, FCDO team explores role of mobile ecosystems in disaster resilience, digital inclusion Islamabad: Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunications Shaza Fatima Khawaja highlighted that under the INSPIRE initiative, 7,200 young Pakistanis will be trained in advanced semiconductor technologies, supported by the establishment of nine IC (integrated circuit) design laboratories in university clusters nationwide, to strengthen Pakistan’s ecological chip design system. A high-level delegation consisting of Louisa Odell, Innovation and Technology Adviser at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO); Michael Unwin, Head of Strategic Partnership, Technology & Innovation Unit, FCDO; and Kimberly Brown, Global Head of Mobile for

November 26, 2025

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“Nazariya” Film Festival celebrates young storytellers

. KARACHI: Ziauddin University’s College of Media Sciences hosted the ‘Nazariya’ film festival, themed ‘Roots & Routes’, to celebrate creativity, freedom of expression and the power of storytelling. The event provided a platform for emerging filmmakers to present narratives that explore connection, movement and transformation, reflecting on how origins and journeys shape stories. About 100 short films and documentaries were screened, with awards in several categories. “Soul of the Mountain” won best editing and best documentary, while “Pin Drop Silence” won best sound design, best acting, best photography and best short film. ‘Suni Sunai’ was awarded for Best Screenplay and

November 11, 2025

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Young voices, leaders unite for mental health

Unplugged 2025 – Ab Chup Nahin Concert at AKU. — Unplugged 2025 Pakistan’s only youth mental health concert brings together students from AKU, IBA and IVS for an evening of music, connection and hope. More than 450 students, educators, health professionals, artists and civil society leaders gathered at the Aga Khan University (AKU) on Saturday for Unplugged 2025 – Ab Chup Nahin (Silent No More), a youth-led concert spotlighting mental health in Pakistan. Organized by Synapse Pakistan Neuroscience Institute and hosted by AKU Brain and Mind Institute (AKU-BMI) in association with Institute of Business Administration (IBA) Karachi and Indus Valley

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