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  • Pashto writer Dr Rajwali dies of cardiac arrest

    NOWSHERA: Renowned research scholar, poet, critic and former director of Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar Dr Rajwali Shah Khattak died of cardiac arrest late on Monday night...

    Noted progressive Pashto poet Rahmat Shah Sail, Prof Yar Mohammad Maghmoom Khattak, Salim Raz, Prof Iqbal Naseem Khattak, Prof Abaseen Yousafzai, Dr Khaliq Ziar and a large number of writers, teachers, students and fans of the late poet were present on...

  • Shifting of popular Pashto singer to Kabul saddens his fans

    PESHAWAR: Close relatives and friends of senior Pashto folk singer Gulzar Alam have confirmed that he along with his family members had left Peshawar for Kabul via Torkham almost two months ago owing to his poor financial condition and alleged philistine attitude of culture department...

    A close friend of Mr Alam, claiming anonymity, told this scribe that he had gone to Kabul on a six-month visa and was yet to decide regarding...

  • New poetry book termed addition to progressive Pashto thought

    PESHAWAR: Poets, writers and intellectuals gathered here on Friday to appreciate a new poetry collection ‘Su Jawanda Mazal’ (the journey through lives) recently published and authored by a noted progressive Pashto poet Rashid Khattak...

    Pohantoon Adabi Stori (PAS), a literary organisation comprising young university students, conducted the launching ceremony at the Maulana Abdul Qadir Hall of Pashto Academy, University of Peshawar... ...

  • Producer set to direct his first Pashto film

    PESHAWAR: A co-producer of Pashto films has announced directing his first Pashto movie to highlight different aspects of the Pakhtun society in a positive manner...

    Flanked by known actor of Pashto movies, Jahangir Khan Jani and Pashto films heroin, Afreen Paree, and other actors, Mr Usman said that his movie would focus different angles of the Pakhtun society...

  • Pashto fiction magazine launched to encourage women writers

    He said that his quarterly Pashto fiction magazine ‘Tasweer’ would also publish translated version of short stories from different other languages to enrich Pashto literature...

    Spreading over 68 pages, the magazine contains 11 short stories including Pashto rendition of one short story ‘The Last Night of the World’ penned down by American science fiction legend Ray Bradbury and two short stories from Urdu fiction one each written by...

  • Noted Pashto poet dies at 49

    PESHAWAR: Noted Pashto and Urdu poet, research scholar and literary critic Riaz Tasneem died in a Karachi hospital on Monday morning after battling for life for more than a month...

    Pashto poets, writers, fans and family members attended his funeral...

  • Haroon Bacha completes silver jubilee of his Pashto music career

    PESHAWAR: Haroon Bacha, a noted Pashto folksinger has recently launched his Pashto ghazal album titled ‘Gulrang’, the fiftieth in the run in his 25-year music career...

    Afsarul Mulk Afghan, chairman of Da Ranra Malgari, told Dawn that events would be soon held in Peshawar and Kabul to celebrate the silver jubilee and golden jubilee of Haroon Bacha’s contributions to Pashto music...

  • Pashto writer Prof Nawaz Tair dies

    BATKHELA: Noted Pashto writer Prof Mohammad Nawaz Tair breathed his last at the age of 83 after protracted illness...

    Born in historic Thana village of Malakand in 1934, Prof Mohammad Nawaz Tair got master degrees in Pashto and Persian literatures from University of Peshawar...

  • Lok Mela concludes with Pashto musical evening

    ISLAMABAD: The 10-day Lok Mela concluded at Lok Virsa on Sunday with a grand, Pashto musical evening...

    An awards ceremony was held on Saturday, in which awards sponsored by the Pakistan Baitul Mal in terms of financial assistance were distributed among artisans, artists, dancers and musicians based on the recommendations of a jury constituted by Lok Virsa...

  • Five Pashto movies screened on Eid

    PESHAWAR: The Pashto film industry commonly known as Pollywood has screened five Pashto movies full of thrill and romance on Eidul Fitr as compared to just three flicks last year...

    The struggling Pashto film industry is trying its best to entertain movie-buffs at least on two Eid festivals as its production has already been limited to these two propitious occasions...

  • Senior Pashto writer praised for bold expression

    PESHAWAR: The students and teachers of Islamia College University showered accolades of praise on senior Pashto writer Zaitoon Bano for her meritorious literary contributions...

    The event was conducted under the auspices of Pashto department of ICU at Khyber Union Hall here on Tuesday...

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