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Express Tribune
3 days ago
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Patriotism shines at school contests
In celebration of Pakistan's 78th Independence Day, the Punjab Council of the Arts (PUCAR), Rawalpindi, in collaboration with the All Pakistan Private Schools Management Association (APPSMA), organised a vibrant ceremony featuring a flag-hoisting, cake-cutting, speeches, Milli Naghmay (national songs), and a tableau competition under the theme "Marka-e-Haq – By Our Brave Armed Forces." Shazia Rizwan, Parliamentary Secretary for the Information and Culture Department, Government of Punjab, distributed prizes among the winners as the chief guest. In her address, she commended the patriotic spirit and heartfelt performances of the participating students. Awards were presented to the top three performers and runners-up in three categories — Speech, National Song, and Tableau. Speech Competition — 1st: Peak School, Rawalpindi; 2nd: Brightland School; 3rd: Sir Syed School; Runner-up: Bright School. National Song Competition — 1st: Naeem Islamia School; 2nd: Brightland School; 3rd: Saint Mary's School; Runner-up: Al Farooq School.
Express Tribune
5 days ago
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Event pays tribute to national heroes
The Punjab Council of the Arts Rawalpindi (PUCAR) organised a grand musical night titled "Mera Pakistan" on to celebrate the 79th Independence Day of Pakistan. The vibrant evening showcased a rich array of patriotic performances aimed at promoting national unity, cultural heritage, and the spirit of independence. The event featured spellbinding performances by celebrated artists including Dr Mubashra Hafiz, Rameez Ishaq, Daniyal Raja, Maryam Khan, Sajeel Rabia Dawood and the renowned Kashmiri Qawaal Group, who captivated the audience with their soulful renditions and patriotic melodies. The event was attended by a large number of citizens, artists and cultural enthusiasts, who lauded the efforts of PUCAR in preserving and promoting Pakistan's cultural identity through such initiatives. The musical night not only paid tribute to the sacrifices made for the country's independence but also served as a reminder of the unity and diversity that defines the spirit of Pakistan and paid tributes to the soldiers who were responsible for the success of the Bunyan ul Marsoos operation. Parliamentary Secretary Information Shazia Rizwan was the chief guest at the event. She appreciated the performance of the singers who delivered rich tributes to azadi heroes and dedicated songs to Pak Army for its commendable services and sacrifices. Director Arts Council Muhammad Shakoor Stated announced that the Independence Day celebrations will continue till 14th August.
Express Tribune
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Punjab arts council pays tribute to national heroes in Rawalpindi
Listen to article The Punjab Council of the Arts Rawalpindi (PUCAR) organised a grand musical night titled 'Mera Pakistan' on to celebrate the 78th Independence Day of Pakistan. The vibrant evening showcased a rich array of patriotic performances aimed at promoting national unity, cultural heritage, and the spirit of independence. The event featured spellbinding performances by celebrated artists such as Dr Mubashra Hafiz, Rameez Ishaq, Daniyal Raja, Maryam Khan, Sajeel Rabia Dawood and the renowned Kashmiri Qawaal Group, who captivated the audience with their soulful renditions and patriotic melodies. The event was attended by a large number of citizens, artists and cultural enthusiasts, who lauded the efforts of PUCAR in preserving and promoting Pakistan's cultural identity through such initiatives. The musical night not only paid tribute to the sacrifices made for the country's independence but also served as a reminder of the unity and diversity that defines the spirit of Pakistan and paid tributes to the soldiers who were responsible for the success of the Bunyanum Marsoos operation. Parliamentary Secretary Information Shazia Rizwan was the chief guest at the event. She appreciated the performance of the singers who delivered rich tributes to azadi heroes and dedicated songs to Pakistan Army for its commendable services and sacrifices. Director Arts Council Muhammad Shakoor Stated announced that the Independence Day celebrations will continue on Thursday with other events such as photographic exhibition depicting the pictures of Pakistan movement heroes, flag hoisting, tableaus, speech competition by school students, national songs competition, and grand musical show, the illumination of building to also continue on August 14.
