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By Sher Khan Published: May 18, 2012   LAHORE: Noori is one band in Pakistan that promises to give their fans a new flavour each time they come back to music. The band has certainly come a long way since the success of Suno Ke Main Houn Jawan, their debut album which was released in 2003. Despite their [...]

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By Sher Khan Published: February 18, 2012 LAHORE:  One look at the Pakistani band Call’s frontman Junaid Khan — It’s pretty obvious that the man was born a performer. With his recent song release “So Close So Distant”, an English rock ballad featuring American singer Jennifer Jandis, Khan has demonstrated vocal versatility. Recently he’s been [...]

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Nar Naman highli­ghts the ups and downs of homose­xual poet Iftikh­ar Nasim’s life. By Sher Khan Published: February 6, 2012   LAHORE:  “He loved to be in the limelight. I recall calling him when I had just reached America and he told me to call him later because he was too busy enjoying a margarita [...]

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Rise of the Oppressed: The one to watch Film-maker Ammar Aziz’s docume­ntary lands him at the Berlin­ale Talent Campus. By Sher Khan Published: February 3, 2012   LAHORE:  Singer, film-maker and Marxist activist Ammar Aziz was recently included in the Christian Science Monitor’s ‘30 under 30’ list and was the only Pakistani amongst 4,300 applicants [...]

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By Sher Khan Published: January 24, 2012 LAHORE:  “Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life” (German novelist, Berthold Auerbach). If that is true, soothing and relaxing music is the need of the day in the times we’re living in. Hence, the launch of a new online music portal is a timely [...]

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Sunday Magazine Feature By Sher Khan Published: January 22, 2012 The State of Islam is a seminal study on the cultural war that took place in Pakistan following the country’s independence. In this book Toor attempts to change the narrowly defined popular perceptions regarding nationalism, Islam and the concept of the state. In modern-day academics, [...]

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By Sher Khan Published: January 20, 2012 LAHORE:  Across the famed Al Fatah shopping centre in Defence, Lahore, a neon sign reads “Do not judge”. The bright light indicates the opening of Pitch Black Ink, a tattoo and piercing studio, which hopes to cater to those interested in body adornment. Tattoos, which have been an [...]

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  Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi: Old city decked in bright lights By Sher Khan Published: February 16, 2011 LAHORE: At the Kashmiri Bazaar in the old city, last minute preparations were underway on Tuesday night for one of the most colourful celebrations of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi in the city. People put up lights on buildings and finished large-scale dioramas of [...]

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City to get a bone marrow transplant facility By Sher Khan Published: February 12, 2011 Daughter’s ordeal inspires a mother. LAHORE: The city will soon get a bone marrow transplant centre of its own, the very first in the province. Maybe as early as September, if things go according to plans. The Seeds of Education, [...]

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Mecca dioramas: Celebrating Eid-e-Milad By Sher Khan Adnan and Arsalan stand in the Mozang Market to collect donations for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi preparations. PHOTO: IJAZ MAHMOOD/EXPRESS LAHORE: Adnan Aslam, 12, and Muhammed Arsalan, 11, residents of Mozang, have been standing in the area market everyday after school for the last three days to collect funds to build [...]

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