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Music

A Shared Love For Music Brings Audiences Together

The attention has also brought recognition to the academy nurturing the children's abilities. Norwegian artist William Gamborg shared the video in collaboration with Surtaal Music Academy and expressed how memorable the experience had been. Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh also reacted to one of the academy's videos with heart-hand emojis.

For the children, the widespread response offers an opportunity to have their talent recognised by a much larger audience. Their performance has also drawn attention to the importance of music education and platforms that help young people develop their skills.

Pakistani Kids’ Qawwali Wins Hearts In India

Entertainment

Sheheryar Also Opens Up About Abubakar’s Flaws

Beyond his romantic feelings, Sheheryar discussed the less straightforward aspects of Abubakar’s personality. He described him as someone who finds it difficult to refuse others and often feels responsible for solving their problems, even when doing so places an emotional burden on himself.

The actor also connected these tendencies to the expectations instilled in Abubakar during his upbringing, particularly the belief that he must help and protect those around him.

His comments offer a more layered interpretation of the character, presenting him as someone whose kindness can become a source of personal conflict.

Did Abubakar Always Love Zaryab In Dar-e-Nijaat?

Sports

International Guests Appreciate The Reception

Players and officials from England and Sri Lanka thanked the Pakistan Cricket Board for organising the evening. They expressed appreciation for the arrangements and the opportunity to explore Lahore’s historical attractions during their stay.

The dinner brought together cricket representatives, former PCB chairmen Zaka Ashraf and Ramiz Raja, former players, Sri Lankan diplomats and senior government and board officials.

Beyond the competition, the gathering created an opportunity for cultural exchange, allowing international visitors to experience Lahore’s heritage and hospitality while participating in the tri-nation ODI series.

A Night Of Cricket, Culture And Hospitality At Lahore Fort

Pride of Pakistan

A Three-Year Tenure And A Decision To Retire

Before becoming army chief, General Kakar built a military career spanning decades. He served in the 1965 and 1971 wars and held various command and senior staff positions before assuming the country’s top military appointment. His tenure as army chief ended on January 12, 1996, after which he retired without seeking an extension.

He received military honours including the Nishan-i-Imtiaz (Military) and Hilal-i-Imtiaz (Military). After leaving service, he largely stayed away from public life in Rawalpindi. His passing marks the end of a life closely connected to Pakistan’s military institution and a defining chapter in the country’s political history.

Former Army Chief General Abdul Waheed Kakar Passes Away At 89

Entertainment

Faysal Says Audiences Should Decide A Film’s Success

Beyond the controversy, Faysal highlighted the financial challenges facing Pakistan’s cinema industry and the importance of maintaining audience confidence. With cinema tickets representing a considerable expense for families and groups, he noted that moviegoers should be able to make informed choices based on their own expectations and experiences.

He also acknowledged that differing opinions are a natural part of cinema, as every film will appeal to some viewers more than others. His concern was not that films receive criticism, but that allegedly coordinated or paid negativity could distort public perception and damage the wider industry.

Faysal Quraishi Speaks Against Paid Negativity

Pride of Pakistan

Individual Success Adds To Pakistan’s Achievement

Pakistan’s performance was not limited to the team result. Captain Talha also earned second place in the individual rankings, competing against more than 100 pilots from different countries. His finish gave Pakistan another silver medal at the tournament.

The competition was organised by the Turkish Land Forces to bring military drone operators together and test their capabilities. With silver medals in both the team and individual categories, Pakistan left the inaugural event with two podium finishes, highlighting the

Pakistan Claims Two Silver Finishes At Türkiye Drone Contest

Sports

The Bigger Question For Franchise Cricket

The dispute has brought renewed attention to the rules governing Pakistani cricketers who wish to play in international franchise leagues. While NOCs allow cricket boards to manage player availability and commitments, uncertainty over approvals can create difficulties for players, tournament organisers and franchises that have already invested in overseas talent.

The PCB had earlier introduced a revised central-contract framework that included arrangements for T20 specialists to pursue franchise cricket, subject to international commitments. The current situation has raised questions about how those arrangements apply in practice.