Author : farhanahmed
Aman ki Asha in interest of both countries
Feb 01, 2010 0
LAHORE: Leaders of Hindu and Sikh fraternities said Aman ki Asha is in the interests of both the countries. Hindu leader Manohar Chand said Pakistan passed 62 years of its existence; however, in this...
‘Peace to win if Pak, India govts so desire’
Jan 29, 2010 0
LAHORE: Peace will surely win if the respective governments of Pakistan and India intend to pursue the goal seriously, said Pakistan’s prominent women in a survey conducted by daily Jang. They...
Aman ki Asha now builds a literary bridge
Jan 29, 2010 0
A few days ago, when the lead guitarist of the Pakistani band, Strings, suddenly started strumming the melody of Saare Jahaan Se Achha at a performance in Kolkata, the entire audience got goosebumps....
Pak-India peace indispensable for region: Jang survey
Jan 28, 2010 0
QUETTA: Establishment of peaceful atmosphere between Pakistan and India is indispensable for the entire region, said the people belonging to a cross-section of society in a country-wide survey...
Sur, Aman, Asha: Different words but all express love
Jan 25, 2010 0
Bangalore: Touching music built bridges between two countries. The Bade Ustad and Chhote Ustad of the ghazal world spun magic through their voices and the moving words aman ki asha. Heavy traffic on...
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL STEP…
Jan 24, 2010 0
Indians have always loved Pakistani singers, say the Amritsari qawwals Padmashri Ustad Puranchand and Ustad Pyarelal Wadali, who are glad to be a part of the unique Aman Ki Asha peace initiative by...
Music shows the way
Jan 23, 2010 0
HYDERABAD: At around 07:30 pm on Friday, the strains of the ‘azan’ streamed into the Chowmahalla Palace like they do every evening. Only this time, the ‘azan’ notes blended...
A message for peace
Jan 22, 2010 0
Pakistan’s Ghulam Ali and India’s Hariharan will sing for Indo-Pak peace at the Aman Ki Asha concert, which will be held in Bangalore on January 23 His is the one voice that people from...
YEH DOSTI…
Jan 22, 2010 0
Pakistan’s Strings and India’s Euphoria erase boundaries as they sing in unison at the Aman Ki Asha concert in Kolkata on Wednesday There was a nip in the air and Kolkata was still...
Music was language of love at Bandra Fort
Jan 18, 2010 0
Namita Devidayal As a crescent moon rose from behind the stage, Bandra Fort became a mosque, a temple, a haven of mystic music on Sunday evening. Hundreds sat mesmerised, swaying and clapping, as...





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