Experience one of Pakistan’s most treasured singers, Arif Lohar. Inheriting the talent and traditions of his iconic father, the legendary singer Alam Lohar, Arif Lohar embraces his heritage and ...

Amnesty International (NGO that campaigns for human rights) has issued a statement condemning the murder of Sindhi political activist and teacher Hidayatullah Lohar, emphasising the urgent need for an ...

New Delhi: Adding a bling to the cultural extravaganza, Pakistan's renowned Sufi folk singer, Arif Lohar mesmerizes the Indian audiences with his epitome music during the five-day ‘Pakistan Show'.

Asia Society, as part of the 2012 spring season of its series, "Creative Voices of Muslim Asia", presents Arif Lohar, one of Pakistan's Punjab folk singers, for a two-night run, Friday, April 27 and ...

The killing of prominent Sindhi activist Hidayat Lohar has ignited massive protests in the Naseerabad area of Sindh province in Pakistan. These ongoing protests and rallies are being led by Hidayat ...

Islamabad [Pakistan], March 18 (ANI): Sindhi activist Hidayat Lohar's daughters, Surath Lohar, Sasai Lohar and Fauzia Nunari, have been released by the Larkana Police after they were detained for ...

Asia Society New York is still buzzing after last weekend's two sold-out performances by Pakistan's beloved balladeer Arif Lohar. Now, you can relive the magic whenever you want — the complete ...

ISLAMABAD: Fans from all walks of life, including Lollywood celebrities, paid glowing tributes to the legendary Sufi and folk singer Alam Lohar on the occasion of his 44th death anniversary. Through ...

London [UK] February 17 (ANI): Marking two years since the killing of Sindhi activist Hidayatullah Lohar, members of the Sindhi diaspora gathered in London to honour his memory and renew demands for ...

Pakistani folk singer Arif Lohar who sang title song of ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’ has been spending more time in neighboring country than in his own homeland. He believes that folk artistes from India and ...

The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is ...