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TikTok launches in-app education hub

  • ‘School Ready’ combines learning and entertainment in partnership with other platforms
By Arab News ·
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History-making Arooj Aftab becomes first Pakistani artist to perform at Grammys

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistani actress Sajal Aly to play lead role in series adaptation of classical Urdu novel

By BURAQ SHABBIR ·

Pakistan’s Twitterati mocks Bollywood thriller trying to ‘neutralize’ country’s nuclear program

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Sales from Joyland star’s new theater play to support victims of Pakistan floods

By BURAQ SHABBIR ·
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Despite militancy and social stigma, one Pakistani musician keeps playing

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·

Streaming services help Pakistani musicians find voice but record labels could provide security 

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

With success of Atif Aslam's latest song, Pakistani-Indian label plans monthly collaborations

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Dubai Expo tickets go on sale starting from $26 for adult one-day access

By Arab News ·
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In dark longing, Arooj Aftab expands soundscape of Pakistan and has the world listening

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

'Better late than never': Actors hopeful new policy will help revive Pakistani films

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

Dubai theme park operator DXBE reports $98m loss

By Arab News ·
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'Love and Truth': Pakistani filmmakers present country’s first made-for-Instagram drama parody

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

'Pakistani version of Netflix' launching soon will be PEMRA-regulated — science minister

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·
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Pakistani actor Shaan says private channels cannot be state-controlled but PTV should 'wake up'

By Kaukab Jahan ·

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