The tenth death anniversary of Madam Noor Jehan, one of Pakistan’s most iconic singers, was commemorated on Thursday. Noor Jehan, who died in Karachi on December 23, 2000, was known
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PAKPATTAN: Local journalistsÂ’ community set up a protest camp against the police torture and demanded a stern action against the officials concerned here. As per detail, journalists of Pakpattan set
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The tenth death anniversary of Madam Noor Jehan, one of PakistanÂ’s most iconic singers, was commemorated on Thursday. Noor Jehan, who died in Karachi on December 23, 2000, was known
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