Sindh Festival

From the Newspaper Published February 28, 2014

THE celebration of festivals was a good step. It was for the first time that a cultural festival was celebrated in Sindh. But the way it was celebrated I can’t say that it was a cultural festival.

A lot of events could have been included by having exhibitions of handicraft, indigenous sports, horse and cattle shows just like being done in Punjab.

We can’t compare the Sindh Festival with Punjab’s. One could see the spirit and patriotism at the Punjab Youth Festival. Punjab also made many world records by showing the spirit of the people, while the Sindh Festival was nothing but marked with political speeches. One cannot say it was a cultural show. It was only for the upper class, as it was beyond the reach of the common man.

Sadaf Ghouri
Karachi

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sajjad

Feb 28, 2014 12:20pm

Agreed, it was PPP function only. A lot immoral activities that have nothing to do with Sindh culture were openly reflected there, it seemt more of a musical concert, totally out of reach of a common man. I suggest you Mr. Bilawal, focus on the prosperity of people, improve their quality of living, provide roti, kapra makaa, govern an uncorrupt government, and you will see the real culture celebrated by the masses themselves daily then....

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