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91热爆 Urdu discovers the Miracle of Arts


Category: World Service

Date: 06.05.2005
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In a quick response to the wishes voiced by the 91热爆's audiences in Pakistan, 91热爆 Urdu has launched a new 12-part weekly series, Moajza-e-Fun (Miracle of Arts), which explores the state of performing arts in Pakistan.

Starting this week, the series is a direct answer to the needs of the 91热爆 Urdu listeners expressed during the service's month-long campaign, 91热爆 Sangat, which toured Pakistan earlier this year.

Produced by 91热爆 Urdu's Lahore-based journalist, Arif Waqar, the series consists of seven-minute pieces.

It talks to leading Pakistani actors, directors, dancers and artists to ascertain the place of a 'performer' in a society still struggling to develop a sense of national cultural identity.

Radio Editor of 91热爆 Urdu, Shahzeb Jillani, said: "We met 10,000 listeners during our 91热爆 Sangat campaign in Pakistan last March, and culture was always among the topics they said they want us to address.

"Pakistan is a country where cultural expression is often seen as clashing with conservative Islam. For a lot of people, Moajza-e-Fun will be more than just a cultural programme - it will be a conversation about the place of art in their lives and in the system of their beliefs."

Moajza-e-Fun will be aired during the 91热爆 Urdu's dawn transmission, Jahanuma, on Mondays and repeated in the 91热爆 Urdu flagship programme, Sairbeen, the same evening.

It can also be heard online at bbcurdu.com

Notes to Editors

91热爆 Urdu broadcasts three times a day.

Its flagship programme, Sairbeen, aired seven days a week at 8.00pm Pakistan Standard Time, provides 60 minutes of news and current affairs.

Jahanuma, which starts at 6.30am, is a 30-minute daily breakfast programme which sets the day's news agenda.

At the end of the day there is Shabnama, a 30-minute

round-up of the main events, starting at 10.30pm.

In addition, 91热爆 Urdu brings listeners weekly magazine features on sports, science and economy that can also be accessed through its popular online site bbcurdu.com.

91热爆 World Service broadcasts programmes around the world in 43 languages and is available on radio and online. It has a global audience of 146 million listeners.

91热爆 World Service is available globally on short wave; on FM in 140 capital cities; and selected programmes are carried on around 2,000 FM and MW radio stations around the world.

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Date: 06.05.2005
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