Ghulam Ali Concerts Cancelled
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Pak Singer Ghulam Ali And His Son To Perform in Kolkata On January 12
Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali, who was stopped from performing in Mumbai last year, is all set to perform in Kolkata on January 12.
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Ghazal Singer Ghulam Ali Cancels India Concerts, Says Atmosphere not Right
Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali has scrapped his upcoming shows in India, saying the situation was not conducive for music right now and he doesn't want to "get involved in any kind of politics."
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Hitting Back at Pakistan, India Says it Doesn't Need a Lecture on Pluralism
Hitting out at Pakistan for trying to give a sermon on pluralism after Islamabad expressed concern over attempts to disrupt functions of its prominent personalities, India asserted that non-practice of terrorism is central to the betterment of ties between India and Pakistan.
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Pakistan 'Concerned' Over Campaign Against Its Prominent Personalities
Expressing concern over the campaign against prominent Pakistani personalities in India by a fundamentalist organisation, Islamabad has said that there is need to ensure that such incidents do not happen again.
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After Ghulam Ali, Sena Forces Cancellation of Indo-Pak Music Show in Gujarat
After forcing cancellation of Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali's concerts in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena compelled organisers to abandon a show by an Indo-Pak sufi rock band last night.
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Mahesh Bhatt Criticises Cancellation of Ghulam Ali's Concert in Mumbai
"It's a familiar nightmare that keeps on recurring in this part of our country and one has seen irrespective of the government in the seat of power, the peace activists of the civil society aiming for keeping cultural ties intact with Pakistan have to face roadblocks like this," said Mr Bhatt
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Shiv Sena Defends Cancellation of Pak Singer Ghulam Ali's Concert
Under attack from political and cultural quarters for forcing cancellation of Ghulam Ali's concert in Mumbai, Shiv Sena today said it was not possible to have fun when soldiers are being martyred and that it will continue to "boycott" Pakistan till it stops terror activities.
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'Not Angry, Very Hurt' Says Pak Singer Ghulam Ali as Concert Cancelled After Sena Threat
"I'm not angry but very hurt. I have always got love in India," Ghulam Ali told NDTV. "The concert was a tribute for Jagjit Singh. He was like a brother to me. Such controversies spoil the sur of music," he added. Ghulam Ali was scheduled to perform on Friday at Mumbai's Shanmukhanand Hall, a venue for several Shiv Sena functions
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Delhi Government Invites Ghulam Ali to Perform in National Capital
The Delhi government today invited Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali to perform in the national capital after his concert in Mumbai was cancelled due to Shiv Sena protests, saying "music has no boundaries".
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'Not Angry, Very Hurt' Says Pak Singer Ghulam Ali as Concert Cancelled After Sena Threat
Renowned Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali's concert in Mumbai has been cancelled after objections raised by the Shiv Sena, which co-governs Maharashtra with the BJP.
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Pak Singer Ghulam Ali And His Son To Perform in Kolkata On January 12
Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali, who was stopped from performing in Mumbai last year, is all set to perform in Kolkata on January 12.
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Ghazal Singer Ghulam Ali Cancels India Concerts, Says Atmosphere not Right
Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali has scrapped his upcoming shows in India, saying the situation was not conducive for music right now and he doesn't want to "get involved in any kind of politics."
-
Hitting Back at Pakistan, India Says it Doesn't Need a Lecture on Pluralism
Hitting out at Pakistan for trying to give a sermon on pluralism after Islamabad expressed concern over attempts to disrupt functions of its prominent personalities, India asserted that non-practice of terrorism is central to the betterment of ties between India and Pakistan.
-
Pakistan 'Concerned' Over Campaign Against Its Prominent Personalities
Expressing concern over the campaign against prominent Pakistani personalities in India by a fundamentalist organisation, Islamabad has said that there is need to ensure that such incidents do not happen again.
-
After Ghulam Ali, Sena Forces Cancellation of Indo-Pak Music Show in Gujarat
After forcing cancellation of Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali's concerts in Maharashtra, Shiv Sena compelled organisers to abandon a show by an Indo-Pak sufi rock band last night.
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Mahesh Bhatt Criticises Cancellation of Ghulam Ali's Concert in Mumbai
"It's a familiar nightmare that keeps on recurring in this part of our country and one has seen irrespective of the government in the seat of power, the peace activists of the civil society aiming for keeping cultural ties intact with Pakistan have to face roadblocks like this," said Mr Bhatt
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Shiv Sena Defends Cancellation of Pak Singer Ghulam Ali's Concert
Under attack from political and cultural quarters for forcing cancellation of Ghulam Ali's concert in Mumbai, Shiv Sena today said it was not possible to have fun when soldiers are being martyred and that it will continue to "boycott" Pakistan till it stops terror activities.
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'Not Angry, Very Hurt' Says Pak Singer Ghulam Ali as Concert Cancelled After Sena Threat
"I'm not angry but very hurt. I have always got love in India," Ghulam Ali told NDTV. "The concert was a tribute for Jagjit Singh. He was like a brother to me. Such controversies spoil the sur of music," he added. Ghulam Ali was scheduled to perform on Friday at Mumbai's Shanmukhanand Hall, a venue for several Shiv Sena functions
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Delhi Government Invites Ghulam Ali to Perform in National Capital
The Delhi government today invited Pakistani singer Ghulam Ali to perform in the national capital after his concert in Mumbai was cancelled due to Shiv Sena protests, saying "music has no boundaries".
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'Not Angry, Very Hurt' Says Pak Singer Ghulam Ali as Concert Cancelled After Sena Threat
Renowned Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali's concert in Mumbai has been cancelled after objections raised by the Shiv Sena, which co-governs Maharashtra with the BJP.
