Sarwat Ali is a journalist based in Karachi, Pakistan, and writes for The News International. With a focus on local news and culture, Sarwat's articles cover a range of topics including music, art, literature, and social issues. His writing explores the rich cultural heritage of Karachi and highlights the work of local artists, musicians, and performers.
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Sarwat Ali's coverage focuses on local culture and entertainment, particularly in the realm of music, tribute, and theatre. He tends to feature profiles and event coverage related to these topics.
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Marketed sound is being manipulated in so many ways that the natural sound appears to be naïve and simple in comparison
A five-week world festival in Karachi raises hopes of cultural revival in the country
Artists have frequently chosen to ally with military power and serve its objectives
The Indian foreign minister’s visit to Pakistan to participate in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meetings raises fond hopes
Cultural ties to the east are taboo but what about the north and the west?
Why optimism about normalisation of Pakistan-India relations is important
Tafoo has a permanent place in the hearts of millions of admirers all over the world, particularly in the subcontinent
How the creative potential of a whole generation was lost while fighting battles for survival
Exploring the intricate interplay between cultural expression and rising extremism in Pakistan
Ustad Daman wrote without fear, despite frequently facing harsh consequences
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