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Coronavirus has badly damaged the entertainment industry – with films, concerts, TV shows and theatre performances postponed or cancelled.

Disney’s Mulan became the latest major film release to be delayed, following Fast & Furious 9, A Quiet Place 2 and the James Bond film No Time To Die.Broadway shows have shut down, while many TV shows have suspended filming.Theme parks have also been affected – with Disneyland shutting down all of its attractions.Here’s a round-up of some of the latest entertainment events to announce delays or cancellations:

HERO OF FREEDOM NAWAB TAFAZUL KHAN BANGASH.

Nawab Tafazul Khan,was ruler of Farrukhabad (uttar perdesh india).He was arrested by British and exiled to Mecca for his role in helping rebell forces during Indian Mutiny in 1857.His great grand father Muhammad Khan Bangash was migrated from Parrachinar to India (present KPK) in 1630.He was Commander in Mughal army.

FROM AFGHAN HISTORY….MONTHLY MAGAZINE KANDHAR

MONTHLY MAGAZINE KANDHAR Editor in chief, Agha Mohammad Karzai, Kandahār was founded in 1960 as the monthly magazine of the Pushto vernacular in Kandahar Province. It was established within the structure of the Kandahar-based Tolo-e Afghan newspaper, with Mohammad Wali Zulmay as the first editor in chief. In an editorial note dated April 21, 1961, and entitled “With the Writers of Kandahār,” the second editor in chief, Agha Mohammad Karzai,

Ghulam Muḥammad Ṭarzi (1830−1900) Poetic Collection

 In another poem, Tarzi praises the wedding of Muḥammad Yaʻqūb Khān, who in 1879 was briefly amir of Afghanistan, after he signed the Treaty of Gandamak recognizing British control of Afghanistan’s foreign affairs. Each poem has a rubricated title that indicates where it was written and its purpose. On page 336, for example, it is stated that “this ghazal is written in Kandahar in response to Neamat Khan.” A few poems are not titled, but each is distinguished by its conclusion with the author’s pen name tarzi (stylist). The volume itself is…

Hot weather strikes again in Srilanka

Being a tropical country Sri Lanka’s climatic conditions are decided by two Monsoon seasons, which bring rain to the west and south-west coasts from May to September; and the east coast and northern region between October and February.  The rest of the year is sunny and dry. Temperatures are fairly constant year-round, with coastal regions enjoying average temperatures of 25-30°C and the highlands 15-18°C on average.  However, Sri Lanka is currently experiencing considerably higher hot weather conditions inconveniencing the general public.