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The Parliament House has been illuminated with green lights to mark the first anniversary of Marka-e-Haq in the federal capital. PHOTO: ONLINE


HYDERABAD:

Sindh Culture Department organised a Marka-e-Haq Painting Competition and Exhibition at the Bhitshah Cultural Center to promote patriotism, creative expression, and to pay heartfelt tribute to the martyrs of the nation and their families especially the mothers of martyrs, whose great sacrifices were beautifully reflected through the artwork.

Deputy Commissioner Matiari Yousif Shaikh attended the event as the chief guest and appreciated the initiative of the Culture Department in organising a meaningful activity that connected young minds with national values and sacrifices. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with more than 50 children taking part in the painting competition. The young participants created powerful and inspiring artworks depicting themes of patriotism and national pride. A special focus of many paintings was the tribute to the mothers of martyrs, symbolizing their strength, patience, and unmatched sacrifice for the country.



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