Students from various educational institutions of the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad showcased their talent in a beautiful cultural show to mark Quaid-e-Azam Muhammed Ali Jinnah’s birth anniversary here on Monday at the Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA). The event was organized in collaboration with the Ministry of National Heritage and Integration to pay homage to the founder of the nation for his constant and unwavering courage to mark this momentous occasion in a befitting manner.
Students belonging to different age groups presented a puppet show and tableaus based on stories portraying the significance of December 25 as Quaid Day. In addition to this, speeches, national songs and tableaus were also presented on the occasion to depict the contributions made by national heroes in the history of the freedom movement and also to educate the participants about the importance of national days. While talking to APP, PNCA Director General Touqeer Nasir said, “Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a towering personality, who had changed the course of history and geography of the world through a peaceful struggle.”
