Sindhi music videos have been made after the launch of Sindhi television networks like
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Music of Pakistan — Genres Classical Ghazal Sufi Folk Qawwali Pop (Filmi … Wikipedia
Sindhi language media in Pakistan — Sindh, the second largest province in Pakistan, is a province of many distinctions. It is the most urbanized province with 43% of people living in urban areas, and is the province with the highest literacy rate.indhi as a languageUrdu is the… … Wikipedia
Kashish Television Network — (K TV) is the first private Sindhi Music TV channel. This is the second channel of Kawish group. The channel was founded by Ali Kazi who is the owner of the most popular Sindhi newspaper Daily Kawish. After KTN Sindhi channel by Kawish group this … Wikipedia
Sindh TV — Sindh Television (STV) is a leading private television channel in Sindhi language in Sindh. It was founded byKareem kumar and ajeet rajper is the second private Sindhi TV channel.In November 2006 transmission was suspended by the Government of… … Wikipedia
Kawish Television Network — Infobox TV channel name=KTN/Kawish Television Network logofile=Sindhi TV KTN.jpg logoalt=KTN logosize= slogan= launch=October 2002 owner=Kawish Television Network country=flagcountry|Pakistan headquarters=Karachi, Pakistan sister names= siter sat … Wikipedia
Sachal Sarmast — (1739 1829) (Sindhi: سچلُ سرمستُ ) (Urdu: سچل سرمست ) was a renowned Sindhi Sufi poet during the Kalhora era. Abdul Wahab was his real name and Sachal was the name he used in his own poetry. Sachu means truth in Sindhi and Sachalu means truthful … Wikipedia
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