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TBU releases music album "Diluk Chaak" 9/29/2013 9:38:57 PM Early Times Report Kishtwar, Sept 29: Diluk Chaak a music album in Kashmiri language was today dedicated to music lovers. The album was released by Tehreek baqa-e-urdu (TBU) head, Dr. Tariq Tamkeen and TBU's District President Advocate Sheikh Nasir Hussain. While releasing the copies of the album Dr. Tariq Tamkeen said that Diluk Chaak is a beautiful collection of Kashmiri songs written by the prominent poets of Kishtwar and sung by the renowned Kashmiri singers Naseem-ul-Haq and Shazia Bashir. He said that the thousands of CDs of the album which is a master piece of MTI productions will be sent to USA, UK, UAE and other countries which will mesmerize the thousands of lovers of Kashmiri music living there. He extended his thanks to Javed Ahmad Sheikh chairman Tariq Memorial Trust who has been an inspiring force for the unit to launch the production. Dr. Tamkeen informed that the revenue generated from the sale of the album will be deposited in the accounts of Tariq Memorial Trust and the same will be utilized for the charity purposes. Advocate Sheikh Nasir Hussain while speaking on the occasion congratulated MTI production, Tariq Memorial Trust, singers Naseem ul Haq and Shazia Bashir as well as poets of Kishtwar Ulfat Kishtwari, Rehmat Ali Rehmat and Gulab saifi on the release of the music album.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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