Internews’ Pakistan-Afghanistan
Cross Border Training and Information Exchange - from Da Pulay Poray ("On the Borderline")
radio program
Qamar Gul song
A song often starts out the program. “As you know, women often
live quite a contained life. They are left with their thoughts,
in which they roam free – free as birds. But these dreams are also
doomed to end in disillusionment,” said the narrator introducing
a singer for one program that included a number of reports about
women. “Let’s have a listen to Qamar Gul as she flies in her dreams:
‘I flew like a pigeon. Did you see me or not?’”
"After 8 years of not listening to any radio or TV program, since I was
involved in Tabligh work (a religious preaching movement), for the first
time I have tuned into the electronic media due to this program. It is
a very interesting and informative program and I really like the contents
of the program and all the reports. We need to discuss all the issues
which are relevant to our life and society in the media."
