The only thing is playing is not enough. Just try it,” he added.
Khan said the government’s commitment to promote the arts in schools was essential. “But we need not only teaching of music but also writing, drawing, painting, sculpture. And there must be music conservatories; and there have to be music conservatories with good musical and scientific programmes,” he warned.
Khan said it was the government’s desire to ensure that the children of Pakistan benefit from education.
Published in Dawn, August 15th, 2015
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