The prevailing situation at the Indo-Pakistan border had its impact at the Safaigiri Award function. Reflecting the sentiment, Mika dedicated popular song, Ye desh hai veer jawanon ka... to the Indian army soldiers.
Speaking at the second edition of Safaigiri Awards function in New Delhi, Punjabi pop singer Mika asked Pakistan to stop supporting terrorism. He said that people of Pakistan were not our enemy, but their leadership needed to change its policies.
Mika appealed for peace between India and Pakistan. "Peace should prevail in both India and Pakistan. We don't have any problem with Pakistani people. But, if someone is not ready to mend their ways, we need to make them behave," Mika said.
The prevailing situation at the Indo-Pakistan border had its impact at the Safaigiri Award function. Reflecting the sentiment, Mika dedicated popular song, Ye desh hai veer jawanon ka... to the Indian army soldiers.
Singing Bollywood hit, Apni to jaise taise... Mika asked Pakistan to mend its ways else it would get a 440 volt jolt from India, with a rendition of Lage 440 volt choone se tere.
Mika gave away Garbage Guru Award to SWaCH Pune, an organisation which gave sanitation a corporate face. It saved almost Rs five crore to Pune Municipal Corporation in waste management.
Speaking at the second edition of Safaigiri Awards function in New Delhi, Punjabi pop singer Mika asked Pakistan to stop supporting terrorism. He said that people of Pakistan were not our enemy, but their leadership needed to change its policies.
Mika appealed for peace between India and Pakistan. "Peace should prevail in both India and Pakistan. We don't have any problem with Pakistani people. But, if someone is not ready to mend their ways, we need to make them behave," Mika said.
The prevailing situation at the Indo-Pakistan border had its impact at the Safaigiri Award function. Reflecting the sentiment, Mika dedicated popular song, Ye desh hai veer jawanon ka... to the Indian army soldiers.
Singing Bollywood hit, Apni to jaise taise... Mika asked Pakistan to mend its ways else it would get a 440 volt jolt from India, with a rendition of Lage 440 volt choone se tere.
Mika gave away Garbage Guru Award to SWaCH Pune, an organisation which gave sanitation a corporate face. It saved almost Rs five crore to Pune Municipal Corporation in waste management.
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