ALI MOHAMMAD TAJI is one of world famous QAWWALI SINGERS in Sufi Mystic/folk and semi calssical songs of PAKISTAN.
ALI MOHAMMAD TAJI golden voice has swept audience into a trance with scintillating renderings of devotional ecstatic Sufi
mystical Poetry with his unique style,being the only vocalist who can sing QAWWALI / AND FOLK melodies in Urdu/ Hindi/ poorvi/ Panjabi/ and Sindhi language. ALI MOHAMMAD TAJI till now perfromed EUROPE/INDIA/UAE/ SOUTH AFRICA AND UK. His beaufiful uplifting music transcends all linguisitc boundaries.

THANKS

yours very trully

( AHSAN ALI TAJI )

resarch and media Manager,

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East London Mela
Sun 02 Aug 2009

Location: Barking Park, London

The East London Mela offers extensive activities targeting the whole family.

The Edinburgh Mela
Fri 07 – Sun 09 Aug 2009

Location: Pilrig Park

The Edinburgh Mela is an exciting celebration of the people, places and identities that reflect the diverse communities.

Cardiff Mela
Sun 09 Aug 2009

Location: Oval Basin, Roald Dahl Plass

The Mela showcases a wide diversity of cultures, music, dance, arts, fashion and food to name a few.

.London Mela
Sun 16 Aug 2009

Location: Gunnersbury Park, Acton

London Mela is a major free festival celebrating Asian arts, culture and creativity.

Newham Under the Stars
Fri 04 Sep 2009

Location: Central Park, Stratford, East London

The mela rocks back into Central Park this summer offering a heavenly cocktail of music for the masses.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/asiannetwork/events/melas/2009/

Slough’s largest community event has been axed for the second year in a row with organisers accusing the police of making ‘unreasonable’ demands for providing security at the festival.

The company behind the Slough Mela has been told that this year’s music and culture bash can only go ahead on the condition that it pays Thames Valley Police £31,000 for policing the one-day event.

East London Festival (ELF) claims that TVP have demanded the payment four weeks in advance of the Mela and have imposed ‘very difficult’ licensing conditions with threats of prosecution if breached.

The Mela, which was expected to attract 15,000 people, was cancelled in 2006 due to a row over policing costs. It was axed again last year following disagreements between the previous organisers and the authorities.

Superintendent Chris Shead, commander for Slough, said: “It is disappointing to hear that the organiser has cancelled this year’s Slough Mela.

“When determining the resources needed to police the Slough Mela, Thames Valley Police’s only intention is to ensure the safety of the people who attend the event. The licensing conditions largely address the same issue.”

http://slough-mela.com/