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Maati TV Maati TV is Pakistan's first web TV, aimed at putting forward a counter narrative of Pakistan in support of human rights, democracy and culture.

Maati.tv is Pakistan’s first web based interactive video site designed to put forward an alternative narrative of Pakistan that promotes peace, tolerance and equal citizenship through various forms of digital story telling techniques. The web tv strives to highlight issues and stories, largely ignored by the mainstream media in order to encourage diversity and a sense of shared cultural identity w

ithin the general public. More specifically, it aspires to establish it self as a platform for creative expression and social engagement where individuals from around the country can collectively contribute towards a peaceful, democratic and just society. Maati.tv employees various tools to develop these alternative narratives such as documentary shorts, interactive theatre, citizen journalism and online advocacy campaigns on various human rights themes. Our content is generated through a combination of sources which includes a core team of film makers, story tellers, and artist as well as a larger network of student and community filmmakers that we have build upon over the years. We hope to develop both the tools and the platform where the general public can both advocate for their rights and collectively build upon a shared future.

14/01/2026

Highlights from the Interactive Resource Centre’s successful 18th Interactive Theatre Festival🌟
The festival featured plays performed by communities from across Pakistan, addressing key social issues such as child marriage, climate change and water conservation, the impact of climate change on livelihoods, religious minorities, and parenting.

31/12/2025

A powerful play that exposes how tradition forces girls into child marriages, stealing education, innocence, and choice.

Kindly rotate your phone for better viewing!

21/12/2025

Sahar Maqbool explains how women in camps cannot be left alone due to constant safety risks.
When they are not allowed to step outside, they are cut off from food, medicine, and clean water.

19/12/2025

Sahar Maqbool explains how women in flood relief camps often lack equal access to food compared to men, as aid distribution lines rarely include them. She highlights the severe nutritional crisis faced by pregnant women and mothers nursing infants, calling it one of the biggest challenges in the camps.

17/12/2025

The historic Shwetambar Jain Mandir of Multan, built in 1884, stands as a rare and powerful symbol of the city’s Jain heritage.
Now under restoration by the Punjab government, the temple reflects efforts to preserve Multan’s diverse religious history and promote cultural tourism.

The second day of IRC’s 18th Interactive Theatre Festival showcased impactful performances addressing important social i...
16/12/2025

The second day of IRC’s 18th Interactive Theatre Festival showcased impactful performances addressing important social issues. The first play focused on climate change and the livelihoods of the communities living on boats, followed by a powerful play on minority rights and the discrimination faced by minority groups. The final performance highlighted communication gaps with parents and other stark social realities.

Thank you to everyone who attended. We look forward to entertaining and enlightening you again next year!

Day 1 of the 18th Interactive Theatre Festival was a great success, featuring three impactful performances. The festival...
14/12/2025

Day 1 of the 18th Interactive Theatre Festival was a great success, featuring three impactful performances. The festival opened with a thought-provoking play exploring various aspects of communication and the emotional gap between parents and children. This was followed by a play on the topic of Climate change, and the final play of the day addressed the issue of child marriage and concluded with an interactive session, encouraging meaningful audience participation and discussion.
We look forward to welcoming you all for Day 2 of the festival!

11/12/2025

You’re warmly invited to the 18th Interactive Theatre Festival 🌟

📅 13th–14th December, 2025
⏰ 6 PM – 8 PM
📍 Punjab Institute of Language, Art & Culture (PILAC)
Near Qaddafi Stadium, Ferozepur Road, Lahore.

This year features amazing theatre groups from Hunza Gilgit, Multan, Hyderabad, Sindh, and Bahawalnagar. The festival will be a vibrant showcase of performances that highlight meaningful messages, blending culture, storytelling, and interactive theatre in a powerful way. . 🙌

Would love for you to join!

10/12/2025

Communities in Saeed Colony struggle with severe sewerage and drainage issues, affecting daily life, worship, and children’s schooling. Their hope lies in strong local government and timely municipal elections to solve these urgent problems.

08/12/2025

Dr. Nazia Asif talks about discovering three rooms filled with discarded furniture in a nearby school, and instantly thinking of her own students who sat on the floor.
With her team and the children, they rebuilt those pieces sheet by sheet, turning scrap into usable furniture for the students and faculty.

08/12/2025

Dr. Nazia Asif shares her experience with children so distant from basic Urdu that even everyday words don’t connect for them.
A glimpse into how wide the learning gap truly is, and how much we must adjust just to reach them.

05/12/2025

Child marriage in Pakistan continues despite legal penalties, putting young girls at severe physical and emotional risk. Harmful cultural pressures and poverty-driven excuses further deepen its devastating impact on mothers and newborns.

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