Islamabad, Pakistan (HRNW)- The iconic voice of Pakistani broadcasting, Ishrat Fatima, has officially retired from Radio Pakistan after an illustrious career spanning 45 years. Her departure marks the end of an era for the national broadcaster, where she became a household name synonymous with grace, clarity, and professional excellence.
In an emotional video message shared on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Ishrat Fatima delivered her final sign-off in her signature traditional style. “Today, I am saying goodbye to my 45-year association with Radio Pakistan,” she stated, expressing deep gratitude to her listeners and viewers who supported her throughout nearly five decades of service.
Starting her journey in the late 1970s, Fatima transitioned seamlessly between radio and television, becoming one of the most respected news anchors in the country. Her retirement has sparked a wave of nostalgia across the nation, with fans and colleagues alike hailing her as a “legend of the airwaves.”
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