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Winter season in the country always means lots of food and music festivals. Unfortunately, COVID-19 has dampened all such plans this year, with health experts and the government urging people to avoid large gatherings.
Coke Fest is one of the biggest food festivals in the country and given that this year that is a distant dream, Coca-Cola has joined hands with Patari and Tapmad to launch Pakistan’s first-ever digital music festival – ‘CokeFest 2020’.

According to a press release, the three-day event is scheduled to run from November 20-22 and will be free for all to attend.
Those wishing to be part of it will need to download and register on the Patari mobile app followed by signing-up for the event to receive a unique code that can be used on TapMad’s mobile app or website to enjoy the live performances virtually from any location.
“Event attendees can expect to be mesmerized by leading names rocking the local music scene including a 9-year-old Pakistani rapper Kaky Thou$and, Natasha Baig, Sirine Jahangir, Shamoon Ismail, SomeWhatSuper, Young Stunners, ESharp, Abdullah Siddiqui, XPolymer Dar and veteran rock star Ali Noor,” stated the press release.
Speaking about this initiative, GM Pakistan and Afghanistan at The Coca-Cola Export Corporation Fahad Ashraf said: “With CokeFest 2020, we wanted to avoid large gatherings whilst still keeping the spirit of music alive. So we brought some of the best musical talent in Pakistan together with the country’s leading tech companies, to bring you a virtual experience that feels as close as possible to attending an actual musical concert.”

Honda has officially released a teaser of its upcoming 11th gen Civic to be launch in the spring of 2021 in international markets.
As seen in the teaser, the model has a more executive look as compared to the 10th generation Civic.
The teaser that allows viewers to get a mental image of what the car would look like, suggests a much sharper and more aggressive design.
Honda will reveal the brand new Civic via a live stream on November 18, 2020 at 7:45 am. Also, it is being reported that Honda will only make the 2022 Civic as a sedan and a hatchback. The two-door coupes versions will no longer be manufactured by the company.
Details are yet to be revealed about the upcoming 11th Gen Civic, but reports suggest that the a-Si (the compact sports trimmed version of Honda Civic) and Type-R (the high-performing racing) versions will be launched in the international markets.
All versions will have turbocharged 4-cylinder engines. The sportier versions shall get a manual gearbox option as well.
There are no reports of the car being introduced in Pakistan anytime soon, but as is custom with Honda Atlas, the Civic is usually introduced here a year or so after it is launched in the international market. Whether or not that will be the case for the 11th gen Civic, is yet to be seen.