Jaan Nissar Lone Celebrates His Birthday Alongside Chechen Leader Ramzan Kadyrov
Calls for Global Peace, Cultural Unity, and Love for Kashmir
Srinagar Oct 05: October 5, marks the birthday of Dr. Jaan Nissar Lone, a celebrated music composer, singer, and the Global President of the BRICS Culture Media Forum (BCMF). Known for his commitment to promoting art, culture, and peace across the world, Dr. Lone’s birthday coincides with that of Ramzan Kadyrov, the Head of the Chechen Republic — a leader he deeply admires for his patriotism and loyalty to Russia.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Lone expressed heartfelt admiration for Kadyrov, calling him “a true soldier who has taught the world the meaning of standing firm for one’s land and people.”
“I am a huge admirer of Ramzan Kadyrov for his love for his land and his nation. He is a symbol of loyalty and courage, and he represents what it means to put your country above everything else.”
Dr. Jaan Nissar Lone, who is also the Founder and Chairman of ARMS Record Label recently represented India as an official jury member and co-organiser at the prestigious Intervision 2025 International Song Contest held in Moscow. His company, ARMS Record Label, made history by becoming the first-ever Indian company to co-organise such a globally recognized musical event.
“Being part of Intervision 2025 was not just a professional milestone, it was a moment of pride for India,” Dr. Lone said in a statement. “For the first time, an Indian and an Indian record label stood shoulder to shoulder with international cultural institutions at one of the biggest music contests in the world. It proves that India’s cultural voice is powerful and respected globally.”
As Global President of the BRICS Culture Media Forum, Dr. Lone continues to foster creative collaborations between BRICS Plus nations, emphasizing the use of music and culture as tools for diplomacy and peacebuilding. His leadership has made BCMF a significant cultural bridge between Asia, Europe, and Africa.
A devoted admirer of President Vladimir Putin, Dr. Lone shared how he draws inspiration from the Russian leader’s strength and global vision.
“I am a huge follower of Vladimir Putin,” he said. “His birthday on October 7 is a special day for me — it’s also my wife’s birthday. Two important people in my life were born on the same day, and both represent strength, resilience, and compassion.”
During his visits to Russia and the Chechen Republic, Dr. Lone was deeply moved by the culture, faith, and warmth of the people.
“When I visited Chechnya and the Caucasus region, I was amazed by how similar the people are to us in Kashmir — in looks, culture, and hospitality,” he said. “You can hardly tell the difference between a Kashmiri and someone from Chechnya or Dagestan. We are all children of God, connected by love and humanity.”
Dr. Lone is also known as a true patriot of Jammu and Kashmir. Through his soulful music and emotional performances, he represents his homeland on the global stage. His songs often carry the spirit of Kashmir, touching the hearts of millions across the valley.
“I live for Kashmir and my people,” he often says. “Every individual in Kashmir is dear to me. I can’t bear to hear anything negative about my homeland. Ask the value of leadership from Afghanistan, Palestine, or Kashmir — they suffered because of poor leadership. Peaceful nations exist only because of good leaders who think for their people.”
He has always believed that leadership defines the destiny of nations and regions. His message of peace and unity resonates strongly, especially at a time when the world faces divisions and conflicts.
“When world leaders promote hatred, President Putin stands almost alone with a few BRICS nations striving to bring peace,” he said. “If some superpowers destroy this planet, where will humanity go? We must protect this beautiful world and pass it on to future generations with love and positivity.”
On his birthday, Dr. Lone’s message was one of love, humanity, and peace:
“On my birthday, I wish that we all make efforts to spread love and peace. We must stop the bloodshed caused by personal or political gain. I want to see peace return to Kashmir — to see Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh united again as one state where diversity is our strength, not our division. Peace will only come when we show love.”
As Dr. Jaan Nissar Lone celebrates his birthday — alongside Ramzan Kadyrov, a leader he reveres — his voice echoes across borders, reminding the world that true power lies not in conflict, but in compassion, understanding, and the unity of humanity.
