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Call for trade between two Punjabs

LAHORE, Sept 1: Socio-economic cooperation between two provinces of Punjab of Pakistan and India can help accelerate political and economic cooperation between the two countries....

The Lahore Experience

I have just returned from Lahore, still dazed by the experience. Its people tell me, "We will also visit your country one day and be India's guests." ...

World Most Visited Museum Opens Sikh Gallery

The Smithsonian Institution is the world's largest museum complex and research organization. Composed of 16 museums and the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and 2 museums in New York City, the Smithsonian's exhibitions attract international ,...

Why is Punjab ready for peace?

The writer is Director, Program on Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution, Department of International Relations,University of Karachi.. ....

Nur Jehan

I always found it difficult to imagine a world where there would be no Madam Nur Jehan, but the unthinkable came to pass as the year 2000 was drawing to a close. Nur Jehan is gone and never shall we see her like again, nor hear that voice,..

Pakistanis Go Fly a Kite as a Boisterous Rite of Spring

LAHORE, Pakistan, Feb. 6 - Defying a chilly night, a bitter drizzle and the reprimands of the mullahs, Pakistanis broke loose this weekend in a boisterous annual rite of spring: Grown men lost sight of everything but chasing kites in the sky....

Basant hysteria grips Lahore

LAHORE, Feb 5: Basant hysteria gripped the city when 24-hour festivities began early on Saturday evening with hundreds of thousands of kites dotting the sky in spite of cold weather ...

Silence of five rivers

Our literature is our pride, the finest thing we have created as a nation. In it is all our philosophy; it bears the impress of great flights of the spirit; in this marvellous temple that has sprung up with magic speed there burn to this day minds of great...

A Dream Year -Punjabi Literature in 2004

2004 was certainly a dream year, if not a dream come true, for Punjabi writers and activists. After neglecting Punjabi language for more than 57 years since partition, Punjab's government not only displayed a lot of interest in the language and cultural ...

Diaspora seeks 'Canadian' status for Punjabi

Tamil and Punjabi are the only two Indian languages which have been given official recognition abroad. In Singapore, Tamil, along with Malay, Chinese and English, is one of the four official languages of the island-nation. The language is a very visible ...