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Pride of Pakistan: Chiniot

Chiniot - the name is enough to start the furniture lovers, travelers and cautiously curious dreaming. Antiquity is the first message of the town. And, international quality furniture “made in Chiniot” is collectors delight with potentials...

Growing up in Old Lahore

Most of my childhood and teenage years were spent in my Nana Jan’s house located at Lodge Road in Old Anarkali. It was an old but large house, left by a Hindu migrant family, located inside a narrow street...

Panja Sahib: The Miracle at Hasan Abdal

Most Pakistanis know Hasan Abdal as a town that houses the well-known Cadet College, the first to be built in Pakistan in the early 1950s. Other than that, Hasan Abdal hardly arouses any interest among Pakistanis. It is ,...

Ganga Sagar: History, Legend, Devotion

The human psyche has a unique fascination for tradition and history, whether oral or written. But nothing is more evocative than tactile history - when a tangible object revered by tradition and talked about in ....

The Saga of Saragarhi

Throughout the travails of time, men have been inspired by countless tales of bravery, intrepidity and chivalry. None evokes such raw rush of emotions as the story of men defending their post against daunting odds both ...

The Princess who died unknown

Princess Bamba Sutherland, eldest daughter of Maharaja Daleep Singh, lived like an alien in her father’s kingdom, writes Kanwarjit Singh Kang...

Man who fought hunger: Dr Borlaug

ACUTELY aware of hunger and poverty around the globe, Dr. Norman Ernest Borlaug dedicated himself to a life of service to humanity. He was trained like most other scientists, receiving a Ph.D. in plant pathology ...

A quiet triumph for humanity

Politics and politicians herd us like sheep into a protective ‘national’ net that restricts and exploits us rather than allow us to utilise our strengths. ...

Mohammad Rafi’s uneventful half decade in Lahore-2

MOHAMMAD RAFI, a genius who rose to be the leading most film singer of the Indian subcontinent, had a modest and uneventful beginning. At the time of his arrival in Punjab’s capital city of Lahore, from a small village. ...

Mohammad rafi`s meteoric rise after initial

Mohammad Rafi was not a part of Master Ghulam Haider’s contingent, when he moved from Lahore to Bombay in the end of 1943. But after receiving several calls from Bombay , Mohammad Rafi finally decided to leave Lahore. ...