Prem Nagar, literally translated as “The Valley of Love,” is taking shape rapidly amidst the rolling sands of Tharparkar, where the sun paints the horizon in shades of gold and crimson. This model village, currently under construction, is a living testament to the possibility of unity, harmony, and hope in a world so often divided…
24th July 1984 marks the solemn day when Pakistan lost most revered literary and intellectual personality — Qudratullah Shahab. A visionary whose legacy transcends bureaucracy and literature, Shahab left behind a timeless treasure in the form of Shahab Nama, his celebrated autobiography that continues to inspire, provoke, and spiritually awaken generations. In the annals of…
WhatsApp has become one of the most popular and widely used communication platforms globally, offering instant, secure, and accessible messaging for millions of users every day. In a world where the spotlight often hides the shadows, Pakistan’s entertainment industry has taken a powerful step toward healing and connection. Following the tragic and untimely death of…
Reham Khan—the journalist, former BBC presenter, and ex-wife of former Prime Minister Imran Khan—has recently launched a new political party, the Pakistan Republic Party (PRP). The media response to her political foray reflects both the complexities of Pakistan’s press landscape and the polarized nature of its political culture. Let’s have a look on how the…
Sajjad Azhar, senior Pakistani journalist known for his thoughtful storytelling and socio-cultural insights, offers a compelling historical narrative in his recent article on anchient philosopher Kotliya Chanakya published in Independent Urdu. This analysis explores the strengths of Azhar’s article, its narrative power, intellectual framing, and broader value for Urdu readership and South Asian historical discourse. 1….
Pakistan joined the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on July 11, 1950, just three years after independence. Today, Pakistan is marking 75 years since it became a member of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). As the country reflects on this long-standing association, it is a moment not just for ceremonial commemoration — but for critical self-examination….
Forgotten Ranikot Fort, often known as “The Great Wall of Sindh,” is a fortification that defies description, nestled in the isolated highlands of the Kirthar Range in Sindh.
Though Karbala is part of Islamic history, its moral universe transcends religion. For countless Hindus in India, Pakistan and across the world, Imam Hussain represents the ideal of Dharma Yudh — a righteous war against falsehood, much like Rama’s war against Ravana, or Arjuna’s role in the battle of Kurukshetra under the guidance of Lord…
The tragedy of Karbala, which unfolded on the 10th of Muharram in 680 AD (61 AH), is a watershed moment in Islamic history. It commemorates the supreme sacrifice of Hazrat Imam Hussain ibn Ali (RA), the beloved grandson of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), and his companions who stood against tyranny, injustice, and authoritarianism. While Karbala physically…
Wars have never been fought with swords and cannons alone. Sometimes, the battlefield is not the land, but the heart. Sometimes the enemy is not on your borders—but in your bedroom. The deadliest modern war is not one of firepower, but of emotions and trust. One of the most dangerous weapons of this war is…
