Friday, August 26, 2005
Pakistan’s First Racing Driver Aims to Make a Statement
When Nur Ali, Pakistan’s first professional racing driver, takes part in next month’s inaugural A1 GP series in Britain, a place on the podium is not his only mission. “I want to drive for Pakistan and for its youth,†said Texas-based Ali. Driving was Ali’s childhood passion and he used to navigate for his father …
Continue reading »Pakistani Girl Wins Poetry Contest in New York
A Pakistani student, Sonia, has won the top honours in the US by winning a US poem competition on water conservation. Sonia, a fifth grade student, participated in a contest across 60 schools of New York. She was awarded the president medal, Pride of Performance and Excellence Award for her creative work.
Continue reading »Pakistan-India Peace Creating Giant Goats
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan in Kashmir has produced an unexpected beneficiary - the world’s largest goat. The markhor, a mountain goat that stands almost 6ft tall at the shoulder and can weigh 17 stone, was thought to be extinct in Indian-held Kashmir. Markhor are considered critically endangered, but other populations have survived in …
Continue reading »Pakistani Restaurant Serves Indus Valley Cuisine in US
But at Overland Park’s three-month-old Kababesh Grill in the Highland Plaza shopping strip, the cuisines of Pakistan and India coexist happily on the same menu. There aren’t a lot of Pakistani dishes, says co-owner Joe Hemayoun, a native of Lahore, Pakistan (as is his partner and chef, Zubir Sheh). But the handful of regional dishes …
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