Pakistan Study Reveals Heaviest Snow in a Thousand Years
A study published today (27 April) in Nature says the region received more snow in the past century than at any other point during the past thousand years. Oxygen locked …
Continue reading »Pakistani Paintress Impresses New York Art World
New York-based artist Shahzia Sikander has achieved international acclaim for her diverse body of works, which range from miniature-size paintings to room-size installations … In the mid-1990s, her early works …
Continue reading »Pakistan Pop Sensation Swoons Indian Fans
With his catchy numbers and boyish good looks that make female fans swoon, Roy is the latest musician to try his luck in India from across the salt desert. While …
Continue reading »Rescued American Repays Pakistan Villagers by Building Schools
Mortenson has traveled the seemingly impenetrable paths of rural Pakistan, fighting the elements, poverty, fatwas against him from corrupt mullahs, death threats from Americans who consider him a traitor for …
Continue reading »Cuba’s Pakistan Quake Documentary Premieres
The film, by director Roberto Chile, was presented by Cuban Charge’d Affairs Ivan Mora who said it was a privilege and honor to screen the latest effort of a filmmaker …
Continue reading »Remembering the Glory Days of Lahore
Coffee House across the street had its own crowd, mostly made up of lawyers, politicians and journalists. The atmosphere was intellectual and journalistic. Off and on, some professors from Government …
Continue reading »First Indian Movie in Pakistan Theatres in 40 Years
Mughal-e-Azam, or The Great Mogul, is an historical romance made in 1960 in Mumbai but set in Lahore at the time when Muslim leaders ruled India. Film lovers lined up …
Continue reading »Rising Incomes Fuel Pakistan’s Continued Telecom Boom
“Why shouldn’t I keep a mobile phone when I can have it for less than 200 rupees ($3.5) a month,” said Mohammad Akram while tending to his vegetable stall on …
Continue reading »Big Gold and Copper Discovery in Balochistan
The Rekodiq mining area has proven estimated reserves of two billion tons of copper and 20 million ounces of gold. Major reserves of copper and gold in Balochistan’s Rekodiq area …
Continue reading »Pakistan-Born Becomes First Highest Ranking British Navy Officer
Pakistan-born Muslim immigrant Amjad Hussain, 47, was this week promoted to rear admiral from commodore. The Royal Navy have appointed their first non-white admiral. The admiral made national headlines in …
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