Pakistan’s North is one of the most beautiful places you can be in the world. Mountains that talk to the sky. Stars that shine so bright and snow that gleams so bright you cannot tell them apart at night. Rivers … Continue reading Travel Guide: Trekking Through Beautiful North Pakistan
Love in real life is hard enough. The one in folklore either reflects that or draws some inspiration from that. Love and strife, love rendered with trials and tribulations, love – an infinity – and all the rest that stands … Continue reading Heer Ranjha: A Folk Love Story from Pakistan
Lahore is the second largest city in Pakistan, and the provincial capital of Punjab in the north-east. It lies on the Indus river plains and is adjacent to the River Ravi which touches by. It is regarded as the cultural … Continue reading Travel Guide: Loitering Through the Old City of Lahore
An Example of the Struggle for Debt Slavery Children’s slavery is a social evil that has plagued every country all over the world. It’s not a matter for a single nation but a worldwide issue that all peoples must join … Continue reading Iqbal Masih, a Pakistani Child Hero who Fought Against Debt Slavery
Rich in natural resources, beautiful places, and cultural blessings. Pakistan is bestowed with having one of the most beautiful northern areas in the world. Northern Pakistan is the most fascinating and spectacular region in Pakistan due to its world’s famous … Continue reading Travel Guide: Explore Nature, Discover Voyage, and Experience Relaxation in Beautiful Northern Pakistan
This paper is a brief synopsis of the political and constitunal history of Pakistan. Continue reading Pakistan’s Chequered Political and Constitutional History
In the advanced world we live in today, information is easily accessible at the touch of our fingertips. Through the internet, learning has become much easier than it was in the past. However, receiving an academic education is still difficult … Continue reading Anthropology: Sociocultural Implications in the Struggle for Women’s Education in Pakistan
I want to discuss the effect of the British Raj on the still extant slave-mentality of the Muslims of Pakistan. The legislative laws made by the British are still there with negligible new legislation. The Penal Code has not changed … Continue reading Anthropology: The Cultural Effects of British Colonial Rule on the Indian Subcontinent
Concealed in Pakistan’s northern areas is the remote Kalash Valley. Known for its unique culture and traditions, secluding it from the rest of the country. The people, known as Kalash or Kalasha, were once a large number, around 200,000. Now, … Continue reading Anthropology: The Colorful People of Kalash Valley