Dravidian languages were once more prevalent across the Indian subcontinent before the diffusion of Indo-Aryan languages
Following the decline of the Harappan Civilization, the invading Aryans established 16 Aryan kingdoms. Legend holds that Bharata, Rama’s half-brother, expanded his influence to the Gandhara kingdom, founding the
The 29th of February this year marks Rare Disease Day. On this rare international day, many nations worldwide celebrate rare diseases by sharing information, raising awareness and giving support to many patients who think that they are alone in their battles. 300 million persons all over the world suffer from one kind of a disease that is
I am recognized by Earth, Water, Space; Mountains are a model; I own the whole sky
Asmonur Rejabboyeva, a young poet of Uzbekistan, shares her poetry
Asmonur Rejabboyeva, born on April 26, 1992 in the village of Ko’kyor, Yangikurgan district, in the cool and mountainous area of Uzbekistan, studied at the Namangan State
Imagine owning a breathtaking wildlife close-up by Joachim Schmeisser, a pivotal sports moment frozen in time by Neil Leifer, or the poignant imagery of Charlie Hamilton James – all part of an exclusive collection of 2,500 limited edition and commercial prints collectively worth AED22.4million (US$ 6.1 million), as part of the art sale
Chairman, Higher Education Commission lays foundation stone of the Judo Academy and Resource Center
From Correspondent
The construction work on the Judo Academy and Resource Center is underway at Sindh Agriculture University, Tandojam under a project of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) Islamabad and the Prime Minister’s
