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When Pak Nobel Laureate paid obeisance to his Guru

The Nobel laureate was Pakistani scientist Dr. Abdus Salam who was exiled due to his religion and his Guru was Prof. Anilender Ganguly, who was his mathematics teacher at a college in Lahore This was the scene in a Kolkata house: in a large room, a weak person was lying on a traditional-Wooden bed; a visitor was seated in a chair close to

The Soul of My Soul – Poetry from Gaza

Forever may you live and fly free, in the Soul of our Souls. Poet Ahmed Miqdad from Gaza city of Palestine has shared his poems Poet Ahmed Miqdad is from Gaza city of Palestine. He is teacher and a poet and has published three poetic books and a short novel. His goal is to make the people around the world aware

Exploring the Pre-Partition Havelis Of Daultala in Punjab

Most of the maaris or havelis have been renovated, wreaking havoc with the originality of the structures Daultala is a historical town in Rawalpindi’s Gujar Khan. It is noted for its imposing havelis, built before the Partition of 1947, and for the shrines of Sufi saints. The majority of the havelis belonged to Sikhs, who were the

Turkish aid agency distributes Eid gifts among orphans, special children in Sindh’s Karachi city

Turkish Consul General Cemal Sangu expresses his pleasure in hosting Iftar dinner program for what he refers to as ‘most beautiful children of Karachi’ Karachi, Sindh Turkiye’s state-run aid agency Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) hosted an Iftar dinner and distributed Eid gifts among orphans and

Indian American Historian Ruby Lal’s New Book ‘Vagabond Princess’

It is the first biography of Princess Gulbadan, the charismatic adventurer and sole woman historian of the Mughal Empire. In her new book “Vagabond Princess: The Great Adventures of Gulbadan,” acclaimed feminist historian and Emory University professor Ruby Lal brings to the limelight Princess Gulbadan, the daughter of Emperor