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Pre-Partition Educational Institutions of Shikarpur Sindh

The schools in Shikarpur were not just educational institutions but also architectural marvels, each with its unique character Before the partition of 1947, collective efforts from the Muslim and Hindu communities of Shikarpur led to the establishment of several educational institutions. This shared commitment to education was evident in

Shikarpur’s Balconies and Brackets

Shikarpur city of Sindh is famous for its magnificent mansions, and the buildings from the pre-partition era Shikarpur is famous for its magnificent mansions, and the buildings from the pre-partition era. Each is a unique masterpiece and reflects the opulence style of their builders. In every corner of the old locality of Shikarpur, there

Flavors of Turkish cuisine bring together Pakistani politicians, officials

Variety of feasts showcased at ceremony held at Turkish Consulate as part of events aimed at bringing cherished Turkish breakfast tradition to global audience Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan The flavor and variety of traditional Turkish cuisines attracted top Pakistani government officials, politicians, businessmen, educators, and journalists

Kyungin.. the only Korean University for Women!

After a marathon flight, from Cairo Airport to Incheon Airport, between the joy of flying, and the anxiety of waiting and staring at the screens of the travel gates, I thought after we left in that spring weather that we were heading to the hotel, but my friend, the veteran Korean journalist Lee Sang-ki, the former president of the

The Establishment of KEDA was to seek win-win for companies from both countries

Professor Kang Woong-sik, Chairman of the Korea-Egypt Development Association (KEDA) is visiting Egypt with a Korean Business and Industry team to continue their mission in enhancing the relationship between the two countries on all aspects. Here is an interview with Kang Woong-sik, by Park Hee-jun, chief editorial writer, Segye Ilbo