Kokab Khwaja, known not only for her neat recipes but also for her sophistication and allure is undeniably a household name in Pakistan. Her areas of expertise include home interior decoration and gathering crockery. She rose to stardom after appearing endlessly on TV in 1990. Her TV show was a total success and turning it down would have been a ...Read More »
Commonly known as Chef Rahat, Rahat Ali is one of the most protuberant chefs in Pakistan. After appearing at Masala TV she rose to heights of fame with her eccentricity and unique recipes. Rahat Ali is well known throughout Pakistan and abroad (wherever Masala TV is aired) because of her vivacious and enthusiastic style. She is not only famous for ...Read More »
The most dramatic thing about Kaghan Valley lies ahead of Naran; where you can travel either by a four wheel drive, horse/pony, on foot or on a mountain bike. Although numerous efforts have been made to maintain the road, the partition near Chilas is a little more bearable i.e. Babusar Pass. The Babusar Pass is a 150 km long mountain ...Read More »
From deep within Chitral originates Lowari Pass which connects it to Dir, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. It is by a long way the lowermost pass i.e. 10,230 ft. to come in Chitral as others range from 12,000 – 15,000 ft. It remains covered with snow from November to the end of May and rests closed throughout this time. Whilst this period lasts people ...Read More »
The term “Language” may be referring to the intricate system of communication used by locals of any area or to any occurrence of use of this system. Talking about language could be referring to either the written mode of communication or to the colloquial mode. With the passage of time languages have evolved into their own universes; with the basics ...Read More »
The word English has been extracted from the name of Angles (which is now known as Schleswig-Holstein). Originating from the Old Saxon and Anglo Frisian dialects brought around by the Germanic and British settlers who came around from numerous parts of what we now recognize as Netherlands, Denmark and Germany came a language known as English. It is a West ...Read More »
Commonly identified as Mian Meer, Baba Saen Meer Mohammad Sahib was a well-known Sufi Saint. He lived in Lahore; to be precise in the town of Dharampura (it is counted in in the present day Pakistan). He was from the Qadiri order of Sufism. From many orders of Sufism, he was from the Qadiri order. Among all his famous deeds, ...Read More »
Saints are the one who try to become one with their Lord by the help of meditation and by working on purifying their inner self this helps them understand phenomenon which are out of the grasp of and average human being. Among these saints, Hazrat Baba Kamal Chisti is a prominent figure. As the name suggests he belonged to the ...Read More »
Stretching from Karachi (Sindh) to Ormara (Balochistan) is the magnificent coastline of Pakistan. In its natural pristine magnificence it stands as one of the most bio diverse and beautiful of the world. Due to the wide and diverse array of natural beauty and wealth of life it has become a heaven for fishermen, tourists and conservationists. With the blessings of ...Read More »
King Edward Medical College (KEMC) is the most primogenital medical institute in Pakistan and the second most primogenital institute in the sub-continent. Attached to the college grounds is Mayo Hospital (medical facility) which was erected at the exact same time. This institute came into being in 1860 and was known as Lahore Medical School at that time. It stands amongst the ...Read More »
