Wonder Girl of India, Janhavi Panwar, is internationally recognised as a young motivational speaker, educator, influencer, and language expert who mastered nine English accents—including British and American—by the age of ten. She is known for learning multiple foreign languages at an early age and for redefining what determination, self-belief, and intelligent use of criticism can … Read more
Sahara Desert Travelogue begins as a story of celebration and quickly transforms into a powerful human experience where fear, faith, and hope collide on a New Year’s night deep inside the world’s largest desert. This travelogue is not merely about dunes and destinations; it is about the fragile strength of the human spirit when confronted … Read more
Human health is the silent foundation on which every form of progress stands. Human health does not collapse overnight; it weakens gradually when lifestyle choices, technology, and unchecked routines begin to dominate daily life. Human health today is deeply influenced by modern development—sometimes positively, often dangerously—making it essential to examine both sides of this transformation … Read more
Warning is not merely a word of caution in Urdu journalism; it becomes a sharp intellectual tool when placed in the hands of a skilled satirical columnist. In Urdu column writing, this concept functions as a metaphor that alerts readers to social hypocrisy, hollow threats, and moral double standards hidden beneath everyday behavior. Yasir Pirzada’s … Read more
The Essence of Knowledge and Wisdom Knowledge and wisdom elevate humanity above other creatures. They enable man to recognize himself, explore the universe, and comprehend existence. Knowledge gives humans the power to think, plan, and understand—traits no other species possesses. This understanding lets mankind create, innovate, and lead. Bilal urRashid, in his insightful column “Ilm … Read more
Mughal Empire stands as one of history’s grandest but bloodiest dynasties, ultimately destroyed by its own relentless quest for power. Its rise and fall were shaped not just by conquest, but by internal betrayal, revealing how thrones won through violence breed only ruin. The Mughal Empire’s story exposes the costly toll power exacts from those … Read more
Punjab Archives are not merely an institution; they are the living memory of South Asia’s rich and turbulent past. Housing millions of manuscripts, files, and rare books, the archives stand at the crossroads of history, culture, and identity. While they represent records management glory established a century ago, they also expose painful neglect that continues … Read more
The Rise and Fall of fame, a relentless cycle of ascent and descent, has always fascinated people across generations. In the world of art, cinema, and music, countless stories reveal how tremendous effort and perseverance are required to achieve stardom, yet a single misstep can erase years of hard-won glory. This fragile nature of fame—how … Read more
Introduction: Why Museums Matter History of Museums in Pakistan is ultimately a story about memory, identity, and public education. Museums safeguard artefacts, interpret complex pasts, and connect citizens with heritage. Around the world, we see national, regional, science, art, and community museums driving tourism, scholarship, and cultural pride. In this very context, renowned columnist Zahoor … Read more
Tea culture in Pakistan has evolved into more than just a daily ritual — it has become a national obsession. From bustling city cafés to rural dhabas nestled in quiet villages, chai isn’t just a beverage — it’s a symbol of connection, comfort, and, often, survival amidst social chaos. Let’s pause the noise of political … Read more
