Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the […]
Dr Shakira Nandini There is a unique allure in simplicity and silent beauty that invites us to look within, away from the chaos of our daily lives. This article explores how a single moment of simplicity can bring us closer to the true beauty of life, self-acceptance, and inner peace. Using the symbol of a
Shams Uddin, Booni, Upper Chitral The Chitrali sitar, a cherished musical instrument of northern Pakistan, is renowned for its beautiful melodies and deep cultural significance. Its notes embody the essence of Chitrali folk music, evoking feelings of love, peace, and nostalgia. Played at local gatherings, the sitar’s music connects listeners with the region’s rich heritage.
Dr Shakira Nandini In the heart of the forest, a serene and timeless moment is captured. The image shows a woman and a dog, engaged in a silent conversation, as if two friends have found each other. Her hands rest gently on the dog\’s face, conveying affection, sincerity, and a sense of protection. This is
Aqib Ullah Apologies to Shakespeare for modifying his famous line: \”The fault is within us, not in others.\’\” A few days ago, I had to go to Peshawar for some work. When I, along with two friends, reached Timergara, we were informed that there was a shortage of vehicles to Peshawar because many had been
