On a cloudy monsoon afternoon in district Swabi, families gather along the calm waters of Kundal Dam for recreation, while children play around them, transforming the quiet shoreline into a …
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The ancient Walled City of Multan is often celebrated for its magnificent Sufi shrines, centuries-old bazaars and spiritual heritage. Yet, hidden behind narrow streets, weathered gateways and busy neighborhoods stands …
From traditional chalkboards to clicks smart classrooms mark new era for Pakistan’s education system
The familiar sound of chalk once gliding across blackboards is gradually giving way to the glow of digital screens, smartboards, and AI-powered learning tools in classrooms, marking the manifestation of …
For many children, summer vacation is more than just a break from school; it is a celebration of childhood, marked by animated cartoons, energetic cricket matches, refreshing swims and precious …
As foreign currencies continue to outpace the rupee, thousands of Pakistani students are rethinking their study-abroad choices. Rising costs have pushed many towards more affordable destinations, including Germany, Italy, Poland, …
For decades, Pakistanis have endured scorching summers. But in recent years, the season has become increasingly unforgiving, with blistering temperatures, shrinking water supplies and mounting pressure on daily life exposing …
Pakistan’s rich biodiversity, particularly millions of migratory ducks, geese, houbara and other birds that travel annually along the historic Indus Flyway, could face increasing environmental challenges due to declining freshwater …
Climate change is often discussed in terms of crop losses, shrinking water resources, heatwaves and floods. However, one of its least explored consequence is its impact on traditional handicrafts and …
As Islamabad continues to grow into a modern metropolitan city with an ever-expanding range of international cuisines and fast-food outlets, one traditional dish continues to dominate the hearts and dining …
For more than a century, Havelian Railway Station, Abbotabad, has been Pakistan’s northern rail gateway, linking millions of passengers, tourists and traders from Hazara with the rest of the country.