For years, owning a home remained nothing more than a distant dream for thousands of low-income families, salaried employees and pensioners across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP).
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Every weekend, Ehtisham Khan drove his friends to Firdus Cinema on GT Road in Peshawar, where the queue at the ticket window stretched outside, the aroma of roasted peanuts filled …
Muhammad Atif Ismail MULTAN, July 29 (APP)::In an age of tractors, trucks and motorized loaders, it is easy to assume the camel cart belongs only in history books. Yet across …
Multan is one of the oldest cities in South Asia. It is known across the country for its Sufi shrines, and centuries-old buildings. But the city carries another name too, …
From the bustling bazaars of Khyber to the rugged mountains of South Waziristan, the return of normal life, growing economic activity and children attending schools once again mark a new …
As the first rays of sunlight illuminate the Margalla Hills, Islamabad’s hiking trails come alive with a growing mix of families, students, office workers, tourists and weekend excursionists. Before 7 …
A cup of tea, a mountain trail or a plate of chapli kebab may seem ordinary to Pakistanis. Yet through the lens of travel vloggers and digital creators, these everyday …
Weddings were once the most joyful gatherings in rural areas of South Punjab, where celebrations were shaped by community spirit rather than financial strength. Families welcomed guests into their homes …
As raging floodwater swept through the scenic valleys of Kaghan, Siran and Balakot in Mansehra district, washing away roads, damaging hotels and isolating hundreds of tourists recently, a group of …
The dark clouds bring about the much-needed relief to the people from the scorching heat of sun but alongside it also bring a seasonal health challenge – witnessing about 40 …