Lahore Jo Shehr Tha: Urdu article by Dr. Anees Nagi
Lahore Jo Shehr Tha: Urdu article by Dr. Anees Nagi
Category: Places
The Right Place for Food Lovers: Burns Road Food Street: By Samia Saman Muhammad Asim Khan
Whenever we think about the food street of Burns road, our mouths fill with water. Despite a mushroom growth of restaurant in Karachi,...
English Heritage Website Review
English Heritage Website Review English Heritage along with National Trust remains the most popular membership club for exploring England as it provides free entry to...
Faslon Ko Takalluf Hai Hum Se Agar: Naat by Qari Waheed Zafar
Faslon Ko Takalluf Hai Hum Se Agar by Qari Waheed Zafar: One of the greatest Naat Sharif Faslon Ko Takalluf Hai Hum Se Agar...
A Study of Korean & Islamic Management Practices
A Study of Korean & Islamic Management Practices Over the years there has been a very drastic change in the ways most of the...
Allama Iqbal visits Palestine
Allama Iqbal accompanied by Mautana Ghulam Rasul Mehr left Cairo for Palestine on the 5th December 1931 an 6 P.M. They reached Jerusalem on...
A conversation with the Kashmiri poet Agha Shahid Ali
Calligraphy of Coils by Rehan Ansari and Rajinderpal S. Pal – A Conversation with the Kashmiri poet Agha Shahid Ali. If, as Edward Said says...
GCU Lahore versus FC College Lahore: A Comparison
Government College University Lahore verses Forman Christian College remains one of the more formidable rivalries among academic institutions in Lahore. Below is a detailed comparison of...
IndoPak…This is Rest of South Asia speaking – By H. Nambiar
It might be a trifle churlish to remind Indians and Pakistanis that they alone do not South Asia constitute. But each have at different...
Growing Up In Old Lahore : Chasing Used Books – By Ali Farhad
I grew up in Androon Shehr (old city) of Lahore in the 1980s. Most of my childhood and teenage years were spent in my Nana...
Oval of GCU Lahore: Mentioned in Iqbal’s Biography by Dr. Javed Iqbal
Oval Ground of GCU Lahore remains an integral part of campus, where many generations of Ravians has enjoyed discussions and socializing. It is mentioned in...
The Karachi Brides : By A. Ali
If I were to name the transport buses that storm the Karachi roads all day I would call them the Karachi Brides. This isn’t only...
A 24 Minute Journey Between Paddington and Slough – By Asif Iqbal
He stares at his washed out reflection in the train window, bleeding into the fast moving background, the motion of the train forces a...
Tower of GC University Lahore
The tower of GCU Lahore has been a beacon of inspiration for students since 150 years. Situated near Nasir Bagh on the Katchery Road, it remains...
Karachi Monsoon by S. Mahmood
Karachi Monsoon by S. Mahmood The monsoons have finally arrived. And that too in dramatic fashion. It is quite fitting a day for the monsoons...
Museo dell’Opera del Duomo: Florence
Inaugurated on May 3,1891 to house the monumental singing galleries by Luca della Robbia and Donatello, b occupies the ancient seat of this institution founded by...
Chowking the North South Divide – By H. Nambiar
I am a jehadi Bombaiyya whenever I argue with a die hard Delhiwala. If the truth be confessed, I enjoy both the...
Crème de la crème of Pakistan & India: A Snapshot of few Notable Ravians
Ravi Magazine banner showing Famous Old Ravians, GCU Lahore’s Notable Alumni If we have to name one South Asian academic institution, whose alumni influenced its history, politics,...
Pyare Abbi Jaan: Eulogy to Muzzafar Ali Syed
Pyare Abbi Jaan: Eulogy to Muzzafar Ali Syed by Musmar Ali Syed
Karachi University: By Zahabia Khozema
Karachi, being a truly metropolitan city, projects diversity and University of Karachi, an important feature of the city is a mini-Karachi in itself. KU, the...
The Canadian Dream: Never Fulfilled – By S. Shah
Global demographics show that it is the era of the foreigner from Asia. But, as the digital divide keeps people away from information,...
The Other Side Of Lyari – By Zahabia Khozema
The Other Side Of Lyari – By Zahabia Khozema The town of Lyari is one of the most infamous towns in Pakistan. Famous for its gang...
Iffat Shahab’s grave in Canterbury Cemetery [Kent, UK]
Passing from Canterbury last year, I vaguely recalled the town mentioned in Shahab-Nama, Qudratullah Shahab’s Autobiography. Shahab Sahib mentioned that his wife Dr. Iffat Shahab admired Canterbury as a place...
Lahore Diary – By Aniruddha Bahal
BASANT IN LAHORE Early last month, Lahore celebrated Basant and the sky had thousands of kites in the sky for many days running. Marking...
