Pakistan and India’s Independence Day through Newspaper Pages
An archive of newspaper pages and headlines celebrating the independence of Pakistan and India from British colonization.…
The Babrra Massacre | The First Incident Involving Civilian Killings in Pakistan
The Babrra massacre was the first incident in Pakistan involving civilian killings and injuries. The brutal incident had taken place on the order of the then chief minister.…
Did the U.S. Enable Pakistan’s First Military Dictatorship?
In 1953, Ayub Khan assured the U.S. that the Pakistani army would safeguard American interests during the Cold War.…
The 13 Gates of Lahore
The gates of Lahore are a remarkable testament to the city’s rich historical and cultural heritage. Each gate showcases the artistic and engineering brilliance of its era, with distinct designs…
The 7 Gates of Bahawalpur | Bahaaristan
The historic gates of Bahawalpur offer a glimpse into the city’s rich cultural and architectural legacy. Primarily, these gates served as entrances that once shaped the city’s movement, trade and…
Imran Khan vs the Status Quo: Pakistan’s Quest for Haqiqi Azadi
Pakistan's political landscape has been marred with significant challenges. Corruption, poor governance, and an absence of the rule of law are the hallmark of Pakistani politics. Amidst this, one figure…
Air Commodore (retd.) Syed Sajad Haider: The Saviour of Lahore and Pakistan
Air Commodore (retd.) Syed Sajad Haider lead the Sherdil Squadron that destroyed the Indian tanks about to enter Lahore on 6 Sept. 1965. Today, he is still defending Pakistan.…
