Culture

Ishtiaq Ahmed Gujar Khan: Pakistan is a fast-moving and rapidly changing society. Fast, furious and often unplanned urbanization is raking havoc on major urban centres and traditional communities and their lifestyles. In Pakistan, the…

News Desk Islamabad: Religious and cultural tourism would improve connectivity between different nations and cultures, and would open up opportunities to highlight the country’s soft image at the international level, said Prime Minister…

News Desk Chitral: As part of efforts to promote tourism in northern regions, two special planes of the Pakistan International Airline (PIA) are to facilitate tourists, especially foreign tourists. The special flights are operating to…

Prof Dr M. Ashraf Khan Islamabad: There has been an active and persistent collaboration between Pakistan and France in the field of Archaeology since the early years of 1950.  Raul Curial, a well-known French Archaeologist, served the…

Dr Samira Gul Peshawar: The recent surge in militancy in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has posed significant challenges for journalists, necessitating increased responsibilities, concerns about safety, and the need for accurate reporting. In this…

News Desk Islamabad: The historic and most anticipated Shandur Polo Festival 2023 will be held from July 7 to 9 to entertain the participants coming from various parts of the country at large. The two-day Polo Festival is an amazing…

News Desk Rawalpindi: The Punjab Arts Council (PAC) organised a two-day Sufi festival titled Sufi Rung on Saturday to promote peace through Sufi music. Assistant Commissioner Cantt Qandeel Fatima Memon was the chief guest at the…

News Desk Chitral: Chelam Josh, also known as Joshi in the local language and the yearly religious festival of the Kalasha tribe, came to a conclusion in the Bomburit Valley with all its hues, merrymaking, and foreign visitors in…

News Desk Muzaffarabad: Speakers at a seminar urged the relevant authorities to take strict action to safeguard the Neelum Valley’s forests and natural resources as well as to promote sustainable tourism in this area, which is the…

News Desk Peshawar: Pakistan is vulnerable to climate change, and in the next few years, it is anticipated to have a severe water deficit for domestic, industrial, and agricultural use. This is mostly due to changing weather patterns,…