www.visitpk.com Pick plenty of beautiful places in Pakistan. Video Rating: 5 / 5 PAKISTAN Video Rating: 4 /…. Read more

A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan You need to be deported, said the retired army general. What follows is not deportation but the beginning of an exploration. An exploration that is nuanced by the identity of the narrator: an Indian Muslim woman travelling alone in a space notoriously difficult to negotiate, vis-à-vis its history and politics.From travelling in the cockpit of the PIA aircraft to having the door shut in her face by a born-again nationalist to attending parties in perfumed salons to examining the minorities; from being treated as a philistine to engaging in enlivening conversations with those who had to pay the price for dissent, the author attempts to understand what it means to live in Pakistan…. Read more

British Universities side begins Pakistan tour “One of the main things of the tour is not just cricket, but more to show that Pakistan really needs cricket because cricket is the most important thing in the country and it keeps everyone going,” he said at a press conference. Read more on The Express Tribune Hear the Pakistani voice of protest … melodic numbers during Pakistan's pro-democracy Lawyers' Movement in 2007. This week, the band will launch their second album-Utho Meri Dunya with a five-city India tour, starting with Mumbai on April 17. “The songs in this album are different. Read more on Hindustan…. Read more

The Wagah (Punjabi: ਵਗਾਹ) border closing ‘lowering of the flags’ ceremony is a daily military practice that the security forces of India (Border Security Force) and Pakistan (Pakistan Rangers) have followed since 1959. (From Wikipedia, the free…. Read more

A Diamond in the Desert: Behind the Scenes in Abu Dhabi, the World’s Richest City Arabia in the 1960s – still a land of desert, nomadic tribes, falcons and gazelles. And Abu Dhabi, perched on the Gulf Coast, was a poor fishing community. Barely forty years on, it is the richest city on earth, with major stakes in Western economies. And if the extraordinarily ambitious plans for the capital of the United Arab Emirates succeed, its future impact will be global. Jo Tatchell’s family arrived in Abu Dhabi in 1974 when there were only a few thousand inhabitants. She left as a young adult in the nineties, choosing personal freedom over a life of comfort and ease. But in recent years, as Abu Dhabi has become ever more significant on the world…. Read more