A rare image of Lahori Gate, one of the 13 gates of Lahore. It was taken by an unknown photographer in 1900.
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- The Importance of Independent Media: An Interview With Raza Rumi By Aisha Mae MughalRaza Rumi is a Pakistani journalist, author, and policy analyst. He serves as the Director of the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College. He also a faculty member at the Cornell Institute for Public Affairs. Rumi discusses the importance of independent media, his vision for the Park Center for Independent Media, and gives... Read More The post T […]
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- Martial law won’t help. Imran must talk to FazalThe post Martial law won’t help. Imran must talk to Fazal appeared first on Jahane Rumi.
- A note from Pakistan: Why Gandhi matters beyond India’s bordersA contested figure in Pakistan’s discourse, Gandhi’s ideas and humanism retain relevance for both nations Nation-states write their own histories. Pakistan is no different. Mahatma Gandhi was always an odd figure in national discourses: A rival of the country’s founder MA Jinnah, peculiar in manner and appearance, but certainly not a hero. What we... Read […]
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- Standing Up To InjusticeThe post Standing Up To Injustice appeared first on Jahane Rumi.
- What Is The Message Of Kerbala?In this #vlog razarumi says that the radical and transformative meaning of Kerbala is to resist injustice and autocracy. The Kerbala tragedy also reiterates that the goal of a just and ethical society is central to our faith as Muslims. #Karbala #Muharram #NayaDaur The post What Is The Message Of Kerbala? appeared first on Jahane Rumi.
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- Lahore at its best[This image by Rahat Dar of The News]
- Trees of LahoreSalman Rashid Until the 1970s some one hindered and sixty species of birds were listed in Lahore. While the city had such green spaces as Lawrence Gardens, Aitchison College, the cantonment and Model Town, farm and forest on the outskirts began where Defence Society or Allama Iqbal Town and the innumerable societies now sprawl in […]
- The Lahore that I grew up in was a great placeI grew up in Lahore. All my life I lived here except for the seven years in the army and ten in Karachi. I returned again in December 1988 and have lived here since. I knew a Lahore that was a very beautiful city. It was a city of people who ere cultured, courteous and with […]
- Odysseus LahoriFellow of Royal Geographical Society, Salman Rashid is author of several books including jhelum: City of the Vitasta and The Apricot Road to Yarkand, Riders on the Wind, Between two Burrs on the Map, Prisoner on a Bus and Sea Monsters and the Sun God. He is the only Pakistani to have seen the North […]
- Lahore Metro – Pros, Cons & PerceptionsA state of the art metro bus system – brand new and unique in Pakistan – should make every Lahori proud of their city today. A lot has been written and said about this system. And as is the case with almost everything in Pakistan, the points of views are poles apart. Many people regard […]
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Lahore looks so cool and serene.
Thanks Mr Shiraz Hassan, keep it up.
Its pictures like these that provide us with the marvels of historic Lahore. Thanks Shiraz Hassan
Its a masterpiece photograph. Lahore looking bindas in this pre-partition photo. notice the dressing of people, it is the same dhoti-kurta and pagdi which is traditional dressing of people in the whole of the north-west India. It is in itself an evidence of common culture in the north-west part of the sub-continent. by the way its a superb historical document.
I think the picture in the right side indicates a Hindu. Because of his style of dress.