(Remembering Quaid through his vision about women on his 148th birth anniversary) Jinnah's vision for women emphasised their empowerment by promoting equal rights, education, and involvement in nation-building, creating the foundation for a progressive and inclusive Pakistan. Muhammad Ali Jinnah, admired as the Quaid-e-Azam or "Great Leader," was a towering figure in the history of the Indian subcontinent. Jinnah's legacy extends far beyond his role as the founder of Pakistan, a brilliant legal mind, a skilled parliamentarian, and a charismatic leader. He was a staunch advocate for the causes of equality, freedom, and justice. His steadfast commitment to the creation of an independent Muslim state, Pakistan, was fueled by his vision of a nation where every citizen, regardless of gender, background, or religious beliefs, could live with dignity, respect, and peace of m... Read More

Pakistan's rich cultural heritage, is a unique blend of Indus and Indo-Persian traditions and influences. These colors and flavors are so deep that it has made Pakistan a country where old civilizations’ traditions still exist with modern charm. To showcase Pakistan's diverse culture i... Read More

Pets Are steady and calm, offering us unwavering companionship and a welcome escape from the storm. There is no greater joy than coming home after a long, tiring day to the small paws waiting for you at the door­, the most loyal companions, the most beautiful souls, our precious pets. After hour... Read More