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Categorized as an opinion, but a fact will remain. ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’ is the murder of Punjab. It is the vast atrocities of the elements of “pindh”(village) culture. It is the death of history, and all those that filled their souls with it. […]
Entertainment Opinion
Kes, Kangh, Kirpa, Karaand, and Kachh The Five K’s that are to be held on their persons for the initiation for the believers in the tradition of Khalsa. The very same traditions that made the Sikh nation prominent, united and ready for all challenges. Ahmad […]
Culture History
There are many things to fight for. There are many ways to fight for what is “right”. Although subjective, fighting for a cause has been a long-standing trend among the youth populace. It has this sudden effect of belonging to something bigger than oneself. It […]
Opinion
Diplomacy is the art of maintaining relations with Nations and Groups, whilst also promoting National Interests. Diplomacy in Pakistan, however, is a platform for promoting Personal endeavors and positions of power. Recently, a move has started to brew against the Former Premier, Imran Khan, who […]
Politics
The Sport of Kings: A History of Polo Over the Millennia Polo – the game of horseback riders hitting a ball across a grassy field – has a history that stretches back over 2,500 years. While seen today as a sport for the wealthy elite, […]
History Sports
In ancient India over 2,300 years ago, a transformational figure rose to power and forever changed the course of history on the Indian subcontinent. This was Chandragupta Maurya, the founder of the first great empire in India, the Maurya Empire. Chandragupta lived during tumultuous times. […]
Culture History
A woman who defied conformity Born in November 1952, to an upper-middle class family in Karachi, Parveen Shakir was the epitome of strength, a truly unconventional woman while remaining deeply connected to her Pakistani roots. Recipient of the Adamjee Literary Award, Pride of Performance Award, […]
Culture
Where boys become Men Since time immemorial, the landscape of India has been dotted with villages. In these small, close-knit communities, life always presented its fair share of conflicts. But the hot-blooded youths found a way to channel their competitive fire into kabaddi. In a […]
Culture Sports Kes, Kangh, Kirpa, Karaand, and Kachh The Five K’s that are to be held on their persons for the initiation for the believers in the tradition of Khalsa. The very same traditions that made the Sikh nation prominent, united and ready for all challenges. Ahmad […]
Culture History Diplomacy is the art of maintaining relations with Nations and Groups, whilst also promoting National Interests. Diplomacy in Pakistan, however, is a platform for promoting Personal endeavors and positions of power. Recently, a move has started to brew against the Former Premier, Imran Khan, who […]
Politics
Freedom is defined as a power to act, speak and think as one wants. It is the cornerstone of democracy, a liberal virtue, and a right bestowed upon people. You are free to go to your homes, your work, your place of worship. Similar words […]
Opinion
Today is the oathtaking ceremony for the Interim-Setup with Kakar as our Caretaker-Prime Minister. Kakar was already holding a senate position before being appointed as a caretaker by the sitting government of PML-N (Muslim League Nawaz). It is a very honorable move to step down […]
Politics
After reflecting on the virtues of media, literature and other platforms of political opinion. The Chronicle decided to create a notion that would be heard, read and seen by the entire populace of the reading world. We have seen how everyone has chosen to be […]
Editorial
The Road to India from Bannu is an extravagant topic. Bannu, a fort city built by the British in almost under a year, for outposts to maintain order within the region of Khyber and Waziristan, from where reports of Kabul and their tribes were delivered. […]
History
