Natural beauty is un-matched. Pakistan have world most beautiful places to visit, specially at its best in northern areas of Pakistan & Kashmir region. This part of the country is famous all around the world because of sky high mountains, lush green valleys, mighty rivers, beautiful lakes & amazing wild life.

This Paradise on Earth “Neelum Valley” mini Switzerland. “Hunza Valley” are the major tourist attractions in Pakistan

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 Keenjhar Lake is also called Kalri Lake. It is 2nd largest fresh water lake of Pakistan located in district Thatta, Sindh. It is approximately 124 km away from Karachi which is the port city of Pakistan

Islamabad is known for its scenic beauty and unpredictable weathers. After all, the true color of a city is only revealed when seen in all seasons. The best season in Islamabad is, winters, which is many people favorite season and mine as well.

As we all know the winter is here in Islamabad and every nature and fun lovers are much happy than others. The people who really want to see the true color of Islamabad, need to visit and enjoy it with full zeal. Winter rainy weather turn the Islamabad city ever more stunning and romantic. Now, it is the right time to make some outdoor plans to enjoy rainy winter season in Islamabad.

Winter rains starts now in Islamabad, followed by the first snowfall of the season in Murree. Now we compiled a list of places that you should visit with your family, friends and with loved ones or even. As weather starts to get colder, more beautiful, romantic and the rain starts pouring down. In this romantic and beautiful weather, don’t forget to hit up these places to make the best of time and weather to hang out and enjoy the nature.

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On August 14, 1947, Pakistan was declared a sovereign nation, granted freedom from its British colonizers, and given territory free of Indian influence where they would be allowed to flourish as a Muslim state.

Pakistan is celebrating the anniversary of its independence in much the same way we celebrate our own independence here in the United States: parades, fireworks, flags, and a lot of fun. Pakistanis commonly greet each other with the phrase "Pakistan Zindabad" meaning Long Live Pakistan, or Victory to Pakistan. Coined as an expression of patriotism, the phrase was a common greeting among members of the Muslim League during their struggle for an independent state and has come to be strongly associated with Pakistani independence.

Islamabad" Karachi and Lahore, homes of our primary overseas offices, are both hotspots of celebration. 

 INDORE – Renowned Indian poet and Bolly lyricist Rahat Indori passed away on Tuesday hours after testing positive for the novel coronavirus.

Indori had also tweeted earlier today that he took the virus test on Monday and now he had tested positive for the infection.

"He (Indori) suffered two heart attacks today and could not be saved... he had 60% pneumonia," ANI reported citing Dr Vinod Bhandari.

According to The Indian Express, Indori's poetry had played a key role in protests started after India passed controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill this year.

"The line, 'Kisi ke baap ka Hindustan thodi hai”, taken from ghazal ‘Agar khilaaf hain hone do' gave a voice and purpose to dissent," it read.

LAHORE – Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has taken notice a day after a promotional clip from a latest music video inside Lahore's historical Wazir Khan mosque went viral online.

CM Buzdar directed that a comprehensive investigation should be undertaken about the incident and those responsible should be ascertained. He directed that whosoever was found responsible for this incident should be proceeded according to law, says a handout.

Buzdar pledged that he would not let the sanctity of mosque to be damaged under any circumstances.

Pakistani actress Saba Qamar and singer Bilal Saeed, who featured in the video called 'Qubool', are already facing criticism after since Saturday.

According to Qamar, only a short clip was shot at the mosque, which was a prologue to the music video featuring a nikah (wedding) scene.

“Presenting the ‘Qubool’ teaser. This is also the only sequence that was shot at the historical Wazir Khan Mosque. It’s a prologue to the music video featuring a Nikah scene. It was neither shot with any sort of playback music nor has it been edited to the music track. #SabaQamar,” @s_qamarzaman posted on Twitter.

 QUETTA. At least three people have been killed in Balochistan after heavy rain wreaked havoc in the province.

Balochistan government spokesperson Liaquat Shahwani in a statement said a flood-like situation was forming in the province. with dams overflowing due to persistent rain the province for the last two days.

The MET Office on Friday had issued a weather advisory for more rain in the province till Sunday morning.

 “More rain/wind-thundershower is expected in most parts of Balochistan from Friday to Sunday morning. Heavy falls are expected in Kalat, Khuzdar, Lasbella, Awaran, Panjgur, Ketch and Gwadar during the period,” the MET Office had said.

It had added the heavy downpour may generate flash flooding in local nullahs, advising all concerned authorities to remain on alert.

Shahwani added that the chief minister was supervising the situation and that tents and other aid was being sent to affected areas. “We are working on opening Gawadar, Bolan and other roads,” he added.

The Met Office on Thursday had forecast heavy rainfall in Sindh, South Punjab and eastern parts of Balochistan from Friday till Saturday along with a warning of urban flooding for Karachi and Hyderabad.

According to the MET Office, a monsoon low pressure from the Bay of Bengal had approached Sindh on Thursday evening or night. “Under the influence of this weather system strong monsoon currents are expected to penetrate in Sindh, South Punjab and Eastern Balochistan from Thursday evening/night to Saturday,” the MET Office said.

The MET Office had also warned that the heavy downpour may result in urban flooding in Karachi and Hyderabad, with around 100 to 130 millimetres of rain expected in Karachi.