Pakistan Saga is Pakistan’s first video magazine to bring back stories from the past 5 years that have been echoing the stories of mainstream media news. The editorial editor has tried to bring the real face of Pakistan to the world. Pakistan saga has emerged as an effective voice for independent journalism in Pakistan, where […]

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The tradition of distributing alms and food at shrines is centuries old. Food and accommodation are always available at shrines for travelers, students and the needy. Many visitors of shrine pray for resolving their miseries. On this occasion they also provide food for the destitute. Even famed celebrities would come to shrine taking part in […]

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Summer vacations are a norm in universities. Mostly they are three months long. Students visit their hometowns during these vacations. What do they do? Not much. There are 183 universities in Pakistan with hundreds of thousands of students enrolled. If they are given assignment related to their field and feasible in their home town, they […]

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On December 8, 1958, Gwadar was gifted to the government of Pakistan by the forty eighth Imam of the Ismaili community, Prince Ali Salman Mohammad Shah, for $ 3 million in cooperation with the Ismaili community of Gwadar. Gwadar was sold by the King of Muscat on one condition that the Gwadaris be allowed recruitment […]

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A three-day consultative conference on religious harmony and peace in Karachi was held in Murree, organized by the Council of Islamic Ideology in partnership with the International Research Council for Religious Affairs. Religious scholars and journalists of various Muslim countries, members of the assemblies attended this important conference. Our reporter Muhammad Irfan narrates about the […]

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As summer approaches, tourists from all over the country visit the top tourist places: Skardu, Hunza, Khunjerab, Murree, Galiat, Dir, and Swat. Tourists are excited for their trip, but they often ignore their basic civic responsibility of taking care of nature. Garbage is thrown everywhere. Over the years, these sites are turning into a pile […]

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For several years, literary festivals are being held in Pakistani universities. Karachi, Gwadar, Lahore, Islamabad, Quetta and Sarghoda are some such places where these festivals have been organized, participated by a large number of youth. These festivals bring out writers, poets, and composers with new thoughts, besides diminishing parochialism in society. These literary fairs discuss […]

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The shrine of Hazrat Bari Imam, in the outskirts of Islamabad, has been a site of attraction for years. With love and devotion, his devotees travel every year to this site. Even the fear of terrorism could not stop them. For how long is this tradition in existence? Taking forward this question, our colleague met […]

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Curiosity in mind and desire in heart can push humans to perform miracles. Dr. Syed Fawad Bukhari is one such person who drove cars with the power of mind. After completing his PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Germany, he returned to Pakistan, bring it laurels. Our colleague put questions in front on him in this […]

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Education opens up human consciousness, which illuminates the mind. That is why educational institutions are resembled with an ever-lit candle. Unfortunately, for the past few years, educational institutions in Pakistan have been peddling extremism, a cause of concern for state, society, and teachers. How did it happen, and what is the way out? Our colleague […]

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