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Political 28 September 2017 The Pakistani Joint Chiefs of Staff has claimed that the Republic Islamic of Pakistan is capable of destroying the 'Jewish nation' in less than 12 minutes, the latest of a long series of threats against what it deems as the “Zionist regime.” “If Israel tries to invade our sacred sites in Palestine, we will raze the Zionist regime in less than 12 minutes,” said Zubair Mahmood Hayat , The Pakistani Joint Chiefs . In 1947, Israel’s founder, David Ben Gurion sent a telegram to Muhammad Ali Jinnah in an attempt to establish diplomatic relations with Pakistan. The telegram was initially ignored and to date, Pakistan still refuses to recognise Israel as a state. Ben Gurion was allegedly quoted in The Jewish Chronicle in 1967 on his view of Pakistan: The world Zionist movement should not be neglectful of the dangers of Pakistan to it. And Pakistan now should be its first target, for this ideological state is a threat to our existen...

FEBRUARY 23, 2016   EXAMPLE321SITE By Alishba Masood Khan Karachichaiwala @Karachichaiwala Even if the “ mooch ” in his profile picture doesn’t push you to follow him, his absolutely stunning pictures will. He captures Karachi street life with precision. His infatuation with  chai  as shown by his name is evident in his vast number of  chai  related captures. Pharan Tanveer @Pharantanveer Pharan takes us on a vivid and colourful ride through the many different places he has travelled and presents a rather unique take on them. His page shows us a variety of features ranging from vast landscapes to portraits. Aiza Hammad Khan @aiza_hammad Lahore based Aiza Hammad Khan puts an interesting spin on the pictures she takes. She turns the simplest of things into something special. She has a very stimulating variety of sunset pictures, which seem to be the highlight of her page. She encapsulates topography meticulously along with her uni...

Mostly, Pakistani students are taught about inventions and discoveries of Muslims and they list hundreds and thousands year old inventions by Muslims. But one important fact needs to be highlighted that Pakistani scientists, too, have a great contribution in where the world is standing today. There are hundreds of capable scientists which have worked on prestigious scientific missions and many of them even have invented numerous things in their disciplines.   This list of greatest Pakistani scientists prove that Pakistan is not far behind anyone in development of today and has a contribution in the modern world. Even though resources in the country are minimal, yet these brilliant minds were stronger enough to take over the circumstances. (Following number-list is just for convenience, and it is not meant to rank them on certain positions.) 1) Dr. Naweed Syed He is a Pakistani Canadian scientist. He is the first scientist who managed to 'connect brain cells...

Pakistan is one of the most beautiful countries in the world when it comes to natural views and landscapes. It has almost everything a tourist wants to see, landscapes, mountains, glaciers, historical and ancient places, forts and castles etc. Everyone of them have their own charm, but some of them, at times, look so mysterious that they look as if they are not from Pakistan, even not from planet earth, and look like as if they are from some other planet. If you believe in fairy tales and fantasy worlds, you will relate these images to those dreamy fantasy worlds. These all are actually places in Pakistan.

Pakistani currency has a rich timeline and all these years changes have been made for the convenience of public and to strengthen the economy. Until 1971, Pakistani currency was printed in two languages i.e. Bengali and Urdu. 'Paisa' coins were used till 80s that were discontinued and replaced by notes which again got discontinued and replaced by new coins. Here is history and some of the interesting facts about Pakistani currency. 1) Word 'rupiya' is a Sanskrit word which means 'a coin of silver' 2) Concept of Coins that are used in Pakistan, begun thousands years ago in India 3) First coin with name 'Rupee' was introduced by Sher Shah Suri in 1545 4) The coins issued after 1840 bore the portrait of Queen Victoria 5) Acute shortage of silver during the First World War, led to the introduction of paper currency of One Rupee 6) A new "Anna Series" was introduced in 1940s  7) Hyderabad State had its own curr...