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The period of 1941-1947 is very important in the political career of Quaid-i-Azam regarding establishment of Pakistan.  [Courtesy by Pakistan.gov.pk]  [Edited by Ramzan Awan]  The Pakistan Resolution of 23rd March 1940 defined the goal of Pakistan. On the face of Congress opposition to the Pakistan scheme, Quaid-i-Azam stood firm like a rock. In an article published in the Times and Tide of London, Quaid-i-Azam reiterated that Hindus and Muslims are two different nations and insisted on the two nations sharing the governance of their common motherland...! The Second World War had a significant effect on the events leading to creation of Pakistan. The British Government was eager to attain the cooperation of leading parties of India including All India Muslim League. Quaid-i-Azam elaborated Lord Linlithgow on the League Working Committee’s stance that as a pre-condition of League’s full cooperation and support to the war effort, the British Government should give assurance...

The river system of Pakistan originates from the snow-covered Himalayan and the Karakoram range..! |Courtesy by zameen.com| |Edited by Ramzan Awan|   Originating from the snow-covered Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges as shown in the map above, the system of rivers in Pakistan is the country’s yet another amazing natural aspect. The system is based on five major rivers that run through the entire country and meet in the Punjab province, which is why it is often spelled as ‘Panjaab’ ( panj  means five and  aab  means water)...!   No.1-INDUS RIVER 🇵🇰 With an enormous length of over 3000 metres, River Indus is not only the longest river of Pakistan but it is also counted among the longest rivers in the world. The total drainage area of this river is around 450,000 sq miles (1,165,000 sq km), out of which 175,000 sq miles (453,000 square km) is found in the foothills and mountain ranges of the Hindu Kush, the Himalayas, and the Karakoram Range; the rest the ...

Pakistan is the world's most populous country for tourism & culture.Pakistan is home to unmatched natural wonders, especially in the most populous province of Punjab. This name literally translates to "the land of 5 rivers" &  is famous for its many lakes, valleys, & pictures mountain scenery. Below, I have listed down 10 absolutely must-visit places in Punjab, northern Pakistan..!   Pakistan 🇵🇰 Monument       |Courtesy by teflcourse.net| (Edited by Ramzan Awan) The Pakistan Monument is a national monument and heritage museum located on the western Shakarparian Hills in Islamabad, Pakistan. The monument was constructed to symbolize the unity of the Pakistani people. It is dedicated to the people of Pakistan who sacrificed their "today" for a better "tomorrow"..! #1.Murree Hills Situated in the outskirts of the twin cities Rawalpindi-Islamabad, Murree Hills is the most beautiful mountain area in Punjab.The beauty of Murree Hills has been ...

It’s hard to imagine a more magnificent landscape than the rugged peaks,hidden villages and wind-swept plains of Pakistan.Here are  10  of the most beautiful places in Pakistan🇵🇰, from wild mountain passes & unreal lakes,& ancient forests...! |Courtesy by Wonder-lush.org|    (Edited by Ramzan Awan) Western media might try to tell you otherwise,but trust me–Pakistan is an absolutely  stunning  country. Think famous mountain peaks, emerald-green and turquoise-blue valleys,deserts filled with remnants of ancient civilization…!& that’s not even the half of it..! One thing’s for sure,Pakistan sure isn’t lacking in beautiful places to visit..! 10 Most Beautiful Places in Pakistan..! Episode#1 Without further ado,here are the 10 most beautiful places in Pakistan,a country that will quickly & fiercely stole your heart..! #1.SWAT VALLEY  Though it has had a rough past, the present and future of Swat Valley are shining  very  bright. ...

Stretching Across Africa,Asia & Europe,the route is 22,387-km-long & hypothetically stands to take 587 days to cover if you walked 8 hours daily...!  | Courtesy by Outlookindia| Prepared by Ramzan Awan| PC.Google.com   Ever wondered what a long,uninterrupted walk would be like? Spanning over a distance of 22,387km approximately, potentially the world’s longest walkable road starts from Cape Town and concludes its run at Russia. If you decide to set foot on this challenging trail, it will be a journey of 587 days on foot for a person walking 8 hours a day — or 194 days of non-stop continuous walking (which is practically not feasible). There will 17 countries that the traveller will cross, six time zones that will cover the journey and an experience spanning several seasons and weathers. The journey on this recently discovered longest walkable road has been compared to 13 trips up and down Mount Everest...! PC. Google.com  With its starting point at Cape Town in So...