Town planning problems in Pakistan

Most of the times, I have seen people saying that their votes has no power and being tax payers, they have no right.
Today, I happened to capture few snaps telling a tale that is self evident so I would like to post those snaps and leave it up to you to draw conclusion. I hope [...]

Feed me First!

The other day, I captured a snap of this boy and shared with you. While talking to him, I inquired about his education and the response he offered was something no less than a shock. I have tried to portray it in this image. I don’t know if it is conveying the message but at [...]

River Indus, Kids and Nomads

Few days back I suddenly started feeling lonely. When I was on my way to home from office, I asked my driver to move to some place aimlessly and I ended up being at the bank of river Indus near Theri, Khairpur, Sindh, Pakistan. This place was very attractive with all its natural beauty and [...]

Exploring the ruins of Kot Diji

To all the citizens of this region, lived in ancient past or living today, river Indus appears as a life line. Such is the power of this majestic river that it gave birth to one of the greatest and oldest Civilizations in the world, the Indus Valley Civilization, located on both left (Kot Diji) and [...]

Craving for Kot Diji

Nations take pride in associating themselves with their past. The heritage sites of any country are the physical representations of their history. Keeping in view the significance of heritage, literate nations use to take special interest in conservation of what they inherit but, the situation in Pakistan is on the contrary. What does it symbolize? [...]