The Tulip Lawn is a popular and well-known garden locale, situated adjacent to the magnificent Tulip Riverside Hotel located at the bank of
Jhelum River in
Jhelum.
Image 2The
Arabian Sea influences Karachi's climate, providing the city with more moderate temperatures compared to other areas of
Sindh province. (from Karachi)
Image 3Under construction high rises in DHA Karachi (from Karachi)
Image 39Karachi University is the city's largest by number of students, number of departments & occupied land area. (from Karachi)
Image 40Clifton is considered as one of the richest neighbourhoods in Pakistan. (from Karachi)
Image 41Karachi is home to large numbers of descendants of refugees and migrants from
Hyderabad, in southern India, who built a small replica of Hyderabad's famous
Charminar monument in Karachi's
Bahadurabad area. (from Karachi)
Image 46Given the honorary title "Father of Service",
Naimatullah Khan Advocate (2001–2005) was one of the most successful and respected mayors Karachi ever had. (from Karachi)
Image 47K2, at 8,611 metres (28,251 ft), is the world's second highest peak (from Geography of Pakistan)
Image 48Dust storm over Pakistan and surrounding countries, 7 April 2005 (from Geography of Pakistan)
Image 49The former State Bank of Pakistan building was built during the colonial era. (from Karachi)
... that Burushaski, a predominantly in northern
Gilgit-Baltistan spoken rather than written language, has not more than 120,000 native speakers? (9 July 2023)
... that the MagnifiScience Centre in Karachi is the only
science center in the country, and, unlike a museum, visitors are encouraged to touch and learn from the
interaction with the exhibits? (11 June 2023)
... that Ruth Katherina Martha Pfau, the famous German–Pakistani
Catholicnun who devoted more than 55 years of her life to fighting
leprosy was the first Christian and first non-Muslim to have a state funeral in Pakistan? (2 September 2021)
... that Lahore Knowledge Park is an actualization of Triple Helix configuration; a framework to create synergies between government, academia and industry to operate into an interactive rather than linear model for the establishment of social formats and entities to promote commercial innovation and R&D. [2] (27 January 2017)
... that Sialkot is the world's largest producer of hand-sewed footballs, with local factories manufacturing 40~60 million footballs a year, amounting to roughly 60% of world production. (4 December 2017)
... that Hafiz Muhammad Fazal Azim Taha, the famous living Pakistani poet said about Iqbal's work that "He not only dreamed for Pakistan but also got the nation up for their rights". This famous saying is regarded as Iqbal's definition. (14 July 2014)
... that
The Edhi Foundation, founded by
Edhi, runs the world's largest volunteer ambulance service operating 1,800 of them with upto 6,000 a day in Karachi alone. (4 December 2017)
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Gunmen abduct and kill nine people from a bus in
Nushki District,
Balochistan,
Pakistan. All victims, whose bodies were found under a bridge, appear to have been shot at close range.
(Reuters)
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