12 killed as dumper hits two vans in Gujranwala - Newspaper
GUJRANWALA: Twelve passengers, six women among them, were killed and eight others injured when two vans collided ...
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GUJRANWALA: Twelve passengers, six women among them, were killed and eight others injured when two vans collided ...
GUJRANWALA: Twelve members of a family, seven children among them, were killed when their van veered into a canal at Qila Deedar Singh on Eid (Thursday). The family was going to Khanqah Dorgan to celebrate Eid with their relatives when their van fell into canal. Locals and professional divers tried to save the car occupants but they drowned. The deceased included Chand Afzal, 42, Sadia Afzal, 40, Abu Huraira Afzal, 17, Saad Afzal, 13, Hassan Afzal, 9, Munawar Bibi, 70, Madiha Imran, 12, Rehan Imran, 10, and Kiran, 7. Seven people were laid to rest at Qila Deedar Singh and four at Gujr...
75 more test corona positive in Bahawalpur National BAHAWALPUR: As many as 75 more people tested corona positive in the district on Tuesday. According to focal person for coronavirus Dr Muhammad Zakir, total corona positive cases in the district remained 769 as 85 corona positive patients had been recovered while in Nawab Sir Sadiq Muhammad Abbasi, 102 corona patients were admitted and 23 patients were on ventilators due to their critical condition. 3 KILLED IN ACCIDENTS: Three people were killed in as many road accidents on Tuesday. An unidentified woman was crushed to death by a vehicle ne...
How colonialism eroded Pakistan’s history of religious fluidity Haroon Khalid © The complex containing the shrine of Ram Thaman, a 16th-century Hindu saint, where the annual festiv... The complex containing the shrine of Ram Thaman, a 16th-century Hindu saint, where the annual festival of Vaisakhi begins in Ram Thaman, Pakistan, this year on April 13 [Haroon Khalid/Al Jazeera] Inside the courtyard of a house in the village of Ram Thaman, near Lahore in Pakistan, an audience has gathered. Next to a wooden cot, seven or eight young men are dancing in a circle, holding stick...
Muslims and Hindus once shared their sacred shrines. This changed post-Partition but some traditions have survived.