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Abdul Ghani Khan, a painter and sculptor of repute and, in the considered opinion of quite a few, arguably one of the three most eminent Pashto poets of the twentieth century, the other two being Amir Hamza Khan Shinwari (December 1907- 18th February, 1994) and Qalandar Moomand (1st September, 1930). . . . Read More

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Takhte Sulaiman, the highest peak of Sulaiman range, is shrouded in myth and mystery. Named after the wise Jewish prophet Solomon or Sulaiman, the peak possesses a strange healing quality. The legend has it that the prophet while on his floating carpet was wont to stay on top of the Takht. . . . Read More

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Zalobai Tror, now Zarsanga, is a Kuchi singer referred to as the queen of pashto music. She was born in 1946 at Zafar Mamakhel near Lakki Marwat. Her famous songs are mostly folk-songs based on Kakari Gharhi's. . . . Read More

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Historical infrastructure and relics are symbolic to a locality that not only reflect the chronological traces but also become elements of recognition for an area when preserved through time. The gradual deterioration of the Shahpur graveyard in district Kohat is causing a cheap loss of its grandeur left at the mercy of time. . . . Read More

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