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Quetta Mela in tribute to Mahmood Khan Achakzai; Featuring Sardar Ali Takkar, Gul Zaman, Gulzar Alam, & Aziza Afghan ...Click to Watch

Organised by Marwat Student Federation at Swan Restaurant, Peshawar; Khyber.ORG brings exclusive coverage of this event. Includes talks by University professors and leading personalities, hearty jokes by Naeem & Co., Atanrh songs by Daud Hanif, the all famous lively Khattak Dance by FC, and much more ... Click to Watch

The single most important event of the first Afghan War is the virtual destruction of the British Army in the wintry mountainous terrain between Kabul and Jalalabad in 1842. Only one man survived to write an account of this terrible ordeal... Read More

The name Tirah is an elastic geographical expression applied to those highlands divided between the Afridi and Orakzai tribes, which lie between the Khyber and the Kurram. Tirah lies about midway between the two valleys but it dominates neither for the eastern extremity of the great Sufed Koh... Read More

An attempt to scale the twin peaks of the Takht-e-Suleiman & the Qaiseghar; which is considered to have been the birthplace of Qais Baba... Read More

Original manuscripts written by Qazi Ahmad Jan Sahib regarding life of famed poets; Rahman Baba and Abdul Hamid, in the 1932 issue of "Starhay Mashay" of which he was also the editor.

The British bombed the restless natives of Afghanistan intermittently between 1915 and 1919. Bombing the Pathans irrigation ditches, which cut water supplies and emptied terraces of their topsoil, was deemed more effective than destroying their villages ...Read More