China’s most expensive tourists Chinese tourists became the world’s largest source of revenue in 2012, spending a whopping 102 billion on overseas tourism. This is 40 percent more than the amount spent by Chinese tourists on tourism last year. The figures are released by the United Nations Tourism Organization. According to him, the Chinese are …
The beginning of the search for the secrets of the pyramids of Egypt A large-scale scientific study has been launched to find out the secrets of the Haram in Egypt. Experts from France, Japan, Canada and Egypt are taking part in the study. They are using state-of-the-art equipment, including ultra-powerful infrared waves, to examine the …
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110 archeological sites discovered in Jamrud About 110 important archeological sites have been discovered in Jamrud Tehsil of Pakistan’s Khyber Agency tribal region, some of which are said to be 30,000 years old. Archaeologists from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Archaeological Department, in collaboration with the Khyber Agency’s political administration, have completed a preliminary survey of Jamrud, …
Discovery of the earliest animal footprints in China The oldest footprints of any animal have been discovered in southern China. The mark is thought to be 45 million years old, but no animal has been identified. In this fossil (archeology) two footprints can be seen and this is the oldest record of any legged animal. …
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Discover the tomb of Pharaoh’s ‘queen’ Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed the tomb of an unknown queen. The tomb was discovered at Abu Sir, southwest of Cairo, and is said to have belonged to the mother or wife of Pharaoh Neferfrey, 4,500 years ago. Egypt’s antiquities minister, Mamdouh al-Damati, says the queen’s name is Khimtkavis …
Tutankhamen: When the discovery of a tomb in Egypt changed the world When Totan Khamenei’s tomb was found in November 1922, the world was captivated by him and he changed the world. For today’s archaeologists, there is an extraordinary abundance of explanations about the identity of King Totan Khamenei, especially when many tombs were looted …
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Partition of India: the residents of Junagarh from India A division bench comprising Justice Salahuddin Pahanwar and Justice Shamsuddin Abbasi heard a petition in the Sindh High Court on Monday in which a Junagarh resident complained of not being granted Pakistani citizenship. According to petitioner Chhoto Mian, his family of four had migrated to Pakistan …
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Junagadh into Pakistan was not of Nawab but of Shahnawaz Bhutto (Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday unveiled a new political map of the country. The image shown by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi also shows the Junagadh region of the Indian state of Gujarat. Which of India and Pakistan was chosen by the …
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Murder of Kim San Bano, when Begum Junagarh had to go to jail Newspapers of 1952 and 1953 were full of cases of murder of a maid at the hands of Begum of Junagarh. The trial began on January 28, 1952, when Karachi police arrested Begum Junagarh on charges of murdering her maid, Bano. Junagarh …
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The difficulty faced by every female politician in Pakistan January 2 passed quietly. Few people will remember that 56 years ago, on the same day in 1965, General Ayub Khan defeated the mother of the nation, Fatima Jinnah, in the presidential election. Most observers and analysts say that a military dictator used every tactic to …
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