Bird’s-eye view of London seen in 280-year-old map
An 18th Century official map of London is to be republished 280 years after its first printing. John Rocque’s
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Sunday, August 30, 2026
Latest:
- Collection ‘Immortal Poems’ published
- European nations discussing World Cup boycott after Gianni Infantino floats selling shares in spin-off venture
- As she started her professional career with daily Dawn newspaper, the management told her to stick to cooking and child-rearing instead.
- PHC stops deportation of man named ‘Quaid-i-Azam’, directs him to appear before Nadra board
- In India, fear has switched sides
Heritage
Archaeologists Uncover World’s Oldest Gold Relics in a 5th Millennium BC Tomb Tied to Prehistoric Power
By Arezki Amiri Buried near the Black Sea, a cluster of graves filled with gold is forcing archaeologists to rethink
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See Ramses II’s Intricately Decorated Coffin and Rare Treasures From His Reign at This New Immersive Exhibition
By Sonja Anderson Now on display in London, “Ramses and the Pharaohs’ Gold” features 3,000-year-old artifacts alongside virtual reality experiences
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8000-year-old Indus Valley Civilisation could be older than the first Egyptian pharaohs
The research suggests the Indus Valley Civilisation could be far older than previously believed, not just by a few centuries,
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Nutrition tips for Ramadan: Eat well, fast well
By Salmana Mehmood, Ghana By the grace of Allah, another month of Ramadan is here. By fasting, praying and practising
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Historical Graveyard of Makli Hills
By Asif Raza Morio Culturally Thatho has been attended most essential place in the history of sub-continent especially of the
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Is Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Conduct Strengthening the Taliban Narrative?
By Hairan Momand In contemporary Pakistan, the delicate balance between provincial autonomy and federal supremacy faces one of its most
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Billion-dollar Grand Egyptian Museum opens, displaying full Tutankhamun collection for first time
Located in the shadow of the pyramids, the new museum will be the world’s largest dedicated to a single civilisation,
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Is Ancient Greece Really the Cradle of Western Civilization?
By Mirjana Uzelac Ancient Greece is commonly seen as the cradle of Western Civilization, based on the assumption of a
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Bread: The Blessed Staple of Prophets, Not a Dietary Villain
Bread has been unfairly demonized in today’s diet culture. Popular fads blame it for weight gain, diabetes, and other health
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Balochistan Minerals: From Dust to Glory
By: Reema Shaukat Balochistan has a variety of sizable and valuable mineral deposits including gold, silver, copper, iron, chromite and
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Who is Robert Prevost, the new Pope Leo XIV?
By Paul Kirby Even before his name was announced from the balcony of St Peter’s Basilica, the crowds below were
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Kashmir Seeks Attention
By Shumaila Azam Khan Kashmir is not just a place my dear, it’s an emotion,it’s beauty is not just
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Authorities say at least 30 dead in Kumbh Mela crowd crush
By Neha Gohil and Tinshui Yeung At least 30 people have died during India’s Kumbh Mela festival. Held every
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LA fires, climate change and the coming collapse of insurance
By Gary W Yohe Los Angeles inferno shows insurance providers can’t keep actuarial pace with fast-rising climate risks. The devastating
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Major discovery on origin of writing in birthplace of civilization
The four original inventions of writing are recognized in Mesopotamia, Egypt, China, and the Mayan culture.
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Trudeau saves Christmas from the tax Grinch, but can he save himself?
Thank you, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Canada needed a belly laugh and you came through.
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Scientists discover why the Great Wall of China has remained so well preserved for over 2,000 years
By: Joseph Shavit The Great Wall of China, a symbol of ancient civilization, stretches across the northern borders, standing as
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Taj Mahal: Wonder of the World at risk
By: Shakir Husain Concerns over Taj Mahal maintenance reveal India’s challenges in heritage preservation despite its rich tourist revenue Among
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