The University of Engineering and Technology (main) located in the northern part of Lahore on the historical "Grand Trunk Road (G.T. Road)", near the magnificent Shalimar Gardens built during the great Mughal Empire.

The institution sta...

• 2014-12-11 - By lahore

The garden was built by Mahabt Khan, surnamed Khan-e-Khanan, Yamin-ud-Daula. His original name was Zamana Beg, and he was son of Ghyur Beg of Kabul. Jahangir writes of him in his autobiography, "Zamana Beg son of Ghayur Beg, had gained the dign...

• 2014-12-13 - By lahore

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman [in photo] Announcing 6 Points at Lahore on February 5, 1966 which led to fall of Dhaka 

In 1970 elections Awami League had participated on the basis of these six points and secured majority in the National As...

• 2014-12-15 - By siddique

To find Ali Mardan Khan's tomb, traveling east on G.T. Road, you should turn right (south) on Mughalpura Road (formerly Wheatman Road or Vetman Road as it is locally called). As you approach the railway tracks, you need to keep a lookout for a ...

• 2014-12-24 - By lahore

For the first time, these Leyland Double Decker buses were put on roads in Lahore city in 1951 by the Lahore Omnibus Service (LOS).

Lahorites had never seen a double deckerbus before & looked at it as if it was a new "wonder". It wa...

• 2014-12-29 - By siddique

74 years back, in year 1939, my father was doing his college (BA-Hons) from Islamia College Lahore, he and his buddies arranged a gathering of young Muslims to celebrate "Eid Milad e Nabi" a token of love and respect to the Holy Prophet (PBUH)....

• 2015-01-04 - By lahore

Mr Balrahj Sahni was one of the leading actors from Bombay's Film Industry. He did his M.A (English) from Government College, Lahore. His mentor was Ahmad Shah Bokhari, former Principal of Govt College and later representative of Pakistan in UN...

• 2015-01-06 - By lahore

The India–Pakistan Border, known locally as the International Border (IB), is an international border running between India and Pakistan that demarcates the Indian states and the four provinces of Pakistan. The border is running from the ...

• 2015-01-13 - By lahore

It is now believed that Nadira Begum (named "Anarkali" due to her red like complexion  like a “pomegranate” in full bloom)  died in mysterious circumstances when Akbar was away in Deccan. 

There are different ...

• 2015-01-19 - By siddique

It was a garden (now stands Punjab Assembly Hall), where this famous Canopy was laid out, a master piece of Bhai Ram Singh. 

Until 1951 this white marble Canopy displayed a bronze statue of Queen Victoria that facing to the Queens ...

• 2015-01-23 - By siddique