L ahore recently received over 3,000 Sikh pilgrims who had crossed border via Wagha, in order to participate in the 555th birth...
Diwali, a five-day Hindu festival marked by fireworks, feasts and prayers, is typically celebrated at the end of October with great gusto. This year...
Photo by rahat darA star-spangled horizon is what Lahore witnessed recently, in what seemed like ages. It calmed our nerves, as it had succeeded a...
Photos by Rahat Dar E very winter, Lahore and its adjoining areas are faced with the challenge of declining air quality, impacting everyday...
Photos by Rahat Dar T here is something inherently magical about street life: the energy, the buzz; the calm and the chaos—everything,...
Photo by Rahat DarThat’s what a few hours of blustery rainfall can do to Lahore: drown everyone and everything that comes in its way, inundating...
Photo by Rahat DarIt’s that time of the year, again, when the enormous task of farming the paddy is accomplished. The rice fields are unique by...
Photo by Rahat DarCome summer — the kind Lahoris know very well — and the tendency is to more than just take shelter from the scorching heat...
Photo by Rahat Dar As the mercury soars upwards of 40 degrees Celcius, the animals and insects take a hide, while the humans rush to cooler...
Photo by Rahat DarAs the world observes May 1 as May Day, or Labour Day, commemorating the historic struggles and gains made by workers and the...
