Of Tunno and his Bijnot
From the Blog odysseuslahoriThe sun set and the blue welkin above turned a nameless colour – the same as the dunes around us. The lowing of cattle and the dong-dong of their bells died down. And so too the bleating of the goats. Only the occasional harsh bray of an ass broke the silence. But even an hour after sundown, it did not go completely dark for the stars above shone with a passion as though this was the last night they were ever going to shine. In the flat, featureless (low dunes are hardly features) desert the stars became visible just as they cleared the eastern horizon. And if one had the patience, one could sit through the night to chart each star’s arc clear across the velvet dome above. As evening progressed, spotted owls began to sound their churring calls as they swooped about after the vapakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
Lahore School Independence Day Celebrations
From the Blog lahoreschoolofeconomics Lahore School celebrated 68th Independence Day of Pakistan with national spirit and fervor. Simple and dignified ceremony started in the lush green lawn in main campus of Lahore School with recitation from Holy Quran. Dr Shahid Amjad Chaudhry, Rector Lahore School of Economics hosted the flag and smartly turned out contingent of guards presented a salute. Addressing the enthralled audience, Dr Shahid Amjad threw light on the history of Pakistan and how he sees the bright future for the country. Sweets were also distributed to mark the joy of the festivities. Day long Lahore School *Jashne-e-Azadi* included multiple sports and indoor activities. The ceremony was attended by large number of staff, accompanied faculty and students. pakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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