'Who’s Who' was a confidential report published by the Political & Secret Department, Government of British India in 1933. The particular report c
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Place names can be shown to have undergone change, modification or distortion. It is more visible in relation to what is known as Gandhara. Here we ca
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'Who’s Who' was a confidential report published by the Political & Secret Department, Government of British India in 1933. This confidential repor
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Picture of Saidu Baba Shrine , 1950. The shrine of Saidu Baba was renovated and thus this wooden frame was removed. On the directions of the ruler of
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This picture was captured in the early 1950s. This Place served as the Secretariat of Swat State and all the important decisions were issued from here
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Construction of forts is a fascinating subject for every ruler in the history. Big empires and a princely State have the same passion as far as forts
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With the passage of time,people's attachment to the memories of ex State of Swat increases.The new generation are greatly interested to know more abou
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Miangul Abdul Wadud was born in 1881. He was the descendant of the Saidu Baba also known as Akhund of Swat. He was made the ruler of Swat in September
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The general elections of 1977 were much awaited by the people of Pakistan and many hopes were attached to it. It was hoped that it will bring about a
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Gandhara is the name of an ancient kingdom (Mahajanapada), located in modern day northern Pakistan and parts of eastern Afghanistan. Gandhara was loca
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