This article is about the former province of British India (1849-1947). For other uses, see Punjab Province (disambiguation). Punjab was a province of British India. Most of the Punjab region was annexed by the British East India Company on 29 March 1849, and declared a province of British rule; it was one of the last areas of the Indian subcontinent to fall under British control. In 1858, the Punjab, along with… Read More »
That’s fascinating, and I well remember that question, John. And, of course, I’ve had a lot of sessions in the Middle East and I’ve enjoyed being there. Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, you know, Egypt and all of those countries, open forums in Jakarta, Indonesia, or in the Islamic University of Malaysia, and so on. They’ve been very cordial when… Read More »
The rise in the incidents of theft of buffaloes in northern parts of Haryana is giving sleepless nights to the farmers. As per the reports collected from the different police stations, most of the incidents were reported in villages of Karnal, Kurukshetra, Kaithal and Yamunanagar districts. The aggrieved farmers filed complaints of theft of their buffaloes but the… Read More »
(36:12) – Verily, We shall indeed bring the dead back to life, and We shall record whatever [deeds] they have sent ahead, and the traces [of good and evil] which they have left behind: for all things do We take account in a record clear. [Asad] If somehow one escapes accountability of one’s misdeeds and does not suffer… Read More »
Have you ever met someone who seems to attract people to them like a magnet? Maybe they’re not the most outgoing or charismatic person in the room, but there’s something about them that makes others want to be around them. The secret to their success lies in their behaviors. It’s not always about being the life of the… Read More »
There’s honor in any job someone does well and with enthusiasm, but there are some professions that simply deserve our appreciation and respect. These are professions that individuals choose because of their desire to serve and protect others. Some of the professions on the list may be ones that you don’t think of as particularly honorable; until the… Read More »
A warm welcome on Think One Week! Did you ever take some time to tink about the big life questions?…Like These are not the easiest questions to answer… Today you are challenged to think about your life and your future for one week. An investment that will be worth it if you give it a chance! Think One… Read More »
The Holy Quran is a book of guidance and a sea of knowledge for those who take inspiration from it. While the Quran is meant to be a guide for all of humanity, regardless of creed, identity, cultural background, age, or gender, we have more potential to learn from its guidance and knowledge if we purify our hearts.… Read More »
Gulliver’s Travels, written in 1726 by Jonathan Swift, is a satire that explores the theme of human nature framed by a fictional traveler’s account (this being very popular genre at the time). It follows a protagonist, Lemuel Gulliver, who is the narrator; he explains a bit about his life as a preamble and informs readers that he is… Read More »
When I finished my Psychiatry training last year, I became the youngest Psychiatrist in the country at the age of 25. When I went to work in Debremarkos, at the University and the only Referral Hospital in East Gojjam, I became the first and only Psychiatrist for a region of 3.5 million people. I also became the first… Read More »