The pre-Harappan cultures took root in the northwest of the subcontinent (now Pakistan) at around 7500 BC, and ushered in the Bronze Age after four millenniums, which lasted until 1300 BC. During this ...
ISLAMABAD: It is rare to see jewellery made artistically with the depiction of cultural heritage. This is precisely the reason the jewellery collection on display at Nomad is so fascinating and ...
Education and Archaeology Minister Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan said on Saturday the government was committed to renovating historical sites and tourist attractions. He was speaking at a meeting on the ...
We made our first stop of the trip at Harappa, located near Sahiwal in Punjab. The archaeological site is part of the Indus Valley Civilization that spreads across Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. In ...
Not too long ago, there was this fake news about the ancient, holy, swachh Bharat, pure swadeshi civilisation of Harappa. Archaeologists claimed that they had found a grave in which a man and a woman ...
The 'Museum On Wheels' project by the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya comprises a bus carrying a multi-media exhibit on the Indus Valley civilisation. It is the museum’s attempt to ...
A writing system developed by one of the world’s earliest urban societies has given linguists nothing but grief since it was first discovered on an unintelligible stone seal in the ancient city of ...
Reliance Entertainment has acquired the adaptation rights of Vineet Bajpai’s Harappa trilogy, the production company announced in a press note on Friday. The company will either make a digital or ...
Harappa, Pralay and now Kashi – author Vineet Bajpai’s trilogy has taken the country by storm. A series of three books that defy classification – with its mix of history, fiction, fantasy, religion, ...
Kashi: Secret of the Black Temple, the final book of Vineet Bajpai's Harappa trilogy, was launched in New Delhi on September 14. The three books in the series combine mythology, history, fantasy, ...
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