There have
been many good sites about Pakistan on the web, but I always wanted to add a
wholesome site about everything of Pakistan. The journey started about five
years ago when JalalsPages
appeared as part of the free site facility from the platform of 0catch.com as
www.jalalspages.0catch.com. Later, JalalsPages was renamed as Pakistanpaedia and
still hosted as free site as www.pakistanpaedia.webspace4free.biz. Encouraged by
the results, by the grace of the Almighty www.pakistanpaedia.com is now an
exclusive paid site and is spread over 50 pages and thousands of pictures to
provide basic information of every facet of Pakistan. Almost every week a new
page is being added or the old ones updated. The Landmarks are of special
interest and so far 34 landmarks have been added, and more are being added.
The site logo has also been
improved. The previous one is as under:-
Why I started this site? Many ask
me and here is why.
Goals
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To provide information on
all facets of
Pakistan.
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To act as a mini pedia of
Pakistan.
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Provide answer to many
unanswered questions for those with scant knowledge about Pakistan.
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Provide a pictorial of every
word so written.
Contents
As for its contents, think
of any aspect from Pakistan's roots, history to its birth, culture, traditions,
sports, entertainment, people, land, flora and fauna, national parks, landmark
architecture, great men and painters. The government, economy, foreign
relations, disputes, mega projects and the armed forces - the binding pillar of
all segments of Pakistan's ethnic divides. Its flag and national anthem. Some
may be surprised to know that the very first national anthem approved by Mr.
Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, was written by a Hindu and that the design of
the famous Minar-e-Pakistan at Lahore was by a graduate of St. Petersburg
University who originally belonged to Daghistan, USSR. A lot of historical
papers have been consulted to make Pakistanpaedia a real mini pedia of
Pakistan. One only needs to explore the site to know the unknown or know my
version of some of the misconceptions about Pakistan.
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