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Hmmm. Agreed. Basant is hopefully going to be a regular feature now.
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Delighted to share that our student Jalal, a senior year law student at @LifeAtLUMS, has just published a book - a fascinating deep dive into the history of the orange, and how his hometown Sargodha earned its title as Pakistan’s “Orange County.”
As the mango season comes to an end, pick up a copy of this juicy new book and prepare to welcome the kinnow season in a few weeks! 🍊
alhamra.com/product/prod_01K…
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5. Daryaye Amu Ke Kinaray is a travelogue of Uzbekistan by the chair of Farsi at Islamic University Bahawalpur, Dr. Ismat Durrani
Her research centers around libraries established by the Nawabs of Bahawalpur among other things.
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4.Aap Beeti Shehar Lahore is a first-person account of the city where Lahore speaks as me and mine about people and places in the city. It’s written by Dr Chander Trikha (b. 1945) who visited Lahore in 1988
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3. Tareekh e Shalamar Bagh is a 1922 work about Shalimar Gardens in Lahore. It’s one of its kind and pretty detailed.
The book was written by journalist, Muhammad Deen Fouq, who lived from 1877 to 1945 and learned the trade from Paisa Akhbar.
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2. Lahore Jo Shehar Tha is Aness Nagi’s collection of essays about the usual things: anarkali darashikoh, data sahab, madhu lal hussain, pak tea house, lahore in 1857 etc
He was a critic of Urdu literature but also wrote fiction that regular readers could not find engaging
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These books cost 300-400 each.
1. Lahore Jo Main Ne Dekha is a native’s take on social life of the city - customs and tradesmen, things that were disappearing, festivals and their observance, etc.
The man, Masood Hayat, lived from 1936 to 2020.
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👀 SCOOP: Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner told Politico staff Monday that those uncomfortable with the company's core values — including support for Israel's right to exist — should "work for other companies."
@matthewkassel reports: ji.news/427jz
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کتاب کا عالمی دن - 23 اپریل 📖
"کتابیں پڑھنے والے کئی زندگیاں جیتے ہیں، کئی جہانوں کی سیر کرتے ہیں، کئی ثقافتوں سے واقفیت رکھتے ہیں اور اپنے اندر کئی راز
دفن رکھتے ہیں۔"
روزینـͭــͭــͧــᷩــــہ فیصـͪــᷤــͥــᷢــͣــᷦـــل
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At Lahore International Book Fare
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most of the books were found in the rubbles, he took them and cleaned them. he built the first library in Gaza since the genocide and organized all the books he found in the shelves. he also installed a projector in the library to make learning easier- this is beyond beautiful 😭
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February 2011, I came across this accidentally at a bookshop and picked it up, and then I read more than 500 novels of this one author who wrote more than 800 novels. He made me love reading. My parents consoled me when he passed away like he was my close relative. Good times :)
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لاہور انٹرنیشنل بک فیئر 2025 اور 2026 کی تین کتابیں
اس دفعہ علی اکبر ناطق کی کتاب خریدی
فقیر بستی میں تھا
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نظر کے بھید سب، اہلِ ادب سمجھتے ہیں
لاہور انٹرنیشنل بک فیئر میں مستنصر حسین تارڑ اور حافظ نعیم الرحمٰن کی بے تکلفانہ محفل
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#Pakistan #Punjab
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#ENGvsNEP #T20WorldCup #T20WC2026
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ITA Publications at the 39th Lahore International Book Fair
The 39th Lahore International Book Fair was a celebration of books, learning, and imagination - and ITA Publications was proud to be part of it!
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Many congratulations, Sir. Delighted to have my copy signed, with the courtesy of
@drmfamir
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سید ابوالاعلی مودودی صاحب کے حوالے سے عمدہ کاوش
سید ابوالاعلی مودودی میموریل
لاہور انٹرنیشنل بک فیئر 2026
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