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Urdu Bazar Lahore

Situated on M.A. Jinnah street, Urdu bazaar is one of the most seasoned book markets not simply in Pakistan but rather in the whole subcontinent. Some entrepreneurs here are third-and fourth-age outsiders from India, who started offering books in the zone. At first, it was a little market, involving 10 to 15 little rural slows down which were initially situated at Mission Road at the season of Independence. It was in the 1950s that the market moved to its present-day area. The bazaar is a center point for all administrations identified with printing and distributing, with wholesalers offering paper, stationary and different materials required in the distributing business. Still present in this market are distributers who have been printing Islamic and books on religion for more than 50 years. Urdu Bazaar is one of the busiest markets of Lahore, Pakistan. It is arranged at inverse side of Mori Gate of walled city, close Anarkali bazaar. This bazaar is known ...
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Never underestimate the power of Chocolate

History The Mayans of Central America are accepted to be the first to find cocoa as right on time as 900 AD. They discovered that the beans inside the cocoa units could be collected and made into a fluid that would turn into a loved Mayan treat. Mayan chocolate was altogether different than the chocolate we know today. It was a fluid produced using pounded cocoa beans, stew peppers, and water. (There was no sugar in Central America.) They poured the fluid starting with one container then onto the next until the point that a foamy froth showed up to finish everything. Truth be told, the word 'chocolate' is said to originate from the Mayan word 'xocolatl' which signifies 'severe water.' Read more about the history of chocolate by clicking here To Make XOCOLATL: (SHOW-CO-LA-TIL) Expel beans from cocoa units. Age and dry them. Broil them on a frying pan until done. Expel the shells and granulate the seeds into a fine glue. Blend glue with wat...
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Transgenderism

TRANSGENDER IN PAKISTAN >    Transgender (also referred to as khusra) reflects a group of people who enjoys the least amount of respect or rights in Pakistan. >   Due to the controversial nature and typical mindset of people, the subject of Transgender rights in Pakistan is not even discussed in sophisticated circles. >   Most people do not even consider them as a part of their community; massive rejections are often faced by transgenders in almost all the parts of Pakistan. >   According to recent research studies conducted on transgenderism, approximately one out of 50 children are identified with a transgender tendency/ potential. >   In other words, about 2 percent population of Pakistan is affected by transgenderism. In our society, transgenders are usually first identified by the families. The community often mistakes them as pre-homosexuals and most Pakistani families become aggressive towards the...
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