EchoPoint

Joined August 2025

13 stories

Bio

"I like sharing interesting stories from the past in a simple and engaging way."

Stories (13)

Filter by community

Sort by (Optional)

❤The Last Night in My Dream City❤
I have always believed that a city is more than its buildings, streets, and monuments. A city is a living soul, built from the laughter of its people, the footsteps on its pavements, and the countless memories stitched into its nights and mornings. For me, that city was more than just a home—it was my dream. Yet dreams are fragile, and sometimes they break. This is the story of the last night in my dream city.
By EchoPoint4 months ago in Journal
The Ghost Plane
By Special Correspondent It began as an ordinary flight. On Tuesday morning, Flight AX-121 departed from Frankfurt at 08:45 AM, bound for Dubai, carrying 114 passengers and 7 crew members. The weather was clear, the skies calm, and nothing unusual was reported during takeoff. Yet, two hours into the journey, when the aircraft reached 34,000 feet, something happened that has left investigators and the world stunned: radio silence.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in History
“When the Past Meets the Present”
History is not just a collection of old dates, forgotten battles, or dusty books sitting on a library shelf. It is alive, breathing within the present, whispering in the choices we make, and shaping the society we live in. When the past meets the present, we realize that our modern world is not separate from yesterday—it is built upon it. Every decision, invention, revolution, and even mistake of our ancestors has left an imprint that guides us today.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in Journal
“Shadows over KPK: A Province in Peril”
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), a land of towering mountains, lush valleys, and resilient people, has always stood as the frontier province of Pakistan. Yet today, this province finds itself in the grip of overlapping crises that have turned daily life into a struggle for survival. From devastating floods and destructive cloudbursts to militant violence and political scandals, the shadows over KPK grow darker with each passing day.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in Fiction
"When the Mountains Wept"
By [Mr.Ghani] — Special Report from Swat Valley, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Swat Valley, August 15, 2025 — The mountains of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are known for their silent dignity—snow-capped peaks standing guard over winding rivers and lush valleys. But this week, those mountains seemed to grieve. The torrential monsoon rains, heavier than any in recent memory, have unleashed catastrophic floods, claiming over 160 lives in the province and leaving thousands displaced.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in Humans
A Day We Won’t Forget
The sun rose quietly over Charsadda on 12 August 1948, but the air was not peaceful. There was a strange heaviness, as if the earth itself knew that it would drink the blood of its children before the day was done.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in History
The Price of a New Dawn
The summer of 1947 was not like any other in the subcontinent. The winds carried both the scent of hope and the smoke of sorrow. Across cities, towns, and villages, people whispered a single word that kept their hearts beating — Azadi. Freedom.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in History
A Ship Bigger Than Titanic Vanished Without a Trace
The world remembers Titanic. It has been the subject of countless books, movies, and documentaries. But what if I told you there was another ship, even larger than Titanic, that vanished into the ocean’s depths without a single trace—and hardly anyone talks about it? This is the story of the RMS Empress of the Stars, a ship that promised hope but left behind a mystery that still haunts the seas.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in History
Whispers of a New Dawn
The town of Interlaken in Switzerland was like a postcard—snow-covered mountains, crystal-blue lakes, and streets that smelled of fresh bread in the morning. But for Zayan and Aisha, beauty was not enough. They were young, in love, and holding onto dreams that felt both close and far away.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in Fiction
The Strength Behind the Smile
In the rugged mountains of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where the wind carries the scent of pine and the call to prayer echoes between the valleys, lived a young man named Rahman. His village was small, the kind where everyone knew everyone else, and news traveled faster than the river that cut through the valley.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in History
"Love, Laughs, and a Few Tears"
I never thought love could feel like a comedy show and a tragedy at the same time. But when I met Sana, everything changed. She was the type of person who could make the most boring day feel like a festival. Her laugh was contagious, her sarcasm sharp, and her ability to turn a disaster into a joke was unmatched.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in Journal
The Longest Day: D-Day and the Battle for Normandy".
On the morning of June 6, 1944, the world changed. It was still dark when thousands of Allied soldiers prepared to land on the beaches of Normandy, France. The air was cold, the sea rough, and the mood tense. This was the start of Operation Overlord—better known as D-Day. It would be the largest amphibious invasion in history and a turning point in World War II.
By EchoPoint5 months ago in History