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On a fogThe Lantern at the Edge of the World
On a fogThe Lantern at the Edge of the World The first time Elira noticed the lantern, she thought it was a trick of the dawn—some glint of sunlight snagged on the cliffs at the edge of the world. She had lived her whole life in the village of Colwain, where the sea roared below and clouds drifted so low they brushed the tips of chimneys. People there spoke of the horizon not as a place but as a threshold, a line one crossed only once, for better or worse.
By zakir ullah khan2 months ago in BookClub
Bitcoin (BTC): A Comprehensive 2025 Overview
Bitcoin (BTC): A Comprehensive 2025 Overview Bitcoin, the world’s first and most recognized cryptocurrency, has continued to shape global finance since its creation in 2009. What began as a niche experiment in peer-to-peer money has transformed into a trillion-dollar asset class, attracting institutional investors, policymakers, and everyday people alike. In 2025, Bitcoin is no longer just a curiosity; it’s a central talking point in debates about the future of money, financial sovereignty, and global economics.
By zakir ullah khan4 months ago in Trader
india and pakistan floods. AI-Generated.
India Pakistan Floods india floods pakistan India has released water from its dams in the Kashmir region due to heavy rainfall, warning neighboring Pakistan of potential downstream flooding. This move has prompted Pakistan to issue alerts for flooding on three rivers flowing from India, including the Ravi, Sutlej, and Chenab rivers.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Lifehack
floods
Here's an expanded discussion on the flooding issue: ## Floods in Pakistan: A Devastating Reality Pakistan has been experiencing severe flooding due to intense monsoon rains, exacerbated by climate change and unusually high temperatures that accelerate snowmelt. The resulting deluge has led to widespread destruction, fatalities, and displacement of people.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Education
America’s Summer of Floods: Why 2025 Is Becoming a Watershed Year
America’s Summer of Floods: Why 2025 Is Becoming a Watershed Year The United States is experiencing one of its most flood-ridden years in living memory. From the deadly flash floods in Texas Hill Country to glacial lake outbursts in Alaska, storms in 2025 have repeatedly overwhelmed communities, infrastructure, and emergency response systems. Meteorologists and climate scientists are calling this the summer of flash floods, a label that underscores how widespread and destructive these events have become. To understand why this year feels so different, it’s worth looking at the key disasters, the broader meteorological context, and what lessons might emerge for the nation’s future resilience.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Chapters
Devastating Flash Floods Hit Buner and Northern Pakistan
Devastating Floods Ravage Buner: Pakistan’s Mountain District Faces Unprecedented Disaster The Buner district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, has been thrust into the global spotlight after catastrophic flash floods claimed hundreds of lives in mid-August 2025. Entire communities were swept away in hours, leaving behind a trail of death, destruction, and despair. Buner, known for its rugged beauty and fertile valleys, is now a symbol of tragedy and the growing vulnerability of mountain communities in the face of climate change.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Writers
Early Life and Education
Early Life and Education Born: June 28, 1971, in Pretoria, South Africa. Background: Musk showed early aptitude for technology and entrepreneurship. At age 12, he created and sold a simple video game called Blastar to a computer magazine.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Education
14 August 1947 — The Independence of Pakistan
14 August 1947 — The Independence of Pakistan Background: Seeds of Partition The road to 14 August 1947 was long, turbulent, and shaped by centuries of political, cultural, and economic forces. British colonial rule in the Indian subcontinent began in earnest after the Battle of Plassey in 1757, when the British East India Company established control over Bengal. By 1858, after the Indian Rebellion of 1857, the British Crown assumed direct authority over the territory, ushering in the period known as the British Raj.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in History
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Ayesha’s Journey: From the Shadows of Limitations to the Light of Possibility In the small, sun-baked town of Khairpur in Pakistan’s Sindh province, the afternoon heat often hung heavy in the air, pressing down on every rooftop and every narrow alleyway. It was here, in a modest two-room house tucked between rows of clay-plastered homes, that Ayesha was born. Her father worked as a mechanic, often returning home with grease-stained hands and tired eyes. Her mother, a schoolteacher, brought home more lessons than money. They had little in the way of wealth, but what they lacked in material possessions, they made up for in love, values, and an unwavering belief in education.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Education
The Bridge of Determination
The Bridge of Determination In the quiet outskirts of a small Pakistani town, life moved slowly. The days were marked by the call of the mosque’s azaan, the chatter of children returning from school, and the aroma of freshly baked bread from the corner shop. In this modest town lived Saad, an 18-year-old boy with big dreams but few opportunities.
By zakir ullah khan5 months ago in Education
