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As seen in: Dawn, The Daily Star (Bangladesh), Samaa TV, Pakistan Defence, Asia News Network (ANN), Dawn News
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Trekking to Fairy Meadows in pursuit of the Parbat

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By Muzhira Amin
| Dawn Verified
He was flirting with me. A crooked grin spread across his sunlit face, only partially visible through a curtain of thick coniferous forests, as he followed me on a meandering four-hour pilgrimage. At 10,800 feet above sea level, where even the Earth’s magnetic field weakens, he had an inexplicable pull. He was omnipresent, but somehow managed to elude me every time I stopped to admire his face. It was a game of hide-and-seek.
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The agent that infiltrated Pakistan’s red hot chilli peppers

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By Muzhira Amin
| Dawn Verified
Name: Kunri, Umerkot Pop.: 26,600 Area: 585 km² The farmers say the origin story goes something like this. In the sixties, a handful of chilli seeds travelled south from Radha Ram in Punjab to Kunri in Sindh. Harvest after hot harvest proved so successful that within two decades the town shot to fame as the red chilli capital of Asia.
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After the Raj, the most powerful weapon in Pakistan's arsenal is a name

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By Muzhira Amin
| Dawn Verified
At 5:13am on May 10 last year, Pakistan launched the retaliatory ‘Operation Bunyan um Marsoos’ against India. Footage aired by state broadcaster PTV showed fireballs lighting up the sky moments before the sun appeared as the air filled with cries of ‘Allahu Akbar’. The war had begun, and everyone was talking about it—inside Pakistan, on the other side of the border and across the world.
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