Around Pakistan in pictures

Agencies Published May 14, 2014
A Pakistani man carries a charpai along a street on a rainy day in Lahore on May 13, 2014. – Photo by AFP
A Pakistani man carries a charpai along a street on a rainy day in Lahore on May 13, 2014. – Photo by AFP
Pakistani camel milk sellers sit near a fire in the rain in Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday, May 12, 2014. – Photo by AP
Pakistani camel milk sellers sit near a fire in the rain in Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday, May 12, 2014. – Photo by AP
A Pakistani labourer stands atop a truck on a rainy day in Lahore on May 13, 2014. – Photo by AFP
A Pakistani labourer stands atop a truck on a rainy day in Lahore on May 13, 2014. – Photo by AFP
An Afghan refugee boy walks in an alley of a refugee camp in the rain in Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday, May 12, 2014. – Photo by AP
An Afghan refugee boy walks in an alley of a refugee camp in the rain in Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday, May 12, 2014. – Photo by AP
Hajra Bibi plucks flowers in the field to be sold in local markets in the outskirts of Lahore May 9, 2014. – Photo by Reuters
Hajra Bibi plucks flowers in the field to be sold in local markets in the outskirts of Lahore May 9, 2014. – Photo by Reuters
A Pakistani labourer carries a sack of wheat to build a pyramid of wheat sacks used to store wheat supplies near Multan in South Punjab province May 12, 2014. Every year hundreds of labourers help build the huge pyramids where the government stores wheat sometimes for months on end following the year's harvest, labourers said. – Photo by Reuters
A Pakistani labourer carries a sack of wheat to build a pyramid of wheat sacks used to store wheat supplies near Multan in South Punjab province May 12, 2014. Every year hundreds of labourers help build the huge pyramids where the government stores wheat sometimes for months on end following the year's harvest, labourers said. – Photo by Reuters
Labourers pick weeds in a pepper field near Multan in South Punjab province May 14, 2014. – Photo by Reuters
Labourers pick weeds in a pepper field near Multan in South Punjab province May 14, 2014. – Photo by Reuters
Pakistani schoolchildren ride a horse cart as they return from school in Gojra, some 25 kilometers from Faisalabad, on May 12, 2014. – Photo by AFP
Pakistani schoolchildren ride a horse cart as they return from school in Gojra, some 25 kilometers from Faisalabad, on May 12, 2014. – Photo by AFP
Pakistani men ride on their bicycles on a rainy day in Lahore on May 13, 2014. – Photo by AFP
Pakistani men ride on their bicycles on a rainy day in Lahore on May 13, 2014. – Photo by AFP
A Pakistani herder leads his camels along a road in the central Punjab city of Jhang on May 12, 2014. Seventy percent of Pakistan's 180 million population live in rural areas and most of them depend of livestock. – Photo by AFP
A Pakistani herder leads his camels along a road in the central Punjab city of Jhang on May 12, 2014. Seventy percent of Pakistan's 180 million population live in rural areas and most of them depend of livestock. – Photo by AFP
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Ganga Din
May 14, 2014 07:42pm
This is real Pakistan compared to that 'Bridal Couture' on another page. You should now understand why there will no peace in Pakistan. One has to go and it'll be Bridal Couture.
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Patriot. N
May 15, 2014 01:23pm
The title should be around 'Rural Pakistan in pictures. Few of the pictures are beautiful.
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Stealth
May 15, 2014 01:38pm
@Ganga Din This is the real Pakistan as well the Bridal Couture week is also part of the real Pakistan. Accept diversity, millions of people cannot look alike and dress in the same way. Plus there is bound to be difference in the Urban and Rural areas. There is peace in 98% areas Pakistan, save the few incidents. Millions of Pakistanis go about in there daily chores of going to offices, going to schools, going shopping, but the media won't pick these news as the bad news is newsworthy for them, and the rest of things mentioned is routine .
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Shamsul Kh.
May 15, 2014 03:51pm
I am living in canada now, but I will never ever forgrt Pakistan, I was living in Karachi Monora Island and working in Pakistan Navy, I lived in Pakistan from 1963 to 1975, again I went to Karachi two times In the year 1976 and 1978, I loved Pakistan and I love Pakistan, If I get chance again I will go to Pakistan this time Islamabad, what a beautuful country this is, my all education in Karachi, I am at present not Pakistani Almighty Allah bless Pakistan
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Mr Khan
May 15, 2014 10:12pm
I have been reading BBC news from last 14 years. I have been noticing that BBC is very biased when it comes to portray Pakistan on BBC news. I think BBC is dominated by or invaded by Indian lobby. There is a pattern of such news on daily or weekly basis. I can qoute you such a hundered biased news .BBC has lost the their dignity and importance in front of my eyes.
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El Cid
May 17, 2014 03:02pm
Beautiful hard working people. Beautiful land...may Allah Almighty Bless it with peace and prosperity too.
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vallilakhani
May 18, 2014 06:18am
we pray almighty pls give peace and progress to pakistan
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JP80
May 19, 2014 10:20am
@Mr Khan "I have been reading BBC news from last 14 years. I have been noticing that BBC is very biased when it comes to portray Pakistan on BBC news. I think BBC is dominated by or invaded by Indian lobby." C'mon. That's not fair. You have no proof for such claims. The fact is that in the West in general, Pakistan has fallen out of favor. For instance, there was a Gallup poll last year that showed India as the 6th most liked country in US while Pakistan was the 3rd most disliked country. There is no shadowy Indian lobby that is maligning Pakistan. Blame your fundies for that.
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