Cultural Links

Pakistan Students Association (PakSA):- PakSA, a Rensselaer Student Union funded cultural organization has been presenting and promoting Pakistani culture to the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) campus and catering to the needs of students with Pakistani heritage for the last 12 years. The site carries an extensive set of information regarding the history, culture, government, geography, education, communication, tourism and economy of Pakistan.
http://www.rpi.edu/dept/union/paksa/ 
 

Aga Khan Development Network:- Aga Khan Development Network is a worldwide network launched by Aga Khan, the spiritual head of the Ismaili community of Islam but its various agencies are private, international, non-denominational, organisations. Working in the areas of economic development, health, education, rural development, capacity building of NGOs, housing and architecture, the network is extremely active in Pakistan and has extensive projects, especially in the Northern Areas. This information is organized thematically on the website.
http://www.akdn.org/  

Pakistan Web Directory:Arts and Humanities:- The site presents web resources related to Arts and Humanities in Pakistan. A list of websites about urdu poets, poems, ghazals, art and architecture and world's web portals in Urdu are also present.
http://webs.com.pk/home.php?Cat=1

Ajrak.com:- Apart from having detailed information about various government departments, educational institutions and local industries; this site also has links to the rich culture and heritage of Pakistan. Almost everything, ranging from the time-old Indus Civilization to the present-day regional cultures of Pakistan, can be found here.
http://www.ajrak.com/

Harappa.com:- Harappa.com is a media spigot to South Asia's past. The objective is archaeological: literally in the case of the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, metaphorically in the excavations of early modern media from the Raj period. Ancient Harappa, founded over 5,000 years ago, was one of the world's first cities. Today it is the first ancient Indus urban center being researched with modern scientific and multi-disciplinary tools. We are grateful to a number of the world's leading Indus scholars, particularly those working at Harappa, for sharing their work on the Website. The goal is to make this little known civilization's rich heritage and new discoveries accessible to a wide audience. The other half of the Website deals with the other end of Indian and Pakistani history, the Raj, through early media - especially photographs and film as well as lithographs and engravings. Much of the media is outside the subcontinent today. Most of it (especially archival film) has already been lost. The objective is to bring these long lost images from obscurity into the daylight of the web.
http://www.harappa.com/

Islamabad.Net:- Islamabad.Net is Pakistan's First City Web Guide as claimed by the website. Describing the status of Federal Capital, the site gives a brief account of location and well-organized set-up of the city. Being a city web-guide, categories incorporated by website under header of *Islamabad Life* comprise General Info, Guest houses, Official websites, Guide Map, Embassies, Hot Numbers, Banks, Blue Area Guide and other entries in the similar context. Weather of Islamabad and snapshots of landscapes are also there to serve the viewer in detail. Website keeps a steady but brief section of links to other sites. Facility of a search engine is also provided through website.
http://www.islamabad.net/

Pakistan Pictorial Page:- On the main page, linkages are arranged on a horizontal line categorized initially into AUPS Home Page, Musharraf's Island involving search engines, Cool links about Pakistan in different perspectives, Pakistani cities and major information about Pakistan. Other details given on the page are pictures from various parts of Pakistan with social, cultural and historical significance.
http://www.abdn.ac.uk/~src048/hp/pic.html

Zameen: Internet Magazine:- The website approves of the basic criteria of a magazine by introducing various links on the webPage covering the topics of letters to the editor, geographic and economic significance of Pakistan with map in the context of history, arts in general and updated sports news. On line features holds the key to interviews of distinguished personalities from various departments of life, an archive of previous magazines (Zameen), insights to different hotels and museums with an additional support of important telephone no's concerning airline services all over the country, embassies & consulates and tourism dept. of Pakistan. Other important links are also introduced to increase the efficiency of the service provided.
http://www.zameen.com