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Be Kewl like Raja G

June 02, 2017

hilarious photo from bahwalpur railway station

Story behind the photo

So the story behind this awesome photograph is that it was 28th of April and I was at the railway station to pick up my brother at about 12:30am so, i reached there before time and I am having really bad habit of taking photos everywhere. As there was still time for the arrival of train , for the sake of my time pass I started taking photos.

After taking photos from everywhere on station then i reached to this place where this person was sitting nicely until i was doing nothing. But when i started taking photos then the real action was began. He also started making outrageous poses which were hitting me from inside
and i was like "O Bss ker dy mamaa..!!"

After taking some photos that guy asked me,"Yarr ap mujhe fotoien dekha saktay ho..?" and i replied,"Kyun nahi Dekh lo"
, He; after seeing his own photos, he started laughing and then i realized one thing in my mind that you don't need to assume anything about anyone without knowing him. His happiness and his expressions were really worth seeing.

I don't know who he was and even though i didn't ask for his name.

But Whatever i love this Picture and I hope you guys enjoyed this short story.
And BTW I am not cool like him..

you people can give your comments down below

[I know this is really dead and boring story... xD]

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Discover Noor Mahal

April 24, 2017

The Noor Mahal

Historical Prespective of Noor Mahal

The construction of Noor Mahal was undertaken by Nawab Subah Sadiq the Fourth (iv), who was popularly known as Shah Jahan of Bahawalpur for his passion of constructing buildings. Me Hennan; an Englishman, who was the State Engineer designed the building. Foundation of Noor Mahal was laid in 1872. The map coins of the State were buried in its foundation as good omen. Most of the material and furniture was imported from England and Italy and construction of the palace was completed in 1875 at the cost of Rs 1.2 Million. Noor Mahal has covered area of 44,600 square feet. It has 32 rooms including 14 in basement, 6 verandas and 5 domes.

The design encompasses features of Corinthian and Islamic styles of architecture with a tinge of sub continental style. Corinthian touch is visible in the columns, balustrade, pediments and the vaulted ceiling of Durbar Hall. The Islamic style is evident in the five domes whereas, their angular elliptical shapes are a stroke of sub continental style. Nawab Muhammad Bahawal Khan the Fifth (V), added a mosque to the Palace in 1906 at the cost of Rs 20,000,00 The design is based on the mosque of Aitchison College, where the Nawab was once a student.

The Palace was built for the residential purposes but later on it was mainly used as State Guest House and for holding state durbars and meetings with foreign delegations. The building has the honor of hosting Viceroys, Governments officials of British Empire and heads of various local states and foreign countries.

In 1956, when Bahawalpur State was merged into Pakistan, the building was taken over Auqaf Department. The Palace was leased to th Army in 1971 who later acquired it in 1997 for a sum of 119 million. Since 1971, Noor Mahal has been is use of various Headquarters. From 1971 to 1980, Headquarters 35 Division was located here. From 1980 - 1991 it was used as Station Library. In 1992 Headquarters 31 Corps Reserve was raised in this building. The building was handed over to Headquarters Artillery 31 Corps in 1996. Finally it was decided to use the building as an officers club and Bahawalpur Garrison Mess was established here in August 2001. The Building was declared a Protected Monument in September 2001 by Department of Archaeology, Government of Pakistan.

Source : written Inside the Noor Mahal

Now here are some of the magical photographs of the

Noor Mahal

Lets Get Inside...!

Its not a Luxurious Hotel . This is inside view of Noor Mahal, was built in 1875
(During British Era)

Oh...! Look at that Old Grand Piano. its awesome, isn't it ?

And What about That Floor........ its Cool....!!

Please Don't touch anything.... xD

And the Symbol of the Bahawalpur State

(Proud to be the citizen of Bahawalpur)

Wow..... What a Trophy...!! lol

I think we have missed something outside

Wait..... Look at that Scary little Tunnel under the Palace

The Black & White One

And Then i Just waited for that

Thank You Guys for Reading this post and i hope you enjoyed it . You can also give comments about it down below

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First Instameet Bahawalpur

April 24, 2017

First Instameet Bahawalpur

What is Instameet ?
Instameet is a group of instagrammers gather at pre-determined place , at a fixed time to take photos and upload it on Instagram.
good thing is that you can get a chance to meet your favourite instagrammers of your area. Instameet can be happen everywhere and can be any size. They're a great opportunity to share tips and tricks with other community members in your area.

Instameet Bahawalpur
On Saturday , 22nd April, there held a instameet in Noor Mahal Bahawalpur. Its the first time in Bahawalpur city and it was a good experience to be a part of it.

Instameet Bahawalpur Cake - From Tayyaba Ishtiaq
Source : Instagram - @Abeerology

That Cake was really delicious

Hamza Ahmed Khan cutting Instameet Bahawalpur Cake

Anyone can be a part of Instameet Bahawapur
You can follow it on Instagram : @Instameet_bahawalpur

Oragnizers

Hamza Ahmed Khan : @hamza_ak44

Hiba Fatima Mehboob : @_hiba.fatima_

Abeer : @Abeerology

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