What are you doing post graduation? Which industry will you try? What position will you apply for? And the list goes on…Every student comes across questions with similar context, but rather different wordings and many of all end up with … Kangroos; not the mammal but the myth“I don’t know!” in Australian Aboriginal. How far…

The real star whose voice echoes fragrance & uniqueness of Hazarajat – Sakhizada Bamyan Silk Road festival was launched in 2009 by a young and dynamic team of Bamyan Ecotourism Program (The Aga Khan Foundation) and with close collaboration of Bamyan Provincial Government aimed at restoring tourism industry, promoting local culture, sports, products (food, handicrafts,…

“In view of the cultural values and with the increased literacy rate of women, Bamyan has great potential for development – that has always been my impression about Bamyan.” These are the words by Zahra Hussaini, who lives and inspires people in Bamyan, Hazaristan. She is a role model for many with her efforts and…

Located some 13 KM north of Kuala Lumpur, the limestone hill attracts hundreds of visitors everyday for religious beliefs; healing, offerings, or some visit as cultural visitors.  The hill is welcomed by the World’s largest standing Murugan statue (42.7 m) and one needs to climb some 270 concrete steps to get to the main hill…

Bamyan earns its dignity after long-lasting ignorance & negligence – JJ Photo Today Bamyan celebrates its promotion from third to the second grade in provincial ranking, which means Bamyan draws more development projects, national & international investment and cultural significance. The credit goes to persistent efforts of the provincial government, civil society agencies, the cultural…

Bamyan once having played a dominant role in the spread of Buddhism to east and west and a major trade route between east and west, has always been the victim of brutal, ruthless and fundamental approach of the national and regional tyrants, the effects of which have been the extreme cultural, natural and historical wreckage….

A new place always has its challenges regardless of whatever your mission is and how long you are tending to stay. I was not lucky enough to miss out those challenges during my early days in Malaysia such as: homesickness, adjusting with climate, food, getting along with new people and managing time. However, I have…

The provincial government and people of Bamyan had a reason to celebrate as the province was promoted to the 2nd grade based on Afghan Provincial Level. The announcement came from the House of President which was greatly appreciated by the provincial government, civil society and people of Bamyan. However, the people of Bamyan had better…

Photo Courtesy by: INTI College Under the title, A Day to Remember – tour to Kuala Lumpur, was organized by INTI International College Subang Campus for the 38th batch students. It was a one-day tour to various destinations in the capital of Malaysia with participation of 22 international students. The idea was to help international…

In our life, even small decisions of what we do everyday, who we get along with, what new things to try and where we go, influence our living-style. Moreover, each decision helps us draw a conclusion about what we truly are and tend to be at the end of the day. It was easy-going decision…