Role of Pahari -Pothowari people on Origin and Development of Buggny, Golakh Or Gulakh. In the Pahari language, it is referred to as Buggny, Golakh, or Gullak. The concept of Buggny is derived from the Pothowari word "Bhugga," which refers to a ty…
Continue Readingپہاڑی لوگو: لچک، اتحاد اور ثقافتی ورثے کی علامت پہاڑی لوگو کمیونٹی کے بھرپور ثقافتی ورثے، جغرافیائی خصوصیات اور سماجی و اقتصادی حالات کی ایک پُرجوش نمائندگی ہے۔ یہ فکر انگیز ڈیزائن مختلف عناصر کو ایک ساتھ باندھتا ہے، ہر ایک کا ایک مخصوص معنی اور اہمیت ہے جو پ…
Continue ReadingDhok/Bheak The painting depicts a serene and idylic scene of Kacha houses nestled in a lush meadow. The dominant colors are earthy tones, with shades of brown, beige, and green. The Kacha houses, with their flat roofs, stone mud walls, and wooden accents, bl…
Continue Reading"The Nourishing Gift of Hubloo: A Symbol of Love and Community" In the rolling hills and verdant valleys of the Pahari region, a precious gift is bestowed upon the young ones - a special milk known affectionately as "Hubloo". This liquid g…
Continue ReadingAbdul Majeed ZindaDil: Reviving Pahari culture, empowering community in J-K Abdul MajeedKhan, popularly known as Abdul Majeed ZindaDil, hails from thepicturesque Manwan Awoora region in the border district of Kupwarain jammu and Kashmir. He has emerged as a p…
Continue ReadingThe Decline of Poonchi Pahari, Pothowari, Gujjari Hindko Languages are living, breathing entities that pulsate with the rhythm of human communication. Like organisms, they are born, grow, evolve, and eventually succumb to the inevitable forces of extinction…
Continue ReadingThe Pahari Logo: A Symbol of Resilience, Unity, and Cultural Heritage The Pahari logo is a poignant representation of the community's rich cultural heritage, geographical characteristics, and socio-economic conditions. This thoughtful design weaves togeth…
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