In 113-degree heat, thousands of Hindus in Pakistan make a grueling trek that is an act of spiritual devotion and cultural preservation in a Muslim-majority country.

As he moved westward along the Makran coast (modern day Pakistan and Iran), Nearchus’ logbook became a precious record of geography, climate, and local populations. These weren’t just idle ...

The saltwater lagoon, which spans around 17 miles (27 kilometers) at its widest point, is located along the Makran Coast in Pakistan's Balochistan province, around 180 miles (290 km) west of Karachi.

In Western Coast of Gujarat destructive tsunamis have been generated from large earthquakes along the Makran Coast, Chagos Ridge and Kutch Region in the past. Although the historical record is ...

On Nov 27, 1945, an 8.1-magnitude earthquake in the Makran Subduction Zone triggered a tsunami on the west coast, killing 13 people in Mumbai and nearly 4,000 in what is now Pakistan, Oman, Iran ...

"The Makran coast is the future of sustainable development in Iran," President Pezeshkian said in a meeting of the cabinet on Wednesday. "So far, we have not had a macro plan as a roadmap for the ...

It is now believed to have stretched, in fact, from Pakistan’s Makran coast in the west to Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, in the east; and from Shortugai all the way in the remote northern reaches ...

ICCIMA Head Samad Hassanzadeh highlighted that the Makran region offers significant potential for Iran's economic development, especially due to its strategic location connecting to the Oman Sea ...

The science used in manufacturing during ancient times have put not just the Harappans but also present-day India on the map as a leading producer of cotton, beads, and copper objects.

Oman offered to sell Gwadar, then a small fishing village, to India in the 1950s. The government led by Jawaharlal Nehru declined the offer, and Pakistan in 1958 bought it for three million pounds.