NAQEEB fortnightly 1-15 February 1978

Naqeeb fortnightly published from Peshawar for around 2 years in late 1970s. Mustafa Kamal who was son of renowned journalists Master Khan Gul (who ran Bang-e-Haram) published it. Its leanings were progressive leftist. Would be posting more also.

















































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