Mirza, who was from from the line of Jats and Sahiban who belonged to the tribe of Sial, were childhood friends who studied together. and fell in love as they grew older. However their love story was opposed by Sahiban's brother's who fixed up her marriage to a local named Tahir Khan. On the day of the wedding, the couple eloped on Mirza's horse and are pursued by her brothers. When Mirza and Sahiban take a break to rest under a tree, Sahiban is said to have hidden Mirza's arrows under a tree so that he would not kill her brothers. Some other versions of the stroy say that she broke the arrows. A defenseless Mirza is killed by her brothers and as he is pierced by an arrow, Mirza is turns towards her with a look of betrayal etched on his face but Sahiban watches it all unfold without saying a word. Some versions of the story say that Sahiban killed herself after this but Peela who is said to be one of the first to put this oral legend in writing does not mention her fate. The question of why Sahiban broke the arrows still remains one of folklore's unanswered questions.
Brazil's biggest dinosaur found after passing 60 years in cupboard
Brazil just found its biggest ever dinosaur -- in a storage cupboard. In its prime, more than 66 million years ago, this long necked herbivore was 82 feet long -- longer than an articulated bus -- and could chomp through trees at a terrifying rate. By the time the creature was found by renowned Brazilian paleontologist Llewellyn Ivor Price in 1953, only a few hefty, fossilized bits of the spine remained. Researchers knew immediately they'd stumbled on something big. They…
