Why we built razmians.com
A home for the people of Cadet College Razmak, and for the history we share, kept together for good.
Razmak is where we grew up. We arrived as young cadets, lived in its houses, studied in its classrooms and marched on its parade ground. Our teachers shaped us there, and we left with friendships meant to last a lifetime.
Then life scatters us: to universities, the armed forces, offices and hospitals across Pakistan and far beyond. Numbers change, friends drift out of touch, and the photos from those years end up in old albums, lost phones and Facebook groups that could disappear tomorrow.
We built razmians.com so that none of it is lost.
Four reasons we built it
No lost Razmians
Every cadet and every teacher who has been part of the college deserves a lasting place on the record. However far life takes you, and however long it has been since you left, you are still a Razmian, and here you can always be found.
A directory only Razmians can open
A private, searchable directory of Razmians, for Razmians. Find your entry-mates, ask a senior for guidance, help a junior find their way, or bring your entry together for a reunion, without searching Facebook groups for someone's number. Only approved members can see it, and you decide what you share.
A living archive of our history
Class photos, parades, sports days, prize givings and reunions: the story of Razmak since March 1978, in photos, videos and memories, gathered in one place. Built by the people who were there, so every cadet who comes after us knows where they come from.
Ours to keep
Facebook groups get deleted. Accounts get suspended. Platforms change their rules overnight, and years of photos and memories can vanish with them. We don't depend on any social network: razmians.com is our own home on the internet, built to keep Razmak's history safe for the generations to come.
Razmak gave us years we will never forget. This is where we keep them.
Take your place
Every Razmian who joins makes the record more complete. Add yourself, then bring your entry-mates, your house and your old teachers with you.