By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig In 1973 some amendments and changes were made in the service rules for government servants which were later overhauled in 1977 by late Zulfikar Ali Bhutto to get the sympathies of the governments when Pakistan National Alliance (PNA) had taken to the streets against him after a widespread distribution of […]
By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig It is to remind the stakeholders of tourism activities that when the PTI government came to power in 2018 it declared to implement the vision of the prime minister to revamp and extend tourism in the country and the KP and started work on the line. But the then minister
By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig There was a time when we were advised by our elders to remain away from risky places such as the rolling stone slopes of Chitral, the riverbanks, landslide areas, climbing tall trees and so many other things as any kind of medical aid was not available and roads were too
By Prof. Rahmat Karim The extreme north parts of KP are known as Chitral, now divided into two districts for political reasons on the demand of the people for the larger area that it covers but with sparse population in about thirty six valleys that are inaccessible in winters due to heavy snowfall as well
By Bilal Ahmad One of the news which recently created quite a media storm was that, a UK based travel company has listed Pakistan among the top travel destinations in 2020. Apparently it is a very good news but the ground situation is as worst as it has remained in the last two decades. Neither
