PESHAWAR: Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has imposed around Rs580,000 in fines on different political leaders against violations committed during the campaign for the second phase of local body elections in 18 districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. According to details shared by the ECP, as of March 24, 1,035 violations were committed by politicians and […]
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PESHAWAR: In a major reshuffle, the Peshawar High Court has ordered the posting and transfer of 101 judicial officers, including 18 district and sessions judges, 52 additional district and sessions judges and 31 senior civil judges. In this regard, four orders were issued by high court registrar Inamullah Khan. According to one of the orders,
CHITRAL: A young man went missing from the Mustajabandeh locality of Chitral town on Thursday, police said on Friday. Aziz Wali, a forest range officer, approached the police on Thursday night and said his 22-year-old son Abdul Basit had gone out but did not return home and despite search his whereabouts were unknown. The police
ISLAMABAD: Eight dedicated professionals serving the mountain communities and putting their best efforts into the conservation and development of mountains’ natural resources, mountaineering and promoting mountain music will be given the 2nd Pakistan Mountains Pride Award (PAMPA) on March 31. A grand ceremony will be organised by the Development Communications Network (Devcom-Pakistan) in Islamabad with
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Muhammad Irshadullah PESHAWAR: The government of Pakistan bestowed the Pride of Performance Award on legendary polo player Shahzada Sikandarul Mulk. The award was given to the \’polo king\’ by KP Governor Shah Farman on behalf of the president of Pakistan at a ceremony held at the Governor House Peshawar on Pakistan Day. Shahzada Sikandar played
Muhammad Irshadullah PESHAWAR: Four Chitralis, including two women, were honoured with the Pride of Pakistan award for bringing laurels to Pakistan in the fields of medical, sports, social work and education. The four recipients of the national awards are: prominent educationist, literary figure and social worker Sher Wali Khan Aseer, his daughter Dr Zubaida Sirang
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PESHAWAR: Pakistan Red Crescent Society has opened a mobile health unit in Chitral. A statement issued here on Monday said the unit has so far provided treatment to over 1,500 people in 11 areas of the district since its opening a month ago. The statement quoted the society’s provincial chairman Lt-Gen retired Mohammad Hamid Khan
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CHITRAL: A resident of Sinlasht, Lower Chitral, was apprehended while trying to hunt a markhor at Toshi community game reserve on Sunday. The wildlife division said its vigilant staff and community watchers apprehended the illegal hunter while attempting to hunt markhor at Toshi community game reserve and imposed a fine of Rs150,000 fine on him.
CHITRAL: A three-day deputy commissioner inter-club tournament of indoor games concluded here on Thursday, ChitralToday correspondent reports. As many as 10 teams of volleyball, 16 teams of badminton, 16 of table tennis double and 20 teams of table tennis single participated in the tournament. Deputy Commissioner Anwarul Haq was chief guest at the concluding ceremony
CHITRAL: Member National Assembly (MNA) Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali said power consumers in Upper Chitral were suffering to a dispute between Peshawar Electric Supply Company (Pesco) and Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Organisation (Pedo) for many years. Speaking at a press conference here, he said the people of Upper Chitral were facing prolonged power suspension even after
