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CHITRAL: The Lower Chitral Police said it continues to take practical steps under the leadership of District Police Officer (DPO) Iftikhar Shah to facilitate citizens and promote awareness of traffic regulations. As part of this initiative, a driving test session was held today at the Police Facilitation Center in Zargarandeh. The session was conducted under

Shahzad Ahmad Shahzad BOONI: Chitral Development Movement (CDM) President Shabbir Ahmed has said an amount of Rs1 million was spent on a small bridge built using substandard material by the PTI government in the area of the party\’s tehsil chairman in Washich village of Upper Chitral. He claimed that officials and contractors misused the funds

CHITRAL: The Aga Khan Agency for Habitat (AKAH) Pakistan organized a two-day training workshop on “Disaster Risk Management Reporting”. Reporters from print, electronic, and social media platforms across Lower and Upper Chitral participated in the workshop. The training aimed to strengthen skills of local journalists for effective, positive, and responsible reporting during natural disasters. Trainers

Chitral Today Correspondent BOONI: In Upper Chitral’s district headquarters Booni, the Traders Union organized a rally to support the Pakistan Army and protest against Indian aggression and the Modi government’s policies. Retired Subedar Rahim Khan led the rally, joined by General Secretary Zakir Muhammad Zakhmi, former President Muhammad Shafi, Senior Vice President Muhammad Aslam, and

KARIMABAD: The third important meeting of Tehreek-e-Lotkoh was held today in Karimabad, attended by a large number of local leaders and citizens from different areas of Lotkoh Valley. The primary agenda was to formulate an effective strategy for the urgent restoration of the deteriorating Garam Chashma Road. Speaking at the event, the patron of the

RESHUN: Residents of Shader Reshun, affected by Yarkhoon River erosion, have announced the end of their protest following the commencement of construction work on protective embankments and efforts to divert the river\’s flow by the district administration, said a statement by the DC office. The local community had long been distressed by the river\’s continuous