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Govt criticized for not transferring powers to LGs

CHITRAL: The chairmen of different village councils have castigated the government for denying them powers, development funds, salaries and other perks and privileges. Addressing a press conference here, Sajjad Ahmed Khan, Shahid Ahmed, Mir Dulla Jan, Manzoor Ahmed, Muneer Ahmed Charwelu, Sania Aziz, Anabia Bibi and others regretted the government had promised a hefty salary

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Stakeholders stress transparency in budget making

Stakeholders stress transparency in budget making

Gul Hamad Farooqui  BOONI: Young Star Development Organization (YSDO) in collaboration with Center for Peace and Development Initiative (CPDE) and Citizen Network for Budget Accountability (CNBA) held an awareness creating workshop in Booni, the district headquarters of Upper Chitral. The theme of the seminar was \”Stakeholders dialogue on transparent budgeting.\” Former nazim Union Council Reshun

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Woman injured after falling into gorge in Parwak, Upper Chitral

Injured woman shifted to hospital

BOONI: An injured woman was on Saturday shifted to the Tehsil Headquarters Hospital Booni by Rescue 1122 Upper Chitral. The emergency service said that the woman had fallen into a ravine in Parwak village. After being alerted, the Rescue 1122 staff reached the spot and shifted her to hospital. It said the woman was suffering

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Encroachment on land of Kalash

Ban imposed on unauthorized interviewing of Kalash people

PESHAWAR (APP): The deputy commissioner and district magistrate Lower Chitral has imposed Section 144 in the district from December 16 to 22 and banned unauthorized media interviewing of local community in Kalash valleys during their festival Chitirmas (Chomus). The festival would be celebrated in the three Kalash valleys of Bumborate, Rumboor and Birir from December

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Chitral tourism symposium in Peshawar

Govt urged to remove hurdles for promotion of tourism in Chitral

Irshadullah Khan PESHAWAR: Speakers at a symposium on tourism in Chitral held here urged the government to remove hurdles that keep tourists from visiting the scenic valley. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Tourism Department, Frontier Corps North and Pakistan Army jointly organized the symposium. The event highlighted the importance of the conservation of Chitral\’s magnificent cultural heritage

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