Bashir Hussain Azad CHITRAL: A local court has dismissed a case filed against the collection of fuel price adjustment (FPA) and other taxes in electricity bills in Chitral. The case was filed by local residents through advocate Waqas Ahmad, seeking to declare the collection of FPA and other taxes from Chitral\’s electricity consumers as illegal. […]
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CHITRAL: Pakistan People\’s Party (PPP) Chitral has condemned what it called a baseless and negative campaign launched on social media by certain members of Anjuman Taraqqi Khowar against the party and former provincial minister Saleem Khan. In a press release, the PPP Chitral said the campaign stemmed from a misrepresentation of a legitimate concern regarding
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Jamshed Ahmad Chitral’s famous traditional and cultural festival, Jashn-e-Qaqlasht 2025, will commence on April 17 and continue for four days. This announcement was made at a meeting of the Jashn-e-Qaqlasht Committee held at Qaqlasht under the chairmanship of Chief Patron Mukhtar Ahmad Sangeen. The meeting was attended by committee members and sports conveners, although Committee
CHITRAL: Lower Chitral police recovered and returned the missing passport and visa of a tourist from New Zealand. The tourist\’s passport and visa had been lost during travel within the jurisdiction of the Ayun Police Station. Upon receiving the information, the police and the tourism department initiated a search and eventually found the items, handing
CHITRAL: Research-driven solutions to climate change issues of Chitral were recommended at a stakeholder workshop here on Thursday. The Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Pakistan (AKAH-P), in collaboration with the BRAVE project, organized the stakeholder consultation workshop to address the impacts of climate change and assess scientific modeling for environmental planning. Representatives from the Forest
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