By Dr. Inayatullah Faizi When I was a child in 1954, I used to play dozens of indigenous and traditional games in the small group of my peers and fellow children, both boys and girls. My grandson Umar has one chance to play those games of mines. His father Farooq knows about one or two […]
These are indeed encouraging steps and everyone should play their role in preserving and promoting our traditional games and sports that certainly will help us, among other things, to promote peace and stop the youth from becoming victim to many ills of society. Traditional Chitrali games and sports, practiced through generations in all parts of
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DROSH, May 27: Anjuman Taraqi-e-Khowar, Drosh, held its monthly meeting followed by a Mushaira on Sunday. A large number of Khowar poets and other people attended the program. The meeting and Mushaira was presided over by Anisur Rehman Chughtai while senior member of the Anjuman and former vice-president Aminullah Amin was the chief guest. Former
CHITRAL, May 17: Although Chitral was a monarchy ruled by the Mehtar (king) but it had always been democratic, as the Mehtars made their decisions according to the will of the people. During the State era, decisions were made at the Mahraka (royal court) with consensus. Lord Curzon, viceroy of British India from 1897 to
