Culture of chitral

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زبانوں کی اکیڈیمی

داد بیداد ڈاکٹرعنایت اللہ فیضی پا کستان جرنل آف لینگویجز مشکل نام ہے اس کا اردو متبادل بھی آسان نہیں ہوگا جریدہ السنہ ہائے پاکستان لکھا جائے تو انگریزی سے مشکل نظر آئیگا یہ گندھارا ہند کو اکیڈیمی کا جریدہ ہے جو سال میں دوبار شاءع ہوتا ہے اس کو ششماہی یا بائی اینول کا […]

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Poet Amir Khan Mir is no more

CHITRAL: Prominent poet of Khowar language Amir Khan Mir passed away after a brief illness here on Monday. He was 86. His funeral was held at his home village of Chumakhon upper on Tuesday and attended by a large number of people from different walks of life. Mir was the former nazim of Chitral tehsil

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Fate of small languages

A.M. Khan This was not only about the medium of communication but more about the identity it holds in Chitral, Gilgit-Baltistan and a pocket in Swat valley where the first language of the people is Khowar. Like it, other linguistic communities also want their languages to be recognized in a way as major languages in

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Chitral in the past

Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig In the good old days Chitral was Chetrar to the local people and Qashqar to the Pathans. It had scattered settlements and smaller number of population but all able-bodied men were busy in their farm works round the year. No male, either a child over five years, an adolescent or older

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