حملہ آؤروں میں بارہ سو کے قریب مرگئے اور زندہ بچ جانے والے بھاگنے پر مجبور ہوئے انہوں نے وہاں جاکر بتایا کہ ہم نے انسان تو نہیں دیکھا مگر پتھروں نے ہم پر حملہ کیا۔ اس تاریحی گاؤں کے لوگ گونا گوں مسائل سے دوچار ہیں۔ یہ لوگ اب بھی دریا کا گندہ پانی […]
Deh ba Deh By Mohsin Jamil Uddin When all of a sudden, you come across a place or a situation in which there is an acute dearth of water, the spontaneous word coming to your mind would be Shotkhar. But today we will try to remind you that this scenic village in the Torkhow valley
Shotkhar, a village mainly known for water shortage Read More »
By Muhammad Amin Baloch The scenic village of Munoor is located at a distance of some three kilometers from the main Garam Chashma town. It is bordered in the northwest by the famous Chitral Gol National Park, in north by Bumborate and Shui Pass of Begusht in the south by Beshqer and on its east
Parsan is a beautiful valley of tehsil Garam Chashma with a population of 350 households. It is about 45 kilometers away from the Chitral town. But this scenic area has been withering away due to water logging for many years. The unusual change in the climate has increased the melting of glaciers in the region
Noor Shamsuddin It was probably during Sumalik 1 era when three peoples – Bud, Bargo and Zuli – with a variety of reasons from different areas settled down in a narrow strip of land about 56 kilometres away towards the north from the Chitral town which later became to be known as Zait. Rules of
Deh ba Deh Nasira Jabeen Arising from the blunt foot of the lofty mountains in series to expand till the near brim of River Chitral, taking some length on its left bank, is the embroidered sheet of a valley called Charun. Situated about 61 kilometers away from the main Chitral town, Charun is a deeply
Kuru is a small village in the garrison town of Drosh. The word Kuru is derived from the Khowar language, which means a fertile, greenish and plain land. Kuru is situated on the right bank of the Chitral River beside the Drosh bazaar. The people of Kuru are known for their immense love for sports
Kuragh is a small but scenic village, situated about 81 kilometers in the north of the Chitral town, at the confluence of Mastuj and Mulkhow valleys (Dara). It has great historical importance. The narrow passageways through the mountains near Kuragh saw fierce battles between the British troops and local warriors under Mehtar Sher Afzal Khan.
CHITRAL, Dec 8: Kuragh is a small village in upper Chitral but it has played a big role in shaping the history of the area because of its geographical significance. Our special correspondent Munir Hussyn Fatimi writes in detail about this beautiful village and also about the harmony and peace in which the residents coming
Deh ba Deh By Sam Sam Ali Advocate Dizg village. Many villages in Chitral are known for their natural beauty, historical significance and cultural, poetic sophistication of its inhabitants, but there are also some that raised voice against injustices in society. Though scenic and captivating too, Dizg (pronounced Deezg) village can be bracketed in the
