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Parents, civil society delegation discuss Langlands school issue with DC Chitral

June 17, 2015

CHITRAL, June 17: A delegation of parents, political figures and civil society members, led by Professor (Retd) Syed Taufeeq Jan, called upon the Deputy Commissioner Chitral today at DC Office Chitral. The delegation included Advocate Abdul Wali, Abdul Latif PTI, Riaz Ahmad Diwanbegi, Shahzada Amir Hasanat Uddin, Dr Noor Ul Islam, Dr Gulzar Ahmad, Muhammad […]

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Make no mistake – Chitral needs Carey Schofield

June 16, 2015

By Zulfiqar Ahmad Former Principal Geoffrey Langlands was misguided by a groups bent upon hijacking the school by sidelining Carey Schofield, who had streamlined the school after hectic efforts. Sources said Ms Schofield had terminated the services of some teachers given their poor performance. But the sacked teachers misled the former principal whose students are

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Et tu Brute? The rise and fall of Langlands School

June 15, 2015

Zulfiqar Ahmad ISLAMABAD, June 15: The decision taken by 97-year-old G.D. Langlands, the former Principal of Langlands Public School and College Chitral, to remove Carey Shofield as the principal has drawn lots of flak in Chitral with local people terming the move the last nail in the coffin of education in the backward area. Background

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Save our future – give us a school

March 24, 2015

Village Khuzh is situated 35KM north from Mastuj (Chitral). The village is famous for its literacy rate which is 93% of almost five thousand population. Geographically, Khuzh is on the opposite side of Yarkhun road, which is the main road to connect Yarkhun with Mastuj. There is a small Jeep-able bridge which is 5KM away

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I\’m not interested to become female college principal"

February 27, 2015

New principal of Govt Degree College for Girls Booni Muhammad Dost has said he is not interested to become female college principal. Talking to ChitralToday, Mr Dost said he had received the notification about two months ago but was still reluctant to take charge despite insistence by Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) MPA Sardar Hussain. “This

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