Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig Our Chitrali society is a conglomeration of tribes of various sizes. Some are in thousands while others are in dozens. Their past of the recent generations is not far away so some grievances do exist. The solution to this complication is good education which can erase but gradually the traces of […]
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Shimlawala (published in Dawn.com) The above two photos were captured from roughly the same location in Upper Chitral, at around the same time of year, 38 years apart. The photo on the left, taken in July 1973, shows the impressive white face of the Chatiboi glacier as its snout debouches into the River Yarkhun. The
MASTUJ: A man shot dead his cousin over a land dispute in Sorlaspur village of Upper Chitral on Monday, local police said. They identified the deceased as Niat Wali, whose body was shifted to Booni for a postmortem. According to the police, Gohar Aman, son of Bulbul, along with his sons Zia and Faizi opened
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan Amidst the thick dark clouds enveloping the economic horizon of the country, a silver lining is visible in the form of an economic revival plan envisioned by the military leadership which has been put in place under the aegis of Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC). The forum has held several
Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig An article had been published on the topic given above as first part of the same title. The word mountaineering is a part of adventure tourism that was a matter of great attraction for the men and women of advanced countries but not known to the poorer nations with internal issues
