CHITRAL: Anjuman-e-Tahaffuz Haqooq Upper Chitral Chairman Pir Mukhtar has expressed concern over the delay in the release of an inquiry report about alleged irregularities in the appointment of teachers. Talking to reporters, he said the deputy commissioner of Upper Chitral had ordered a probe into the alleged irregularities in the education department. However, the findings
Col (R) Ikram Ullah Khan The impugned verdict of a three-member bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan on a pending case since 2012 striking down the Sacked Employees Reinstatement Ordinance Act 2010 declaring it as illegal and ultra vires of the constitution led to the sacking of over 16,000 employees from different departments and
Two Afghan journalists were left with ugly welts and bruises after being beaten and detained for hours by Taliban enforcers for covering a protest in the Afghan capital. The pair were picked up at a demonstration on Wednesday and taken to a police station in the capital, where they say they were punched and beaten
Zahid Hussain With the fall of the last pocket of resistance, the Afghan Taliban now virtually control the entire country. It took days of fighting to clear the Panjshir valley that had remained out of the Taliban’s domain during their previous rule. Having swept the entire northern territory it was not much of a challenge for
Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig On 19th August, a three-member expedition of Georgian climbers reached Zondrangram with an NOC and permit from the authorities concerned. They left for the base camp the next morning and set up their tents with Irshad as a tourist guide and Mr. Hayat as cook. They had hired 30 porters from
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