PESHAWAR: As many as 817 employees of different cadre have been transferred from their current places of posting across the province under the government’s anti-corruption policy. An official order issued here said the transferred employees included officers from the rank of tehsildar to junior clerk. Of these, 129 officials were transferred in Peshawar,
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Young women from Chitral not only acquiring higher education but also entering prestigious institutions through a tough competition across Pakistan. One such daughter of Chitral, Sajida Raza, hailing from Dewangol village of Upper Chitral took admission to the Aga Khan University for the MBBS programme about five years ago and has now graduated. She received
By Zahiruddin CHITRAL: Shamshera, a young Kalash woman, is running a shop in her native Krakal village of Bumburate valley to not only support education of her two brothers, but also meet the expenses of her house. The Aga Khan Rural Support Programme had, in 2016, provided her with the grocery shop at a cost
BOONI: The employees of Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) Mastuj have not been paid their salaries for the last four months, a leader of Tehreek Huqooq-e-Awam told ChitralToday here. Muhammad Pervez Lal said there are 35 staff, including the tehsil municipal officer (TMO), whose salaries were stopped soon after the expiry of the local government governments
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SKARDU: Rosi Bi, a middle-aged woman from Skardu’s remote Sadpara village, can clearly illustrate how rapidly livelihood in her area has been affected by climate change. “Our forefathers have been livestock farmers for centuries, and we too, used to earn our bread and butter through our cattle and their milk. But now, everything has changed,”
