By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig This summer Chitral experienced the worst aspect of global warming in July when GLOF hit the narrow valley of Golen, washing away the channel of the 108 mg hydel powerhouse, three irrigation pipelines and two water supply schemes within minutes. It was because of the unusual heat that forced out
By A.M. Khan There are people living around with their own identities. Socio-cultural, religious and global identities and divides encounter with ethics of globalism on the one hand and tribalism on the other. It has increasingly been highlighted that moral grounds of decision(s) have faded, now globally and seen in local contexts also. The populism
CHITRAL: Repeated flash floods have wrecked havoc with private properties in villages across Chitral this year but most of them have gone unnoticed. In major areas, roads passing through the affected villages are also blocked and there is no one to remove the mud and debris. Kalash valleys, Yarkhun, Laspur, Mastuj and Reshun have been
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By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig Chitral lies in the extreme north of KPK and has been divided into two districts- upper Chitral and lower Chitral. It is now connected with Pakistan through a tunnel that has been completed only three years ago. In the past the road to Chitral from Peshawar was narrow and risky
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RESHUN: Youth Club Reshun distributed awards among talented students of six different school at Sammarqand School and College Reshun. Retired chief Waez Amir Hamza chaired the event while Riaz Ahmad, Manager National Bank of Pakistan Reshun branch, was as chief guest, says a press release. Speaking on the occasion, notables, teachers and public representatives appreciated
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