By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig Pakistan is battling for its survival at many fronts such as economic, foreign relations, defence, restructuring, social, religious and scores of others but it is not only ours that has faced this situation. In the recent past scores of other countries bigger and smaller ones equally have faced such volatile
ISLAMABAD: A large number of people from Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral welcomed three young women from Hunza valley upon their return from Abu Dhabi after winning gold and silver medals in the Special World Olympics held there. Farzana, Najia and Sabina from Chipursun, Gojal in Hunza, represented Pakistan in the event and won three gold medals
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CHITRAL: People from a cross-section of society have called upon the government to avoid finalizing land settlement in Chitral without removing the reservations of the locals and taking them on board. Speaking at a meeting held at a hotel here on Sunday, MPA Hidayatur Rehman and district nazim Maghfirat Shah warned that unilateral finalization of
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By Abbas Nasir If there were an opinion poll asking Pakistanis who their favourite leader is today, one could be certain that New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern would be a hot favourite, if not occupy the top spot herself. Her conduct has been exceptional and exemplary since the March 15 terrorist attack on two
DROSH: A student of Chitral University from Balach, identified as Salman Ahmed Khan, son of Noor Ahmed Khan, drowned in river Chitral in front of Naghar on Saturday in what appeared to be a bizarre stunt attempt. Eyewitnesses said the youth, who was member of 4×4 Club of Chitral, was seen driving his jeep on
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