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Crackdown On Underage And Unlicensed Drivers In Drosh

Drosh, Sept 23, 2025: The district administration, working closely with the police, has launched a stringent crackdown to enforce traffic laws and stop underage and unlicensed driving in Drosh. Following directives from the Deputy Commissioner of Lower Chitral, Additional Assistant Commissioner (AAC) Drosh, Khalilullah, along with SHO Drosh, Bulbul Hassan, and the traffic staff, carried […]

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Crops, Economic Plans Devastated By Monsoon Floods

LAHORE, Sept 23, 2025: Record monsoon rains, compounded by dam releases from India, have triggered widespread flooding across Pakistan, striking both agricultural heartlands and industrial hubs. The provinces of Punjab and Sindh – critical to the country’s economy and food production – have borne the brunt of the disaster. Satellite data and local reports show

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Drug Rehabilitation Center inaugurated at District Jail

CHITRAL, Sept 22, 2025: Deputy Commissioner Lower Chitral Rao Hashim Azam inaugurated a Drug Rehabilitation Center at the District Jail Lower Chitral. Speaking on the occasion, the deputy commissioner said the alarming rise in drug abuse poses grave threats to the future of the young generation. He stressed that tackling this challenge requires coordinated, comprehensive

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Shifting Of Trophy Hunting Quota Opposed

CHITRAL, Sept 22, 2025: President of the Gahiret-Golen Conservation Committee, Faizur Rahman, has strongly condemned the decision of Chief Conservator Wildlife Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to shift the markhor trophy hunting quota allocated to Gahiret Golen Conservancy since 1998 to Chitral Gol National Park for the 2025-26 season. Speaking at a press conference at Chitral Press Club,

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Women from Swat, Chitral Lead Climate Research on Glaciers

SWAT, Sept 22, 2025: Young women from Swat and Chitral have shattered long-standing gender stereotypes. They successfully completed high-altitude trekking, ice climbing and rock climbing. Their mission combined adventure with scientific research to study the impact of climate change on glaciers and fragile mountain ecosystems. The intensive 10-day program was organized by Mountain Wilderness International

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