Khairuddin ShadaniChitral is not an ordinary constituency. Spread across vast mountainous terrain and comprising Upper and Lower Chitral, it is geographically challenging and strategically sensitive due to its border location. Yet in the National Assembly, it is represented by only one seat. When that single seat falls vacant, it creates not just a political gap
Rs10.922 million also allocated to promote information, employment and local journalism. M. Irshad Ullah Peshawar, Feb 19, 2026: The provincial government has officially approved the establishment of an FM radio station in Upper Chitral under the Information and Broadcasting Department, with Rs10.922 million allocated for the project. Officials said the initiative will ensure timely dissemination
Amir NawazBrep, Feb 19, 2026: Residents of Brep once again held a protest to demand proper mobile phone service, giving the administration a one-week deadline to resolve a persistent network issue. The prolonged issue centers around Telenor Tower No. 55 in Khotanlasht, which has remained non-functional for the past two months due an out of
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Booni, Feb 18, 2026: The foundation stone of a community hall was laid at the District Headquarters Booni in Upper Chitral at an estimated cost of Rs7 million today. The funds have been provided by Deputy Speaker Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Suriya Bibi, her focal person Afgan Raza told ChitraToday.The foundation laying ceremony was attended by
For over a year, local communities have neither received their dues, nor have any development or welfare project initiated in their areas. M. Irshad Ullah Chitral, Feb 18, 2026: Community elders, youth and political representatives in Rumbur Valley of Chitral have raised serious objections over unpaid dues from previous markhor hunts and alleged irregularities in
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