Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig Climate change is a universal phenomenon and it has always changed. Disasters due to storms in the oceans have occurred in scores and tsunamis have depopulated whole regions causing losses amounting to millions – both humans and wildlife. Colossal floods have also destroyed regions, killing millions of people. Rains and avalanches
Adil Ahmad (Barenis) Every student wants success in his academic career and outside academic workouts but not all know the ways and methods that make it possible. Both, to lead a comfortable and successful life, are important for a student. High achievement in an academic career and becoming socially an influential person need confidence and
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif directed the authorities concerned to replace the outdated power grid of Chitral with modern infrastructure to ensure uninterrupted of electricity to residents. He asked the Ministry of Power to collaborate with Pakhtunkhwa Energy Development Board and devise a strategy in this regard. He was talking to a delegation of PML-N
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TORKHOW: People of Istaru, Verkhop, Nishku, Madak and Terich continued their protest sit-in on the second consecutive day on Thursday against unavailability of electricity in their areas. A participant of the protest told ChitralToday that the locals were sitting under the open sky in the biting cold for acceptance of their genuine demand but the
Khairuddin Shadani The value of the Pakistan rupee (PKR) has been declining in recent months, causing concern among citizens and policymakers alike. The PKR has fallen from below 100 to 260 against the US dollar, resulting in increased inflation and economic hardship for many. In this article, we will explore the factors contributing to the
