Deh ba Deh By Zahid Ali Nizari It is about Shotkhar. Starting from the vast plateau of Kaghlasht, the Torkhow tehsil in Upper Chitral, comprises these villages: Istaru, Wehrkop, Ryeen, Shahgram, Mehlp, Shotkhar, Mayar, Buzund, Wazam, Boop, Washich, Lamkushum, Sholkhanj, Shuchanlasht, Yakhdeez, Khot, Rabat, Khashun, Zanglasht, Ujnu, and Rech. All these villages have their own peculiarities […]
AM Khan Why and how Buddhist rock carvings survived When this question is posed, ie how the Buddhist stone carvings survived from far past amidst such an insensitive and uneducated people of Chitral, the most probable answers might be that these rocks were away from human and animal access, safe from floods and any other
A. M. Khan Time can\’t keep its mark on a page of history unless it comes about worthwhile. With the course time turn and episodes of history are remembered or repeated and forgotten. The past history, culture and heritage of Chitral has had the same fate, and whatever now available are mostly the travelogues—personal accounts
By Suraya Afzal Abu Moinuddin Nasir Khusraw was a very great theologian of Ismailism, well-known poet and a great literary figure of Persian. He was born in the year 1004 AD in the Khorasan province of Iran. Besides the holy Quran, he had also great command on the Old Testament. Before assuming his spiritual life,
GH Farooqui DROSH: The Razakhel clan of Chitral on Sunday formally announced its decision of forming an association which will be working for the betterment of its members living across the valley. At a meeting attended by representatives of the tribe from across Chitral, the interim office-bearers of the association were administered oath. Former tehsil
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