PESHAWAR: Although trophy hunting is legal in the country to aid conservation efforts and more importantly for those who can make the highest bid, the money from these bids often never trickles down to the communities where the hunt takes place, which has left them disgruntled, according to a newspaper report. For instance, as per
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CHITRAL: The staff of the Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) Lower Chitral on Wednesday announced to suspend their protest till February 12. The workers had been protesting against non-payment of their salaries of the last four months. The Municipal Workers Federation in a statement said that they had been on a strike for the last one
CHITRAL: Security arrangements have been finalized for polling stations in Chitral lower and upper as all is set to hold general elections on February 8 (tomorrow). According to the Election Commission of Pakistan, 172 polling stations have been established in Lower Chitral and 140 in Upper Chitral. The voters in Chitral will elect one member
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CHITRAL: On the last day of the election campaign on Tuesday, candidates of political parties for the one National Assembly and two Provincial Assembly seats arranged impressive public gatherings in different parts of Chitral. According to the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), all activities related to the elections by political parties and their candidates ended
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Aqib Ullah (Jangbazar Chitral) Spending money on poor people to serve humanity is not worthy of criticism, but when it\’s done to buy them and undermine their self-respect, then it becomes a significant social issue. We are taught in schools, mosques, and other institutions that nothing is greater than a person\’s dignity and that it\’s
