Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan Telenor Pakistan, launched 18 years ago when it entered Pakistani market in 2005 and managed to amass around 45 million customers, has finally decided to leave Pakistan after selling its 100pc stakes to Pakistan Telecommunication Company (PTCL). The decision seems to carry rhyme and reason. Reports suggest that after experiencing […]
Adil Ahmad Things Fall Apart, a postcolonial novel, by Chinua Achebe, is part of our course for specialization in literature. Like modern American literature, South Asian literature and Canadian literature, African literature is also part of our semester\’s subjects. We read this novel in postcolonial literature as well as in African literature. Simply, we read
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Gul Hamaad Farooqi CHITRAL: The Lowari tunnel, one of the longest road tunnels in the world, is plagued by serious operational issues that endanger the lives of the commuters and the security personnel. The tunnel, which spans 8.6 km, is supposed to connect the districts of Chitral and Dir Upper in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. However,
Zulfiqar Ahmad ISLAMABAD: In all ominously abuzz likelihood, the freezing weather of Upper Chitral is all roasted up with the mercurial political temperature ahead of February 8, 2024 electoral frenzy with Advocate Siraj Ali Khan jumping into the fray as the hot favourit probable for the coveted ticket of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) which enjoys
Aqibullah (Jangbazar Chitral) As we know, the Election Commission of Pakistan has announced the election date. This opportunity, to cast votes for the right candidates who can be instrumental in solving the issues faced by people nowadays, should not be taken for granted. Before casting our votes and blindly following politicians who only know how
