By Shafiqur Rehman The choice of a career potentially determines how you will spend the rest of your life. It determines what you will be doing day in and day out, what you will be known as, what your life style will be like, how much you will earn and doing what? Choosing a career […]
By Shafiqur Rehman Thinking backward proved to be useful for me because this reflection on the past events of my learning journey helped me make sense of these events. I use ‘journey’ as a metaphor for the journey of learning and professional development.
By Mohammad Niaz By virtue of their socio-economic benefits, wilderness, aesthetic, biological and historical values ,wetlands contribute to the promotion of tourism all over the world. Since 1971, the Convention on Wetlands has intensified focus on their conservation and management on sustainable basis for obtaining continuous benefits in the long run.
By Inayatullah Aseer The Chitral-Garum Chashma-Eshkashim highway project is crucial for economic development of Pakistan and the whole region. After completion of the Lowari Tunnel mega project, there is no reason to delay this important project anymore. A road from Kabul to China through the Pamir Range was completed within just two years after being
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By Samiullah (Reshun) Chitral is situated in the north of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It consists of two districts of Lower and Upper Chitral. Chitral is inhabited by Khow people and its population is about 0.45 million. It is spread over 14,850 square kilometers. On its northwest is Afghanistan and on the south are
Munir Hussyn Fatimi According to modern research, the credit for propagation of Islam, especially Ismailism, in Chitral goes to Nasir-e-Khusrao. After him, we hear about those saints and preachers who played a vital role in the propagation of Ismailism. Among them are Mohammad Rizai Wali. Historians refer to his writings by the name of Syed
Daily Ummat’— through one of its reports— has squarely levelled the residents of Gilgit-Baltistan with some serious blows of allegations that, if unattended, would bump the genuine efforts to relinquish the terror factor in the region. The news report was widely relayed by the youth on social media— some seeking support for it and others
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The above three anecdotes and many other such events are enough to prove that how Indian cultural invasion have perverted and distorted the very innocent minds of our younger generation. It is a matter of very common observation in our society that the name Allah has been replaced by the word Bhagwan, Salam has been
