Muhammad Atif The state of affairs in Chitral is a cause for concern. Despite the region\’s natural beauty, cultural richness, and positive stories, there is a sense of stagnation and lack of development. It is disheartening to see that the people of Chitral are becoming increasingly subservient, and there is a need to address this […]
Ubaid Sahil Let\’s suppose a person from the 15th century opens his eyes in the 21st century’s complex world, how surprised and shocked he will be seeing a brand new world around him. At first, it will even be hard for him to believe that he exists in a real world. Things have changed drastically
Zar Alam Khan For about 20 years, Asif Ali and his relatives have struggled to reclaim the flooded land on which once stood their homes and gardens. However, GLOFs pour water on their hopes after every one or two years by bringing down more boulders and debris from the glacier. \”It\’s our misfortune or the
Col (r) Ikram Ullah Khan On 3 July at 9:30 pm, we left GB Scouts Hut in Karimabad, Hunza for the internationally famed Khunjab Pass. Stopped at different famous tourist spots on the way, did photography and reached Sost at 11:30. The historic pass is located at a distance of 75 km from Sost, a
Deh ba Deh A.M. Khan The first village in the union council (UC) of Terich in Upper Chitral, Wamizhed is located almost 7,000 meters above sea level. It appears unique by its pristine lifestyle, mores and people’s togetherness. Wamizhed is about 40 km from Booni, the headquarters of district Upper Chitral, and 16 km from
