PESHAWAR: Pakistan People’s Party Khyber Pakhtunkhwa President Najamuddin Khan has said that public welfare is the only agenda of the party and during all PPP governments special attention was paid to the backward areas such as Chitral. The mega project of Lowari Tunnel to connect Chitral with other parts of the country was also initiated […]
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PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has said launching of education card for the current academic year is a continuation of efforts under which tuition fee of students are being waived in all government colleges. In a statement issued here from the Chief Minister Secretariat on Thursday, he termed the education card a unique project of
BOONI: Almost 75 per cent of Brep village in Upper Chitral has been buried under debris of floods since 2007 and the affected people remain homeless. Most of them are now forced to live in tents in the flooded land. Though no steps have so far been taken to rehabilitate the homeless, private organizations and
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CHITRAL: Participants of a meeting here discussed steps for the removal of encroachments along river Chitral. The meeting was held with Additional Deputy Commissioner and Settlement Officer Muhammad Irfanuddin in the chair and officials from different departments concerned in attendance. The meeting was informed that Peshawar High Court had already directed removal of encroachments along
CHITRAL: Disappointed with the government and non-governmental organization concerned, the dwellers of Khuzh village in Upper Chitral have decided to rebuild the flood-hit mini-power station on a self-help basis. “We have launched work on the project after raising funds and the process of laying pipes has begun. The devastating flood in August this year washed
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