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Tourism as a tool for sustainable economic growth

November 20, 2021

Shams Uddin (Booni, Chitral) Pro-poor, sustainable and environmental-friendly tourism is a prerequisite for the long-term economic growth of Pakistan. It will not only underpin the livelihoods of the marginal people in remote and least developed scenic regions of the country but will also eradicate poverty by creating vast employment opportunities. Tourism for sustainable economic growth. […]

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Upper Chitral to have sub-campus of UoC

November 20, 2021

MINGORA: The University of Chitral (UoC) will have its main campus in Sinlasht Chitral. UoC sub-campus in Upper Chitral. A sub-campus of the University of Chitral will be established in Upper Chitral, Commissioner Malakand Division Syed Zaheerul Islam told a meeting here. He also directed the administration of the University of Chitral to expedite work

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Tuition fee relief extended for three months

November 20, 2021

PESHAWAR: The Private Schools Regulatory Authority of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has announced to extend the tuition fee relief for students of from July 1 to Sept 30, 2021. Tuition fee relief extension decision has been forwarded to all private schools. They have been asked to adjust the fee received during the subsequent months. The tuition

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Chitral bazar traders decry power outages

November 19, 2021

CHITRAL: Chitral bazar traders have criticized prolonged power outages carried out by PESCO, saying it is destroying their businesses. At a meeting chaired by traders union president Bashir Ahmed, the traders said for the last two months PESCO has been disconnecting power supply to the bazar from 7am till the evening every day on the

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Chitral\’s autumn colours attract tourists

November 18, 2021

CHITRAL: The Chitral valley has been enveloped in autumn colours of red, purple and orange, giving it a spectacular view and attracting tourists from across the country. The apricot, mulberry and poplar trees have started shedding leaves, giving the valley a striking yellow look, while the Chinar trees wore a purple and red colour almost

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