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First ever GB career festival concludes

First ever GB career festival concludes

ISLAMABAD:  “We want our students, especially our girls, to aspire for and excel in 21st-century careers,” said Mohyuddin Ahmad Wani, Chief Secretary Gilgit-Baltistan (GB), at the concluding ceremony of the maiden GB Career Festival 2022 here. The first-of-its-kind four-day national-level career festival was organized by the government of Gilgit-Baltistan to create awareness among school, college

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PPP urges relief package for flood-hit Chitral

PPP urges relief package for flood-hit Chitral

Irshadullah Khan PESHAWAR: Members of the PPP’s provincial council here on Tuesday demanded that the federal and provincial governments should immediately announce a relief package for the flood-devastated districts of Chitral. Addressing a press conference at Peshawar Press Club, Sarfaraz Shah and Niaz Ahmed the recent rains and floods claimed many lives and destroyed public

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Cheques distributed among Kalash Qazis

Cheques distributed among Kalash Qazis

GH Farooqui CHITRAL: In order to ensure preservation and promotion of the culture of Kalash community and other minorities, the government is patronizing a number of festival and events in the province. Among these events, three annual festivals of the Kalash festivals in Chitral are being funded by the government through the Auqaf department and

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Relief package for flood-affected Chitral urged by MNA

Rs5bn needed to rebuild damaged infrastructure in Chitral: MNA

Irshad ullah khan PESHAWAR: MNA Abdul Akbar Chitrali on Monday demanded that the federal and provincial governments should immediately announce a relief package for the flood-devastated districts of Lower and Upper Chitral. Speaking at a press conference along with MPA Hidayatur Rahman at Peshawar Press Club, he said the federal government should also allocate Rs5

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Researchers point out factors behind rising suicide cases

PESHAWAR: More young women are committing suicide than men in Chitral due to domestic violence, academic failure and family pressure for marriage, shows a recent study published by the Pakistan Journal of Criminology. According to the ‘Rising Trend of Suicides among Youth in Chitral: A Sociological Analysis’ conducted by teachers Noor Sanauddin and Dr Imran

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