Alleviating human sufferings
By Syed Shamsuddin In the face of one of the worst situations humankind has faced ever, in the form Covid-19,
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Hunza state at twilight
History remains the slave of victors only when people internalize the master’s version of history. History can be salvaged, retrieved
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COVID-19: YDA decries lack of facilities, safety gear in GB hospitals
Warns against a spike in coronavirus cases, due to shortage of testing facilities in Gilgit, presents 5-point charter of demand
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Attack on Aurat March: organisers demand judicial probe
Participants of Aurat Azadi March, outside National Press Club in Islamabad to celebrate International Women’s Dat on March 8, 2020.
Read More20 passengers die as coaster falls into Indus river at Rondu
News Desk At least 20 people including two children, have died as a passenger coaster fell into Indus river
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Gender expert from GB finalist for British Council award
High Asia Herald Report An educator from Gilgit-Baltistan has been shortlisted for a prestigious British Council Alumni Award in Pakistan’s Social
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Second Pakistani climbs highest mountain in Argentina in a week
News Desk MENDOZA: Pakistan’s Asad Ali Memon successfully climbed Aconcagua — the highest mountain peak in South America — and
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Obituary: from overdue to too soon
What could have compelled young SSP to take his own life? By Shafqat Aziz He was by no
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Dozens of Muslim Brotherhood suspects detained in Tajikistan
Critics accuse the Tajik authorities of exploiting the state’s campaign against extremism and terrorism to clamp down on religious groups
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Timber scam: reference filed against 4 forest officers
Two references are under trial in a NAB court in Gilgit against the accused for their role in Rs48.28m
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Speakers for new social contract between Pakistan and GB
State Subject Rule and Khalsa Sarkar are outdated instruments of the colonial era which are irrelevant to address today’s complex issues: Muhammad Abbas
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Nepal makes first arrest over ‘menstruation huts’ after woman dies
Kathmandu: Nepali police have detained the brother-in-law of a woman who died in a ‘menstruation hut’ in what is
Read More‘Everest is easier than K2 for skiing’
K2 is more technical and challenging than Mt Everest says Andrzej Bargiel in an exclusive interview with Jerry Kobalenko, the editor
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Freedom on the Net: PTA rejects Pakistan report
Herald Report Islamabad, Nov 30: The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA), the electronic and digital media watchdog, has written a letter
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Australia’s men look to write new chapter as Test cricket season begin
Australia’s captain Tim Paine and Pakistan skipper Azhar Ali posing with the series trophy at the Gabba. Photograph Handout Courtesy
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