KP’s Ancient Treasures Headed for Global Spotlight; UNESCO Considers World Heritage Status

The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has accelerated efforts to highlight its historical and cultural heritage at the global level. In this context, a delegation from UNESCO met with Dr. Abdul Samad, Secretary of the Department of Tourism, Culture, Archaeology, and Museums of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to discuss the inclusion of historic sites such as Jamal Garhi,…

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Over 88,000 Afghan Returnees Cross Torkham in Three Months, Demand Jobs and Shelter

By: Nasratullah Tahirzai : Nangarhar, Afghanistan More than 12,500 Afghan families, comprising nearly 88,000 individuals, have returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan via the Torkham border over the past three months, according to officials in Nangarhar province. Authorities say these returnees have received 112 million Afghanis in cash assistance distributed by both the Islamic Emirate and…

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Doomed by Design: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Builds Rs193 Million Sports Complex in Riverbed

Taimoor Khan A story of poor planning, ignored warnings, and political pressure unfolds as millions are sunk iterally into a controversial sports project. Despite internal objections and technical concerns, the caretaker government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa approved a Rs193 million sports complex project right in the middle of a riverbed in Batakra, Topi (Swabi district). Construction…

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Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan Sign Framework Agreement for Strategic Naibabad–Kharlachi Rail Link under UAP Corridor

By Staff Reporter : Islamabad– In a major step toward enhancing regional connectivity, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Uzbekistan have signed the Framework Agreement on the Joint Feasibility Study for the Naibabad–Kharlachi rail link — a key component of the Uzbek–Afghan–Pak (UAP) Railway Corridor. The agreement represents a significant milestone in linking Central Asian states with Pakistani…

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