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Two Female Students of Department of Toursim & Hospitality Management climbed over Minglik Peak Shimshal In addition to the highest number of 7000 meter peaks Pakistan has got numerous 6000m, many a times ten or more standing shoulder to shoulder. In Pakistan mountaineers are allowed to climb any peak less then 6500m without any permit or prior permission, making it an ideal expedition to make. In addition, Baltistan Tours Pakistan has selected a number of trekking peaks, which we can offer to experienced trekkers, giving them a taste of climbing, without any previous experience and technical difficulties. Northern Areas of Pakistan, offer excellent opportunities for such ventures in the ranges of Hamalaya, Karakoram and Hindukush with two, three weeks programs with Baltistan Tours Pakistan you can scale one to three such peaks. Two female students of Department of Tourism & Hospitality Management from KIU Hunza Campus, Ms. Nadeema Sahar, and Ms. Samana Rahim represented ...

Policy Roundtable on Building Climate Resiliency in Karakoram International University Gilgit-Baltistan Karakoram International University hosted a high-level policy round-table on building climate resiliency in Gilgit-Baltistan. Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources (PCRWR) and WWF-Pakistan organized the event with support of the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) and active involvement of other partners like Gilgit Baltistan Disaster Management Authority (GB-DMA), Aga Khan Agency for Habitat (AKAH), Pakistan Agriculture Research Council’s Mountain Research Center (MARC) and Karakorum International University’s Integrated Mountain Areas Research Center (IMARC). The event aimed to present the success and learning experiences of certain pilot interventions to the policymakers for potential up-scaling and out-scaling by exploring options of integrating the leanings into relevant policies in Gilgit Baltistan. The pilot interventions were...

Social and Environmental Impact of Tourism Written By : Naila Ajaz The trend of domestic tourism towards North Pakistan, especially Gilgit-Baltistan, has increased exponentially during the last few years. The increasing trend itself is an evidence of peace and harmony in the region. I have heard people calling Gilgit-Baltstan a “Heaven on Earth”. I have also met people who are in love with the place and never want to go back. I regard those who have visited the place and invite those who haven’t. I like tourists, and it is always nice to welcome them to view the natural beauty of our mother land. I am not the one to stop you to picture the “Heaven”. You must come; it is your utmost right to sight the beauty and experiences the nature. It would be appreciated if you visited it with purpose, concern and care. Experiencing the natural beauty is also a means to connect with the divine; it really helps nourish the soul. Imagine a midnight walk under the clear blue sky with shinning st...

LLB Degree Undergraduate Five Proramme 2018-19 Law  is a  system  of rules that are created and  enforced through social or governmental institutions  to regulate  behavior .  Law is a system that regulates and ensures that individuals or a community adhere to the will of the state. State-enforced laws can be made by a collective legislature or by a single legislator, resulting in  statutes , by the executive through  decrees  and  regulations , or established by judges through  precedent , normally in  common law  jurisdictions. Private individuals can create legally binding  contracts , including arbitration agreements that may elect to accept alternative arbitration to the normal court process. The formation of laws themselves may be influenced by a  constitution , written or tacit, and the  rights  encoded therein. The law shapes  politics ,  economics ,  history  and...

What Is BALAWARISTAN: An overview of Balawaristan Nation-State (View of Nawaz Khan Naji) I believe the balti broshoo(yashkoon) sheen khowar and wakhi people and those Kashmiris gujjars kohistanis pathans turks and hazaris who lived there before the Pakistani occupation Belong to yhe sae nation. We need a common name this area is th junction of the Himalayas Hindu kush and karakoram ranges in between the roof of the word tibet and pamir. There are many high peaks like nanga parbet and the biggest glaciers of the world like siachen here. In the past the area was known as the bala which means high. The people were called balawar. That is why We call the area from ladakh tp chitral balawaristan. This area was part of Jammu and Kashmir. After partition ad the wars with india it was ocupied by pakistan. But it is never described as azad Kashmir but as the northern areas by Islamabad which rules it by proxy In the early 18th centry balawar was divided into several states wh...

Understanding the GB Governance Order 2018 The people of Gilgit –Baltistan have been relegated to oblivion for 70 years of their struggle for meaningful integration with the mainland Pakistan.  By Amir Hussain Divine Comedy is profanity because it invokes the evil spirits where the inferno and purgatory consume the human will to goodness. Dante’s journey to hell, purgatory and paradise is instructive of our state of being in Gilgit-Baltistan in 21s century. Purgatory in the mountains of extreme North of Pakistan –the Gilgit-Baltistan was codified in an Order issued by Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on May, 29, 2108 in the GB Legislative Assembly (GBLA). Political agitation against what is termed as ‘a colonial style direct rule’ by the protesters seem to be unveiling the intent of the document as it unfolds to public in pieces. Being a piecemeal document with little attention to details there are serious discrepancies between the speech of prime minister and t...

Shina Poetry: HUR SHAH HUR (Kufar ya imaan kali mai Heyei Aqeeda 6aatin) Funaro Disher tHay tom a6iey Disireeganus Hamisha Adeyak the thei  Dareei Poin ra6eeganus Jek Qisa them heyei Galo Jip futi mai Mor nay waan Kachaak hesh nu heyei tari sumey jo ucheeganus Kufar ya imaan kali mai Heyei Aqeeda 6aatin Isheq BanDagi Gunay husan khuda kaleeganus Aashangaa nu Thei a6iyo lam Jame Khiri aAlun niGon day karey tom Heyo haGaarar DayeeGanus Tu Mei Aashiqaano aAshiqi ye Kar ga Yashki nush Shukar Thet HUR tu Tom aAshiqaano saTh mi6eegaanus

Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant (FLTA) 2018 The FLTA Program is a nine-month, U.S. Department of State funded, non-degree program that provides young teachers of English an opportunity to refine their teaching skills, increase their English language proficiency and extend their knowledge of the society and culture of the United States, while teaching their native language to U.S. students and strengthening foreign language instruction at U.S. colleges and universities. Fulbright FLTA participants also interact with their host communities in conversation groups, extracurricular activities, and community outreach projects. Fulbright FLTA participants must immediately return to their home countries upon completion of the program. Cycle Tentative Announcement: March/April Duration: 9-10 months Grantees start studies: Fall next year Eligibility Criteria Pakistani national with a valid Pakistani Passport. Resident in Pakistan throughout the nomination and sel...

Pak Army PO Box 750 GPO Rawalpindi Pakistan Special Branch announced various Position Position detail ü    38 Assistant BPS-15 ü    02 Statistical Assistant BPS-14 ü    01 Computer Operator BPS-14 ü    12 Stenotypist  BPS-14 ü    05 Data Entry Operator BPS-12 ü    30 UDC BPS-11 ü    09 Assistant Security Supervisor Tecnical BPS-111 ü    20 LDC BPS-09 ü    01 Telepone Operator ü    04 Security Supervisor BPS-09 ü    01 Female Security Supervisor BPS-09 ü    01 Junior Draftsman BPS-07 ü    18 Security Guard BPS-05 ü    01 Female Security Guard BPS-05 ü    01 Time Keeper BPS-05 ü    02 Library Clerk BPS-05 ü    09 Civil Driver BPS-04 ü    03 Machine Man Junior BPS-03 Last date of Application Submission is 20-June-2018

Khayaal say ishq lukheen ishqes Zindagi bichin mai  Zindagi Ten Beysheng Hain Ishqei ey Tufaan Maja  Tu Udaroojo, thei Gunojo, thei Armaane Maja  Hi6or khushbo mi6aar han Gurzaner sharo bot kaat gi yaar tu funiliey jo mai heyai nu Guldaane Maja  Khayaal say ishq lukheen ishqes Zindagi bichin mai  3akat Kay halaar hanus ishqai imtihaan maja  fal thay na ishqai oshis weegin aye dishekat ma  na ma zameen er hanus na asmaane maja  jak say tom isheqei ownei tom khaleyner laa fareygen  mai kulech loom say lameek yaar shuruei baane maja  ASAAR ne zindagei tupalo Thuriey jak Fatangeyn heye6 han, aa6e han, gami han thei samaane maja 

Nilao mai, Thei Qadamat U6atun.. Nilao mai, Thei Qadamat U6atun ishqei punaalak manzilet u6atun Kono Gale gi lela lel tharay dim duduyo koto funaret u6atun ash mohbater muqaam merajei aalun prano tom shamai o sanget u6atun sinei gahooro sath muqabila thay shimuk hila bila saret u6atun umur tamaam ghamai saraaur saar thay  hio khushiye saagaret u6atun heyar mat nay chenin to ma ma6oo wai  ghulabei rong k thai mukhat u6atun mai nahaq khoon karay ga nay neleejai mai lelei dhaag thai chadaarat u6atun giey ten thai zulumi timokei daizi Hat ALAMGIRei khangarat u6atun

شنِِا غزل َسَاقِیا اَش سَان کُھلا تھے بودَو پِیوکٹ آلونُس ما اَش دنیات ِنی غمو جو دوُر اِیکَھوکٹ آلونُس ما ناپ تول تھے نے پیرے مٹ  بُوڈِی ±جو کٹ آلُنس ما ماآجونومیخانار کوتو تھم جرگن بے دِیتُونُس ڈَک تھے پیما یا گَڈ ±ک تھے سیچیجوکٹ آلونُس ما میخانہ جو دُور اِی ±کھیَے ما آشے پی پی پَھش بِیلَن مئے ما آچاک راریگن نی جَگ سے ھایِیجَوکٹ آلونُس ما بادشاہ ای بے ہانَیس تھے شرابییَس آدے کے رانَین نیس پیالہ ڈک کے تَھینن توٹ کھوجوکیٹ آلونُس ما شراف الدین فریاد

STATE SUBJECT RULE and LIMITATIONS FOR PAKISTAN AND INDIA IN KASHMIR AND GILGIT BALTISTAN(SSR 1927) State Subject Definition Notification dated the 20th April, 1927 Legal Document No 44 No. I-L/84. - The following definition of the term "State Subject" has been sanctioned by his Highness the Maharaja Bahadur (vice Private Secretary's letter No. 2354, dated the 31st January, 1927 to the Revenue Member of Council) and is hereby promulgated for general information. The term State Subject means and includes - Class I. - All persons born and residing within the State before the commencement of the reign of His Highness the late Maharaja Ghulab Singh Sahib Bahadur, and also persons who settled the rein before the commencement of samvat year 1942, and have since been permanently residing therein. Class II. - All persons other than those belonging to Class I who settled within the State before the close of samvat year 1968, and have since permanently resided and a...