Educational Reformist Club

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

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...