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Gilgit Baltistan Sabotaging Democracy in Gilgit Baltistan

Sabotaging Democracy in Gilgit Baltistan

April 11, 2018
AKDN Shimshal A Village of Philanthropy

Shimshal A Village of Philanthropy

December 05, 2017
gilgit Moving south for the winter: The rich move out as the poor freeze in Gilgit-Baltistan

Moving south for the winter: The rich move out as the poor freeze in Gilgit-Baltistan

October 30, 2016
culture GILGIT: It may have only been ceremonial, but the people of GB’s Nagar district still took the crowning of their new king, a tradition dating back 1,200 years, very seriously indeed.

GILGIT: It may have only been ceremonial, but the people of GB’s Nagar district still took the crowning of their new king, a tradition dating back 1,200 years, very seriously indeed.

August 07, 2016
Education' Australian High Commissioner Margaret Adamson, said the her government was pleased to assist in improving the accessibility and quality of education in the most remote and marginalized communities of Gilgit-Baltistan.

Australian High Commissioner Margaret Adamson, said the her government was pleased to assist in improving the accessibility and quality of education in the most remote and marginalized communities of Gilgit-Baltistan.

August 02, 2016
Geographical Articles and News The Karakoram Anomaly Project (KAP) is a multifaceted endeavour combining scientific field research, creative multimedia, community development programmes and mountaineering in the Karakoram Range of Gilgit Baltistan.Sergiu Jiduc London, United Kingdom

The Karakoram Anomaly Project (KAP) is a multifaceted endeavour combining scientific field research, creative multimedia, community development programmes and mountaineering in the Karakoram Range of Gilgit Baltistan.Sergiu Jiduc London, United Kingdom

July 04, 2016
Awami Workers Party Hunza by-polls process ordered to be held again. AWP leader Baba Jan, will have another chance to contest Hunza by-elections as GB’s apex court has asked election commission on Tuesday to redo the entire process for the polls within 45 days.

Hunza by-polls process ordered to be held again. AWP leader Baba Jan, will have another chance to contest Hunza by-elections as GB’s apex court has asked election commission on Tuesday to redo the entire process for the polls within 45 days.

June 29, 2016
Awami Workers Party GB (Hunza): AWP launch mass campaign against Baba Jan and other activists’ prison sentence Baba Jan and others’ sentences will not be accepted by the people who have developed a connection with their struggle, reflected in the widespread popularity of the slogan “Teri Jan Meri Jan, Baba Jan Baba Jan,” (Your Dearest and Mine, Baba Jan Baba Jan).

GB (Hunza): AWP launch mass campaign against Baba Jan and other activists’ prison sentence Baba Jan and others’ sentences will not be accepted by the people who have developed a connection with their struggle, reflected in the widespread popularity of the slogan “Teri Jan Meri Jan, Baba Jan Baba Jan,” (Your Dearest and Mine, Baba Jan Baba Jan).

June 24, 2016
Elections The Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court has allowed Awami Workers Party candidate Baba Jan to contest the by-elections in Hunza from behind the bars.

The Gilgit-Baltistan Chief Court has allowed Awami Workers Party candidate Baba Jan to contest the by-elections in Hunza from behind the bars.

May 04, 2016
Geographical Articles and News Pakistan’s National Animal Ibex Hunted & Endangered in Gilgit Baltistan Social media has been swarmed by heartbreaking and utterly cruel pictures of these hunters.

Pakistan’s National Animal Ibex Hunted & Endangered in Gilgit Baltistan Social media has been swarmed by heartbreaking and utterly cruel pictures of these hunters.

March 03, 2016
Geographical Articles and News “One Samina Not Enough”- Samina Baig, a new global role model from Pakistan

“One Samina Not Enough”- Samina Baig, a new global role model from Pakistan

February 11, 2016
Geographical Articles and News SHIMSHAL VALLEY, Pakistan — For centuries, this tiny village in the far northern tip of Pakistan has been known as the home of some of central Asia’s toughest inhabitants.. Post Published on Washington Post By Tim Craig is The Post’s bureau chief in Pakistan. He has also covered conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and within the District of Columbia government.

SHIMSHAL VALLEY, Pakistan — For centuries, this tiny village in the far northern tip of Pakistan has been known as the home of some of central Asia’s toughest inhabitants.. Post Published on Washington Post By Tim Craig is The Post’s bureau chief in Pakistan. He has also covered conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan and within the District of Columbia government.

August 16, 2015
Chitral The Renegade Writer's Query Letters That Rock https://books.google.com.pk/books?isbn=1933338091 Linda Formichelli, ‎Diana Burrell - 2005 - ‎Reference The Hunza king claims they usually come true. On the Chitral side, the area was dominated by the ... The. Writer: Paul. Raffaele. I never went to journalism school, instead being trained as a broadcast journalist by the Australian Broadcasting ... There’s more to the story. On the Gilgit side, a couple of hours up the mountain is the legendary kingdom of Hunza where people are said to commonly live to 100 or more. The present king still lives there, and I could bring in the angle of some of the world’s hardiest people living in this area, which reflects the tough nature of their favourite sport, polo. They have a Wizard Of Hunza, the latest in a line of powerful shamans who stretch back beyond when Alexander the Great’s troops came here. He performs a prophetic ritual, going into a trance and communing with the queen of the snow fairies who gives him a prophecy. The Hunza king claims they usually come true. This is an excerpt from The Renegade Writer’s Query Letters That Rock. It includes a fabulous query for Smithsonian as well as comments from the writer and the assigning editor. Enjoy! [The e-mail contained two more fleshed-out story ideas.]

The Renegade Writer's Query Letters That Rock https://books.google.com.pk/books?isbn=1933338091 Linda Formichelli, ‎Diana Burrell - 2005 - ‎Reference The Hunza king claims they usually come true. On the Chitral side, the area was dominated by the ... The. Writer: Paul. Raffaele. I never went to journalism school, instead being trained as a broadcast journalist by the Australian Broadcasting ... There’s more to the story. On the Gilgit side, a couple of hours up the mountain is the legendary kingdom of Hunza where people are said to commonly live to 100 or more. The present king still lives there, and I could bring in the angle of some of the world’s hardiest people living in this area, which reflects the tough nature of their favourite sport, polo. They have a Wizard Of Hunza, the latest in a line of powerful shamans who stretch back beyond when Alexander the Great’s troops came here. He performs a prophetic ritual, going into a trance and communing with the queen of the snow fairies who gives him a prophecy. The Hunza king claims they usually come true. This is an excerpt from The Renegade Writer’s Query Letters That Rock. It includes a fabulous query for Smithsonian as well as comments from the writer and the assigning editor. Enjoy! [The e-mail contained two more fleshed-out story ideas.]

August 12, 2015
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