Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig Pakistan and Iran are two neighbours and under the supreme authority of Khomeinis. One is an individual and the other is a group of Khomeinis. The 18th Amendment devolved powers from the federal government to the provincial governments, and tourism was one of the subjects on this list. The provincial civil […]
Prof Rahmat Karim Baig As far as the structure of Chitrali society is concerned, through the lenses of modern sciences like sociology, anthropology, human resource management, etc., it seems a highly patriarchal unit. But it must be kept in mind that the role of women in the development, management, control, and consumption of local resources
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Prof Rahmat Karim Baig Chitral, a beautiful yet geographically challenging district in northern Pakistan, has faced numerous hardships due to its remote mountainous terrain. From natural disasters like earthquakes, landslides, and floods to man-made issues such as tribal biases and lack of development, the region remains under constant pressure. While these challenges are significant, Chitral
By Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig A foreign mountaineering expedition was on its way to Terich Mir peak last week, and they were two stages from the peak when there was a tourist disaster in Swat. The victims of the calamity were domestic tourists who had no proper knowledge of travelling and camping in the riverbed,
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Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig As a result of the feminist movement in Europe women were given certain rights such as better wages, maternity leave, right to cast vote in election, right to live separately from their parents, freedom of speech etc. but this liberty also made them easy victim to greedy males such as: after
