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MANSEHRA: A British-era mountaintop picket in Oghi area has fallen into disrepair. Built by the British Army in Digi mountains in 1860 for surveillance, it gives a broad view of the area but currently, it is littered with rubbish and its boundary walls are broken. The abandoned surveillance picket stands around 1.5km from the Oghi Fort, which is used by the FC as its headquarters. Resident Mohammad Osama said the abandoned surveillance picket had become an eyesore due to the neglect of the tehsil administration. “Standing on this post from British era, we can have a clear visit of Oghi and ...

Official assures payment to landowners of Manchora dam National December 15, 2020 MANSEHRA: A senior official said on Monday the government would soon release payment to people whose land had been acquired for Manchora dam some four years ago. Accompanied by former MNA Nawabzada Salahuddin Saeed and Assistant Commissioner Zainab Ahmad Cheema, Deputy Commissioner Qasim Ali Khan visited the dam site and reviewed the work progress. He said completion of the project would bring prosperity to the people and peasants who have settled on its downstream in Agror and Tanawal areas as hundreds and th...

Weapon christiane i think you know this as a matter of common sense, it's better to deal with than an iran with one. for those worried about iran's behavior in the region we are better off pushing back or dealing with that behave gror they're not on a path to get one and we believe we are clearly demonstrating a way in which they can not get the nuclear weapon. >> so that is the position of the obama administration that they have cut off a patway to a nuclear weapon. i asked him, of course about the strong criticism coming not just from members of congress some hard-liners in iran although the...