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(Last Updated On: October 17, 2021)A day after protesters took to the streets of Chaman in Pakistan to demand the re-opening of the border crossing into Afghanistan, scores were seen waiting by the border road on Saturday. Hundreds of people are stranded on both sides of the Chaman border crossing that has been closed for […]
Abdul Wahab, president of DOPA Trade Council Mr. Muzaffar Khan, global information secretary Dr. Sami Ullah, Global Social Media Secretary Mr. Tajdar Yousufzai, President of DOPA Education Council Mr. Nadeem Sheikh, Senior Advisor Dr. Wajid Shah, President of DOPA employment council Mr. Obaid Durrani, president of DOPA Tourism Council Mr. Abdul Salam and 25 presidents of DOPA chapters around the globe express deep sympathy and condolences to Senate Chairman and all bereaved family members. We pray to Allah (swt) to give the deceased the highest place in heaven and give patience to the family ...
The unequal distribution of facilities and amenities is the main reason for the growing urbanisation of Peshawar The city engulfs its pastoral outskirts Anwar Gul, 66, resides in what was once the most green area of Peshawar city, on the Ring Road in Pishtakhara village. Before the war in Afghanistan, the Ring Road was an isolated and deserted path; it was known for being dangerous after dusk. At the time, Gul’s family would grow wheat, maize, vegetables and flowers on their farmland. The outskirts of Peshawar could sustain food production for the entire provincial capital. In the afte...
the republican party can rediscover that voice. >> george stephanopoulos is joining us now. george, the president may year for more moderate republican voices but it seems less and less likely he's going to get republican support on health care reform. >> reporter: it does, charlie. the last bipartisan negotiations are just about at an end point, likely to break down tomorrow and the democrats in the finance committee will have to come up with a majority on their own. what the president was trying to do in that interview, and tomorrow night, is reach out to the voters who are ...
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