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Attan is a traditional Pashtun #dance performed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and other parts of #Pakistan during weddings or other celebrations. Attan began as a folk dance conducted by #Pashtuns in times of war.It is usually performed with a dhol.
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The technique behind the Attan has changed much for over centuries, but its core has not changed. Typically, its a circular dance ranging from two to over a hundred people, and the performers will follow each other going round and round in a circle to the beat as the rhythm and beats get faster.More complex Attans involve an Attan troup leader who begins the attan slowly using a variation of styles and techniques, and the ultimate spin is performed after the leader gives the signal, either by placing his hand on the floor or raising it in the air.
Attan have different kinds some of them are Khattak, Mehsud, Waziri, Kabuli, Wardaki, Logari, Paktia, Herati, Kochi, Baluchi and Nuristani.
 
KPK System reforms agenda achieves another milestone > Biomatric system for voting approved by ECP !

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خیبرپختونخوا میں بائیو میٹرک سسٹم کے تحت انتخابات کرانے کا آرڈیننس جاری

پشاور(دنیا نیوز)خیبر پختونخوا حکومت نے بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دے دیا ، بائیو میٹرک سسٹم کے تحت انتخابات کرانے اور بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دینے کا آرڈیننس جاری کر دیا گیا ہے۔

ایڈووکیٹ جنرل خیبر پختونخوا لطیف یوسفزئی نے دنیا نیوز کو بتایا کہ صوبائی حکومت نے بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کے حوالے سے قانون سازی مکمل کر لی ہے۔ بلدیاتی انتخابات کیلئے حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دے دیا گیا ہے۔ ایڈووکیٹ جنرل خیبر پختونخوا کا کہنا ہے کہ خیبر پختونخوا حکومت نے بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دینے اور بائیو میٹرک سسٹم کے تحت الیکشن کرانے کیلئے آرڈیننس بھی جاری کر دیا ہے جو دس اکتوبر سے نافذ العمل ہو چکا ہے۔ - See more at: Dunya News: پاکستان:-خیبرپختونخوا میں بائیو...


not only this but demarcation issue is also resolved, though I personally believe that KPK govt had done a great demarcation by making village level units. lets see how long ECP takes to do this.
 
KPK System reforms agenda achieves another milestone > Biomatric system for voting approved by ECP !

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خیبرپختونخوا میں بائیو میٹرک سسٹم کے تحت انتخابات کرانے کا آرڈیننس جاری

پشاور(دنیا نیوز)خیبر پختونخوا حکومت نے بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دے دیا ، بائیو میٹرک سسٹم کے تحت انتخابات کرانے اور بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دینے کا آرڈیننس جاری کر دیا گیا ہے۔

ایڈووکیٹ جنرل خیبر پختونخوا لطیف یوسفزئی نے دنیا نیوز کو بتایا کہ صوبائی حکومت نے بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کے حوالے سے قانون سازی مکمل کر لی ہے۔ بلدیاتی انتخابات کیلئے حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دے دیا گیا ہے۔ ایڈووکیٹ جنرل خیبر پختونخوا کا کہنا ہے کہ خیبر پختونخوا حکومت نے بلدیاتی حلقہ بندیوں کا اختیار الیکشن کمیشن کو دینے اور بائیو میٹرک سسٹم کے تحت الیکشن کرانے کیلئے آرڈیننس بھی جاری کر دیا ہے جو دس اکتوبر سے نافذ العمل ہو چکا ہے۔ - See more at: Dunya News: پاکستان:-خیبرپختونخوا میں بائیو...


not only this but demarcation issue is also resolved, though I personally believe that KPK govt had done a great demarcation by making village level units. lets see how long ECP takes to do this.

its a good step. but i fail to see why ECP should do the demarcation again when there are no complains against the existing demarcations. simply conduct the elections. this is really annoying
 
its a good step. but i fail to see why ECP should do the demarcation again when there are no complains against the existing demarcations. simply conduct the elections. this is really annoying

If I am not mistaken there was a case in SC, in which ECP claimed that demarcation was their duty and not of the concerned govt and they got the decision in their favor. hence the whole demarcation exercise shall be repeated. hope that ECP takes already done demarcation by KP govt as acceptable and donot create unnecessary delays.
 
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Amjad khan afridi, advisor to CM-KPK for sports and tourism, inugrating girls high school at churlaki, kohat pk37.

Not a mega ULTRA project worth billion dollar loan but change that helps lives of local folks immediately and with minimum cost just shows the difference in approach between Imran Khan and Nawaz
 
256 police vehicles made bulletproof in K-P



The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) government helped police make 256 of their vehicles bulletproof, Express News reported on Tuesday.

These vehicles will be used for local operation as well as by special squad.

The K-P police had earlier requested the provincial government to make their vehicles bullet-proof as policemen were often targeted in the province specially in areas such as Budhber and Mattani.

The move was aimed at providing sufficient protection to police vehicles and to reduce casualties.

Forty single-cabin vehicles and 13 double-cabin vehicles were made bulletproof in Peshawar, 37 vehicles were made bullet proof in Mardan, 18 in Nowshera, 16 each in Charsadda and Swabi, and 13 in Kohat.

Earlier, the telecommunication and transport branch of K-P police had completed installing armoured plates in 256 pickup trucks to protect them against roadside bomb attacks. The option to make the vehicles bullet-proof was also considered, but was later dropped as armoured plating was more cost-effective. Around 204 single-cabin and 52 double-cabin pickups were installed with steel plates.

256 police vehicles made bulletproof in K-P – The Express Tribune
 
Where no man has gone before: Women mediators resolving years-long disputes

It took the men nine years of meetings, but they could not come up with a solution. However, the moment a woman stepped into the picture, a long-standing dispute between two families, which had already claimed a life, was settled within days and now they coexist peacefully.

“I have resolved many disputes, but I am most proud of this one. I did what men could not do,” boasts Nusrat Begum, the member of a Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC) formed under the Alternate Disputes Resolution (ADR) programme. The 40-year-old adds that male jirga members had little success in reaching any solution to this dispute over a piece of land.

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The K-P government has received a fair amount of criticism for various reasons, but its supporters can at least point to some of the recently-introduced legislation and initiatives as a sign of progress. The ADR programme is one of them and aims to provide people with immediate and cost-free justice.

Local DRCs for different localities (DRCs) are established and residents with clean records and no political affiliations are chosen as mediators.

Besides the male members, over 100 female mediators will also be trained and be part of the committees. Around 21 of them have already been trained and are busy solving problems.

Nusrat is one of those currently resolving disputes and is part of a committee formed for the Gulbahar in the provincial capital. She hails from Lower Dir and has not only been mediating in the city, but also her native village of Warhi.

Enjoying the support of her family, the DRC member says she had resolved several disputes and never demanded anything in return.

Nusrat adds the committees have become so successful that many people from Gulbahar visit her house to seek free and immediate dispute resolution. However, most of the people in need of help are women.

“We live in a male-dominated society, but somehow the burden falls on the women,” she says. “Men make the mistakes, but women pay the greatest price. You will find mostly women visiting my house.”

The mediator points out that most of the issues faced by women are related to their in-laws. “However, in some cases, women seek my assistance when their brothers [or other family members] refuse to pay their share of inheritance.”

Although she is swamped with cases in Gulbahar, Nusrat has to take out time to visit Warhi as people need her to mediate there as well. The fact that she has the complete support of her husband, two sons and in-laws makes the job easier.

She appreciated the provincial government for launching the ADR, an initiative by Aitebaar, a four-year programme funded by the UK government’s Department For International Development, which helps the provincial administration in its peace-building strategies.


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1. Police reforms
2. Computerization of land records - Patwaris don't have power anymore
3. Sehat ka Insaf health campaign
4. Tameer-E-School programme
5. more than 300 small scale (local) hydel power projects under construction
6. brough uniform curriculum for KPK
7. Peshawar Metro Bus now being launched
8. Peshawar beautification campaign starting in November
9. Many new courts built and most important of all
10. Iron hand against corruption and nepotism
this was just off the top of my head there must be more which I can't recall right now
NO NO NO these r nothing.
According to nooras only Roads and Buses constitutes as mega projects.
 
CDWP approves Rs980.352m for proposed projects of Khyber Medical University

Central Development Working Party (CDWP) has approved PC-1 worth Rs 980.352 million of the proposed projects of Khyber Medical University (KMU) Peshawar to establish Research Institute of Hematology, Hepatobiliary Pancreatic Surgery & Transplantation (RIHEHP) and Research Institute of Diabetology, Endocrinology & NCDs (RIDENC). Sponsoring Agency of this project is Higher Education Commission (HEC) Islamabad while execution, operation and maintenance will be carried out by KMU, it was revealed by Prof. Dr. Mohammad Hafiz Ullah Vice Chancellor KMU while chairing 18th meeting of all heads of institutes, departments and sections of KMU. He said that this mega projects were approved in the 23rd meeting of CDWP held under the chairmanship of Mr. Ahsan Iqbal Federal Minister for Planning & Development / Dy. Chairman Planning Commission of Pakistan at Islamabad.
Prof. Dr. Hafiz Ullah highlighted that RIHEHP and RIDENC will offer state of the art services of liver transplant for patients developing liver cancer and will treat complications of diabetes like ketoacidosis, renal, cardiac, eye and foot ulcers and will offer advanced interventional radiology services for peripheral angioplasty. The institutes can further look into the possibility of pancreatic transplant as a cure for diabetes in the future.
Both institutes will offer wonderful opportunity to train doctors, nurses and paramedics in prevention and treatment of communicable and non-communicable diseases. This will offer a platform for researchers to conduct research on etiology, prevention and dissemination of communicable and non-communicable diseases. Well-equipped pathology laboratories, clinical and epidemiological, Basic Genetic and Stem Cell research, and radiology services will be installed and will be shared by both the institutes. State of the art computer lab will also be established to meet the demand of all the students and faculty, he added.
The VC shared that RIDEDNC will have limited beds for treating complication of diabetes while RIHEHPT will be developed to offer liver transplant facilities and bone marrow transplant. He said approval of these projects is clear sign of trust and confidence over the KMU and its projects by relevant organizations. It is worth mentioning that the aforesaid facilities will be made available to public through minimum user charges and financial support of Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
 
KP Assembly set to hear 21 bills in upcoming session



According to law ministry documents available with The Express Tribune, the proposed legislation includes


The K-P Plants Breeds’ Rights bill,

K-P Agriculture Pesticides bill,

K-P Usurious Loans bill, K-P Charitable and Religious Trusts bill,

K-P Environmental Protection bill,

K-P Conflict of Interest bill,

K-P Injured Persons and Emergency (medical aid) bill,

K-P Disposing of Hindu Property bill,

and K-P Retirement Benefits and Death Compensation bill.


The ordinances include

the K-P Sensitive and Vulnerable Establishments ordinance,

K-P Senior Citizens ordinance,

and the K-P Technical Education and Vocational Training ordinance.


The six amendment bills include

the K-P Speaker and Deputy Speakers (Salaries and Allowances amendment) Bill,

K-P Elementary and Secondary Education (amendment) Bill,

and the K-P Zakat and Usher (amendment) Bill.


According to the documents, so far in the PTI tenure, 35 bills have been passed by the provincial assembly.

Foundation side of the change. :pakistan:
 
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