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KP hires consultants for Abbottabad, Dargai industrial estates

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The Industries Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has hired consultants for preparation of the master plan, design and PC-I for the establishment of Abbottabad and Dargai (Malakand) industrial estates. Construction work on these industrial estates will start soon. A consultant for this purpose has already been hired and work on the scheme will start shortly.

The department said that allotment of plots in Charsadda Industrial Estate has been started and out of total 92 plots 55 had already been allotted.

A payment of Rs 80 million has been made for the acquisition of land for establishment of Small Industrial Estate in Hattar. Further work on the scheme is in progress and land for the scheme will be acquired soon.

About 300 women are being imparted free training in sewing and stitching while in collaboration with FATA-DA 75 persons are being imparted skills in sheet metal, wielding and domestic electric appliances. Similarly, training programme for 100 persons is continued in Handicraft Centre, D.I.Khan, which will complete in three years.

Initial training of manpower is in progress in the recently established Leather Goods Centre, Haripur, where besides provision of free accommodation, the trainees are also paid a monthly stipend of Rs 1000 where 200 persons will get training.

Similarly, a Marble Mosaic Centre is also being established at Havilian, district Abbottabad while a furniture unit is also being established at Battagram.
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Meet Pakistan’s first female commandos being trained to fight the Taliban
WITW Staff
05.14.15

A new military training ground has been set up in Nowshera, Pakistan, where elite female commandos have been recruited to combat the Taliban. Defying tradition, especially in this ultra-conservative corner of northwest Pakistan, the fighters don black niqabs as they learn how to use automatic weapons including anti-tank and anti-aircraft launchers. During their six-month training at the academy, they rise at 5 a.m. and train until 11 p.m. — often in temperatures as high as 122 degrees Fahrenheit, all while nearly fully covered. Commando trainee Gul Nisa thinks the groundbreaking military unit is all part of God’s plan. “The situation in our country is very bad, that’s why we should all play a role in improving it,” she said. The women in the program were chosen from local police forces and with 1,100 police killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa alone over that period, the local government decided to mirror moves taken in other provinces and draft in elite female commandos. More than 50,000 people have died in terror-related violence in Pakistan since 2002.
Meet Pakistan’s first female commandos being trained to fight the Taliban – Women in the World in Association with The New York Times – WITW
 
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