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Active PPP worker and former Nazim Sajjad Ahmad joined PTI.
CHITRAL: Former Nazim of Union Council Chitral-II and an active worker
of Pakistan Peoples Party Sajjad Ahmad announced and joined Pakistan
Tehreeki Insaf (PTI). Talking to this scribe he said that he was
already a worker of PTI but due to some reasons I had joined PPP to
fulfill mission of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Shaheed hence now the situation
has been totally changed and I want to serve the people by joining
Pakistan Tahreeki Insaf. He said that Imran Khan is a prominent person
who recognized the country in cricket field on world level and now
serving the people as a politician. He said I am very much impressed
from his personality because no charges of allegations have been
framed against him. Meanwhile social and political circle of Chitral
highly hailed and appreciated this step of Sajjad Ahmad Khan for
better service of the area.
Rumboor village of Kalash valleys loose its beauty due to apathy of
the authority.
CHITRAL: The most popular and rare nation of the world Kalash
community who having very unique culture is living here in 3 valleys.
Bumborate, Birir and Rumboor. Hence roads linking to these valleys are
in a very dilapidated condition. Its dilemma is not only poor
communication system but also lack of other civic amenities like
health, education etc. Kalash people are deprived from phone facility
despite that a telephone exchange has been installed at Bumborate only
for that area but its solar system out of order and not working
properly. The remaining two valleys are totally deprived from
communication facility because there is no mobile networking no
telephone and no wirlessloop (V PTCL). Rumboor is one of them the
most beautiful and attractive valley but inhabitants of this beautiful
valley are deprived from basic facilities totally. There is no
blacktop road, no phone facility, no hospital except of a small
dispensary, which is also, lack of medicines and no high school or
college.
Kalash women carrying water in pitches from far flung areas on their
heads. There is no proper transport facility in the valley in case of
emergency people are compelled to carry their patients in a cot by
feet for 17 KM. And sometimes they expire on their way before reaching
to the hospital. There is no convincing any transport available for
the valley after 2. O'clock in afternoon in case of emergency
transporter charges huge amount from passengers.
There is no middle, high school for boys or girls and that is why male
and female students travel by feet to Bumborate high school. Water in
the valley have been freeze and people facing great problems in
getting potable drinking water. Kalash women usually washing their
cloth in water canal (stream) flowing outside of the valley. There is
acute shortage of Bashalini (menses houses for Kalsh women where they
shifting in case of their monthly menses and delivery because in
Kalash religious they banned to stay inside the house during this
period). Miss Meetagul of Rumboor while talking this scribe that she
is under BA but due to no educational facility in the valley she has
shifted Chitral and living in hostel of a private College. Muneer
Ahmad a minority councilor of Union council Ayun from this valley told
that they facing great problems and they are being treating as step
mother by our rulers because the valley is still deprived from
electricity and telephone facility hence there is a private micro
hydro power house in the valley but it is not sufficient to electrify
the whole valley. He said that tourists arriving here from world level
but they facing great problems due to no communication network or any
other civic facilities for them in the valley. He said that we can
cash Eco tourism in this valley if we provide facilities to tourists
both domestic and foreigners. He appeal Federal as well Provincial
government for providing basic facilities and civic amenities to
dwellers of this valley because these people have international
importance because of heir unique culture.
G.H. Farooqi PO Box No. 50 GPO Chitral Pakistan phone No. 03025989602,
0943-302295, 414418
Email: gulhamad@gmail.com
Paige's week seems nearly complete. On Sunday she has church, sunday school and Awana. On Monday she's in dance class. On Tuesday she goes to preschool. On Wednesday she heads for the water at swim class. On Thursday she has another day of preschool. Her weekend more or less begins on Friday, but most of the neighborhood kids are older than her and still at school. Saturday is the big play day around the block.
For a while now, both last year at preschool, and this year, Paige has been going to preschool with one of her friends, Ally. Ally and Paige actually met when they were both much younger, and the neighborhood had a play group. That's two days a week she see's Ally. Well, now Ally has joined Paige's dance class, which makes it three days per week.
We used to get reports that the bond between Ally and Paige was so strong that they'd not play with other kids at preschool. We even went so far as to be proactive about it this year and tell the preschool teacher up front that they shouldn't be afraid to separate them. You might think the three days a week would really undo it, but as it turns out, I think they're actually getting enough of one another.
The latest reports put them expanding their horizons and mingling with new classmates. Maybe they're getting sick of one another?
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When I joined Frank outside the Church of the Recoleta, where he had been patiently waiting while I took photos, I told him that I had come across an image of a Virgin who was new to me.
I said "Yes, she's called Our Most Holy Virgin of the Door."
"Of the door?" asked Frank.
"Yes," I said "and I can't wait to find out her story."
What a story it is.
The Virgin of the Door, according to Wikipedia, is a Marian devotion of the Catholic Church that is centered in a sanctuary in the city of Otuzco, located some 75 km to the northeast of Trujillo in the Region of La Libertad.
According to the chronicles, the cult of the Virgin and the faith of the people of Otuzco in her began in the seventeenth century, when it was feared that there might be a pirate attack on the coastal city of Trujillo, in which case it was possible that nearby towns might be attacked by pirates if they reached Trujillo.
When it became known that the northern cities of Guayaquil and Zaña had been attacked by pirates, and believing that Trujillo would be the next city to be attacked, messages were sent from Trujillo to nearby towns so that their could take their own preventive measures,
There lived in Otuzco a woman, a hermit who had dedicated her life to the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, then the patron of Otuzco. The citizens placed that statue by the door at the entrance to the town as a symbol of protection against pirate attacks.
Miraculously, Trujillo was not attacked by pirates, and from that date was born the cult of and the faith in the Virgin of the Door that now extends throughout the north of Peru.
This gives me goosebumps!
If she's so important, why is she so tiny? For one thing, we're 120 km as the crow flies from Trujillo and in the Andes, to boot. It's safe to assume that the pirates, who were English, I might add, would never have reached this far inland.
Second, the images I have seen that are associated with local Marian cults in the Andes tend to be small. Their origins are lost in the mists of time, but I have heard that some of them are thought to originate in the Canaries. In any case, cults such as that of the Virgin of the Door would not have had the same financial wherewithal as the major devotions such as the Immaculate Conception, La Candelaria or La Virgen del Carmen.
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Virgen de la Puerta
Virgen de la Puerta es una advocación mariana de la Iglesia católica, cuya imagen tiene su principal centro de culto en un santuario ubicado en la ciudad de Otuzco, ubicada a unos 75 km al noreste de Trujillo; en la Región La Libertad.
Según las crónicas, el culto y la fe del pueblo de Otuzco hacia la Virgen de la Puerta comenzó en el siglo XVII; cuando se temía algún ataque de piratería hacia la ciudad de Trujillo; por lo cual sería posible que los pueblos cercanos fueran atacados también por piratas en una eventual incursión de éstos a la ciudad costeña.
Cuando se hizo conocida la noticia de que las ciudades norteñas de Guayaquil y Zaña habían sido atacadas por piratas y creyéndose que Trujillo sería la próxima ciudad en ser atacada; se envió mensajes desde Trujillo a los pueblos cercanos para que pudieran tomar sus medidas de prevención.
Existía en Otuzco una ermita dedicada a la Virgen de la Concepción, por entonces patrona de Otuzco. Los pobladores colocaron dicha imagen en la puerta de entrada del pueblo como símbolo de protección contra los ataques de piratería. Milagrosamente Trujillo no fue atacado por los piratas; y desde entonces nació el culto y la fe hacia la Virgen de la Puerta que se extiende por todo el norte del país.
One of the final steps of pontoon construction is the application of "neoprene" sheets. These sheets help distribute the force during the joining process.
Here, supplemental Pontoon U-NE is being prepared for joining to longitudinal Pontoon U.
I designed this for use on the front of our MacLive Expo flyers...
In the end we went with this: www.flickr.com/photos/realmacsoftware/1711144759/
U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Manoj Khatiwada, 21st Medical Operations Squadron aerospace medical technician, stands in the terminal at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, May 8, 2015. Manoj joined a team from the 36th Contingency Response Group to assist U.S. Air Force, U.S. Department of State and U.S. Agency for International Development operations by assisting with communicating with the Nepalese Army as they process relief supplies following a magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck the region April 25, 2015. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Melissa White/Released)
Integration bill passed by the Scottish Parliament.
The Scottish Parliament has voted to transform the way health and social care services are provided by passing “landmark” legislation this afternoon.
Alwaleed Philanthropies today joined UN Women’s groundbreaking public-private initiative, “Making Every Woman and Girl Count,” which aims to improve the production, accessibility and use of gender statistics of around the world. Through better production and use of data that record the realities of women and men, girls and boys, this flagship initiative supports a more timely and efficient implementation of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a universal roadmap adopted by world leaders in 2015 to achieve sustainable development by 2030.
Pictured: Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, Executive Director, UN Women and Princess Lamia Bint Majid AlSaud, Secretary-General, Alwaleed Philanthropies, sign an MOU agreement between UN Women and Alwaleed Philanthropies. 26 September 2018.
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown