If I were a pillow of a girl, I will wipe the tears she sheds at night. I will hide the secrets she keeps in mind. I will heal the wounds she hides in a smile. If I were a pillow of a girl, I will take the problems she hath to find I will snuggle her in pain like the ocean snuggled the shore. I will turn that mournful twilight into a pleasant daylight. If I were a pillow of a girl, I will fade the problems in the dimness of night. I will hold her shaking hands...
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In April 2024, Swat district endured devastating floods, claiming lives and ravaging homes. Casualties were reported across tehsils, prompting a state of emergency. Amidst tales of loss, Rescue 1122 Swat led heroic efforts, but the region’s vulnerability to climate change loomed large. With urgent aid distributed, the road to recovery is long, emphasizing the pressing need for sustained assistance to rebuild shattered communities.
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In the serene Utror valley of Pakistan’s Swat District, farmers like Bakht Said and Adil Zada grapple with devastating losses following recent floods. Millions in financial damages have left their once-flourishing agricultural lands in ruin, underscoring the urgent need for government assistance. Amidst escalating climate change concerns, experts emphasize the crucial role of afforestation, sustainable land use practices, and heightened public awareness to mitigate future disasters.
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By Arshad Jan SWAT: Labourers and daily wage workers in Swat expressed on Tuesday that despite it being International Labour Day, they had to continue working as they couldn’t afford to take time off. International Labour Day was observed across various parts of Swat, aiming to underscore its significance and pay tribute to labourers for their dedication and hard work. In Matta tehsil of Swat, a rally was organised by the HB Group in collaboration with Swat Adabi Alwat Pakhtunkhwa at Matta Chowk. Participants held placards and banners advocating for labour rights and better facilitation. During the event, the...
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SWAT: Religious scholars and educators in Islamic seminaries (Madrassas) emphasized the importance of integrating modern education alongside traditional religious studies during a certificate distribution ceremony for Madrassa students at Baidara Matta. This event marked the completion of a primary-level schooling course facilitated by the National Commission for Human Development (NCHD) Swat in collaboration with four regional Madrassas. Attendees included students from various seminaries, Madrassa instructors, educational authorities, and community leaders. The initiative forms part of the NCHD’s pilot project spanning 100 Madrassas across Pakistan, aimed at providing primary-level education to Madrassa students. The program specifically targets students who have...
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