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Lost in their carols and folklores, Kalashas lead independent lives, free of conservative societal pressures

A popular narrative links them to Alexander the Great. Their true origins, however, perhaps lie much closer to home

Festivities limited to three days from today

New constructions could affect the uniqueness of Kalash buildings

The untold story of Amrina Kalash is full of dreams that can melt a majestic mountain

Instead of letting his disabilities be a burden, Wali has put his artistic talents towards the welfare of his people

The community warns an influx of domestic tourists is threatening their unique traditions

Losing village slaughters cattle to treat the winners; king-of-the-day is selected to command the game

Provincial govt bans construction in three Kalash valleys to preserve ancient civilization

The Kalash indigenous community is one of the several mystical peoples that inhabit this land

Suri Jagek plays a pivotal role in the Kalash community's observance of significant social events

He becomes the first Kalash to become an MPA

DPO Chitral thanked public for highlighting issue of women harassment on social media

Wazirzada's philanthropic services and struggle for communal rights are evident in the area

No less intriguing are the last rites of the Kalash people

Not without reason is Pakistan considered one of the most dangerous countries in the world for minorities

Police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd attacking a house in the Kalash tribe's valley

This photo series documenting Chillum Joshi -- Kalash's annual festival -- will make your day

Today, the Kalash say their traditions are under threat

Councillor says dilapidated routes will be inconvenient for Chilam Joshi festival

They are now a minority in the region with their population reduced to just a third of the 12,000 residents

For the residents of Kalash, Rustam Shah is the man of the hour

Many Muslims feel Allah, angered by their un-Islamic practises, has smited the region with natural disasters

Climate change is presenting growing threat not just to lives and homes but to cultures around the globe

Floods in Chitral, swindlers threaten fruit’s local use

Participants pray for peace, say the outgoing year has been a difficult one.

People like Maureen Lines need to be provided protection by govt in areas where they live rather than be relocated.

Briton Maureen Lines dedicated her life to Kalash people, but is harassed by security personnel.

Rotary Club screens film on life and traditions of polytheistic tribe.

More than 7,000 people from six villages of Kalash Valley will get access to electricity through the power station.

The militants came from Nuristan province and stole a herd of goats too.

The milita­nts crosse­d the border immedi­ately, also killed at least 20 goats.

The Kalash population fell from 10,000 in 1951 to 3,700 in 2011.

The 3,500-year-old culture might be lost if efforts are not taken to preserve it.

The origins of the Kalash tribe are shrouded in doubt and speculation.

The midsized Kalash valley of Rumbur is the land that time — and electricity, mobile service and hot showers —...

The Joshi fest is all about the Kalash endeavouring to appease their gods.

Greek philanthropist who aided indigenous people, prevented from returning.

Festival ends with grand concluding ceremony.

A Kalash lady who runs an NGO is being accused by the ministry of women development of misappropriating public funds.

The violence directed — so we assume — against the Kalash people of the Bumburate Valley of Chitral continues.