Gilgit Baltistan

Relatives say motives behind Chilas triple murder more complicated than they appear.

Local officials trained regarding various environmental concerns.

Says the region can only overcome terrorism with special attention.

Former premier Pervez Ashraf had approved the policy to transport 4mcft timber from Diamer district to down country.

Says party will suffer the same fate in the area as it did in the rest of the country on May 11.

The ‘pollution’ fee paid by trekking expeditions is not properly routed to the tourism department.

Say industry can be saved by building tourists’ confidence through written assurances of security.

Gilgit-Baltistan police chief transferred.

Amjad Hussain warns local militancy could be used as an excuse.

Local tour operators wonder how to support their families following the Nanga Parbat attack.

Staffers demand payment of dues, termination of managing director.

Convene 300 kilometres from site of incident to express condolence, show solidarity.

10 of the attackers are residents of Diamer Valley, three belong to Mansehra and three are from Kohistan, says IGP.

The annual flooding commences in G-B, taking down houses and wrecking lives.

Ten attackers are residents of Diamer Valley, three are from Mansehra and the rest are from Kohistan.

Say the attack was a conspiracy against the country to destabilise ties with neighbouring China.

Rs9 billion have been earmarked for development projects, Rs1.5 billion to non-development expenditure.

A search operation has been launched for the search of the missing tourist.

The legislative assembly expressed full faith in PM Nawaz Sharif. Budget also presented in the session.

A search operation is underway in Diamer, while the area surrounding the base camp has been sealed.

DIG says investigation under way; expeditions leading to Nanga Parbat suspended.

Berjees Tahir says that Pakistan had very good relationship with all the countries, especially China.

Locals worry about the impact on tourism which is one of the main sources of income.

Before the brazen attack on foreign tourists, some 50 groups were expected this year in the remote G-B region.

Rest houses put on high security alert.

Mere rhetoric after every incident of bloodshed is not enough, concrete steps need to be taken, says HRCP.

Climbers from Nanga Parbat are being evacuated as search operation continues to track down suspects.

Taliban claimed responsibility on behalf of Junood ul-Hifsa, a new faction set up to avenge US drone strikes.

UN Secretary-General reiterates UN support to Pakistani government in the face of terrorism and extremism.

Association asks govt to grant small loans.

CM refrained from taking action because it is "unjustifiable" to hold officials responsible.

Gunmen kill 10 foreign trekkers; victims include Chinese, Ukrainians, Slovakians; TTP, Jundullah claim responsibility.

If terrorism could be overcome by such acts, officials in Balochistan and K-P should have been removed, says Shah.

Postmortem reports confirm that the deaths were caused by gun shots.

Fruit, vegetable output reduced due to lack of irrigation.

Marginalised women in Hunza successfully take on unusual trades.

CM Baloch seeks to expand, empower the province’s middle class.

More than 20,000 people remain stranded.

As main road remains submerged, residents worry about shortages.

Staffers end boycott of duties, celebrate decision.

Water level in rivers of Gilgit-Baltistan remains high, flood threats persist.

Water level has increased to an alarming level in rivers and lakes, threatening inundation of low-lying areas.

G-B Assembly passes 2 bills, dealing with protection of women and another on safeguarding child rights.

Environmentalists say floods similar to 2010 possible if volume of rain increases.

Finance division orders govt be reimbursed for special allowances paid since 2011.

The peace initiative was a follow up after Sunni cleric addressed Central Imamia mosque in Gilgit.

‘Flashfloods occur every year but the water authority didn’t make any effort to avert the crisis’.

No respite for Gilgit Town residents as shortage continues to escalate.

Foreign funded project aims to enhance conservation of endangered carnivores.

Party sources claim workers pressuring leadership to replace coalition partners with PPP leaders.