Huzur Mukhi Muhammad Ghulam (right) getting a token of appreciation for lifelong voluntary services Photographs: Asghar Khan Volunteering for common causes has been an important feature of life for communities of the mountainous Gilgit – Baltistan region. For centuries the men and women have sacrificed their resources, time and thoughts for collective good, enabling the society to progress in economic and social domains. The formation of Ismail … Read More
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