Khadim Durrani Quettawaal
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Khadim Durrani Quettawaal
What happened last August in Dera Bugti, when Nawab Akbar Bugti was killed by the government forces, was sad and the path of a political dialogue or rapprochement should have been adopted in finding a viable solution to the then prevailing chaotic situation. To continue reading ‘burning our own busses’ please click here.
Khadim Durrani Quettawaal
Quetta is one of those unfortunate cities where no one is willing to own it and look after it. About two million people live in this city; every one, from politicians to administrators, claim they will reclaim Quetta’s past of pre- 1935 earthquake when it was known as a little Paris or a little London, at least the proud locals think this way. Today the landscape is totally different: our Quetta is over crowded, chaotic, dusty, and dirty and some places stink. To continue reading the public toilettes click here
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