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KHYBER/LAKKI MARWAT: Office-bearers of the press clubs of Khyber tribal district and southern districts have demanded of the government to immediately release the official grant to them to overcome their financial problems. In a joint meeting of the presidents of Jamrud, Bara and Landi Kotal press clubs held at Jamrud press club on Saturday, they said the three Khyber press clubs had been facing acute financial problems while the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa department of information was using delaying tactics in release of the pledged grant of Rs2 million which the government had long announced for press clubs of every district in the province. ....
mediacongo.net - Actualités - Pakistan: un temple hindou incendié par une foule de musulmans mediacongo.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mediacongo.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
KP govt to rebuild Hindu temple Top Story By News Desk PESHAWAR: A Hindu temple in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) damaged by a mob last week will be rebuilt using provincial government funds, the provincial information minister said on Friday. A mob descended on the temple in a remote village of KP after protesting against renovations being made to an adjoining building owned by a Hindu group. They used sledgehammers to knock down walls before setting the building ablaze. “We regret the damage caused by the attack,” said Kamran Bangash, the provincial information minister. “The chief minister has ordered the reconstruction of the temple and adjoining house,” he told AFP. ....
Pakistan s top court has ordered authorities to submit a report on the temple s destruction. Discrimination and violence against religious minorities are common in Pakistan, where Muslims make up 97 per cent of the population and Hindus around two per cent. The temple, which was destroyed in similar circumstances in 1997 and then rebuilt, is located some 160 kilometres (100 miles) southeast of Peshawar, the provincial capital. While no Hindus live in the area, devotees often visit the temple and its shrine to pay homage to the Hindu saint Shri Paramhans, who died there before the 1947 partition of India that gave birth to Pakistan. District police chief Irfanullah Khan told AFP around 45 people had been detained in connection with the incident including a local cleric, Maulana Sharif, who is accused of inciting the mob. ....