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Class Act Canada Contest-Vote for Me PM00000080000005930 7, 2008

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The Class Act Canada contest will award 10 deserving students from around the world with an opportunity of a lifetime – an all-expenses-paid education in British Columbia, Canada.

Provided by Sprott-Shaw Community College, British Columbia’s education leader in business, healthcare, tourism, hospitality, administrative and international studies…

Ali Rehmat Musofer the Moderator of this blog. He has prepared an inspirational video for this contest. Please watch and vote for him.

Ali Rehmat Musofer

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Wakhi cultural Dance (Sisuni-Zarabod) AM00000090000001331 7, 2008

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Life: A mason and a mountaineer AM00000090000005531 7, 2008

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A group of ordinary Afghans from a remote area of that war-torn nation set out with a dream — to scale the country’s tallest peak in the name of peace. 
Aunohita Mojumdar tracks their epic journey all the way to the top

It all started over a cup of tea, as things do in Afghanistan. Malang, a cook in the Aga Khan office had a simple question: “Why not go up Noshaq?” And there it was. A straightforward question. The question ‘why not’ probably had many logical and sensible answers: because Afghanistan was a country in conflict; because Afghans had no tradition of mountaineering in the last three decades; because there was no money to back such an impossible dream. In the end, the answer to the question lay in the question itself: “Why not?” And four ordinary Afghans from the Wakhi community in the remote Wakhan corridor set off to climb their country’s highest mountain, Noshaq. On July 19, they became the first Afghan team to reach the top, and Noshaq now proudly flies the Afghan colours, planted there by Malang the cook and Amruddin, a Wakhi farmer.

Read at http://www.khaleejtimes.com

ڈھائی ہزار زبانوں کے خاتمے کا خطرہ PM000000100000001828 7, 2008

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اقوام متحدہ کے ادارے یونیسکو نے کہا ہے کہ دنیا میں بولی جانے والی زبانوں میں ڈھائي ہزار زبانوں کو خطرہ لاحق ہے جن میں براہوی سمیت ستائيس پاکستانی اور ایک سو چھیانوے بھارتی زبانیں بھی شامل ہیں۔ یونسکو کا کہنا ہے کہ دنیا بھی میں اس وقت کل چھ ہزار کے لگ بھگ زبانیں بولی جاتی ہیں جن میں سے ایک سو ننانوے ایسی ہیں جن کے بولنے والے دس یا دس سے بھی کم رہ گئے ہیں جب کہ ایک سو ستتر زبانیں ایسی ہیں جن کے بولنے والے دس سے پچاس کے درمیان ہیں۔ اقوام متحدہ کے ادارے یونیسکو نے کہا ہے کہ ستائیس پاکستانی زبانوں سمیت دنیا کو دو ہزار زبانوں کے ختم ہو جانے کا خطرہ ہے۔ یہ بات یونیسکو نے اکیس فروری کو مادری زبانوں کے عالمی دن کے موقع پر دنیا میں بولی جانے والے زبانوں کے لیے تشکیل دیے گئے ایک ڈیجیٹل نقشے میں کہی ہے۔ جو اکیس فروری کو اقوام متحدہ کے تحت منائے جانے والے مادری زبانوں کا عالمی دن کے حوالے سے جاری کیا ہے۔

برشاسکی: برشاسکی پاکستان کے شمالی علاقے گلگت ضلع کے ہنزہ ، نگر، میں بولی جاتی ہے۔ اس زبان کے دوسرے نام برشکی، برکاسکی ہیں۔ سنہ دو ہزار کی مردم شماری کے مطابق، اس زبان کے بولنے والوں کی تعداد ستاسی ہزار تھی۔

واکھی یا واخی: یہ زبان افغانستان، چین، تاجکستان اور پاکستان میں بولی جاتی ہے۔ شمالی پاکستان، افغانستان کے صوبہ بدخشاں، تاجکستان کے گاؤں، چین کے زیانگ صوبے کے تاشکرغان ضلعے میں بولنے جانے والی اس زبان کے بولنے والوں کی تعداد اب پچھہتر ہزار لے لگ بھگ رہ گئی ہے۔

Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/miscellaneous/story/2009/02/090221_languages_indanger_sen.shtml

The majestic mountains of north east Afghanistan PM00000010000003928 7, 2008

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Welcome, Mountain Unity is a non-profit organisation which promotes mountain tourism
in NE Afghanistan.

The majestic mountains of north east Afghanistan, have kept the local people safe from
invasion since the days before Alexander the Great. However life in this remote province is
especially hard for its inhabitants. Maternal mortality rates are one of the highest in the
world, and many children die before the age of five due to the extreme poverty. By
co-ordinating and publicising mountain tourism, Mountain Unity aims to provide
sustainable livelihoods for the inhabitants.

 

 Tourism in the Afghan Hindu Kush Visit the Wakhan Corridor 070917 Wakhan/2

video clips….: http://www.youtube.com/user/mountunity

More detail at source: http://www.mountainunity.org/

AKF implements engineering projects in Pamir PM000000120000002028 7, 2008

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29 January 2009 CA-NEWS (TJ) – The “Mountain Societies development Support Programme” (MSDSP) launched by Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) in Gorno Badakhshan in 2008, implemented projects worth over $711 thousand. Last year 16 projects in school reconstruction and renovation worth $275 thousand, and 28 projects in provision of fresh and irrigation water to villages worth $ 423 thousand were implemented, informed Mirzo Mirzoev, the head of the regional MSDSP office. In particular, construction of the 6 km channel and small hydroelectric power station with capacity of 100 kW / h in Rushan area were completed. The cost of the mini-hydroelectric power station amounted to $13 thousand. MSDSP engineering projects are financed by (Swedish International Development Agency). In addition to engineering department, other departments of MSDSP, such as department of natural resource management, business development department and department of local government implement various projects in Gorno Badakhshan. MSDSP of the Aga Khan foundation implements various projects in other regions of Tajikistan as well.

http://en.ca- news.org/ news/19111? from=rss

EID Mʉborak AM00000060000000131 7, 2008

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Tamimi x̌ik de mamlikati Tojikiston, Afhgoniston, Pokiston woz China, saver kux̌ter, save xondonver Eid Qʉrbon woz Mawlona Hozir Imom e Solgira Mʉborak wost.

International Volunteer Day 2008 AM00000090000005531 7, 2008

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The Ismaili community “is known to be a successful community, with many entrepreneurs, professionals and voluneerism”. The Ismaili community is also known for its ethic of volunteerism, service to society and support for humanitarian causes.

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UN Volunteers in Timor Leste. more picture:  http://dishtov.multiply.com/

The United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme is the UN organization that contributes to peace and development through volunteerism worldwide.

Volunteerism is a powerful means of engaging people in tackling development challenges, and it can transform the pace and nature of development. Volunteerism benefits both society at large and the individual volunteer by strengthening trust, solidarity and reciprocity among citizens, and by purposefully creating opportunities for participation.

UNV contributes to peace and development by advocating for recognition of volunteers, working with partners to integrate volunteerism into development programming, and mobilizing an increasing number and diversity of volunteers, including experienced UNV volunteers, throughout the world. UNV embraces volunteerism as universal and inclusive, and recognizes volunteerism in its diversity as well as the values that sustain it: free will, commitment, engagement and solidarity. more detail at source:

UN Volunteers: http://www.unv.org/

Online Volunteering Service: http://www.onlinevoluneering.org/

Volunteerism Worldwide: http://www.worldvolunteerweb.org/int-l-volunteer-day.html

Jigareṣ̌ zʉn ϑit δiti yowen nast AM00000050000005431 7, 2008

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Jigareṣ̌  ẓ̌ʉn θit δiti yowen nast
Cə šʉmol’neṣ̌  ruṣ̌t craxi yowen nast

Maẓ̌ri bə bowar ti dard e θwak
Xejolat ẓ̌ʉ jon ti wingrem dar hasrat
Ceren go’m e wuz nastem da ti qismat
Jigareṣ̌  ẓ̌ʉn θit δiti yowen nast

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Yem boz e rang cə fisqove sod šar-en hal baland
Ya xʉš bəhor e gʉlven yi xafča maẓ̌er vand
Yi yašḳ e warawgi žrex̌k dem ẓ̌ʉ tapk e yand

Yi piywand e bu ṣ̌ʉmonak deẓ̌gi mar sepreγ̌
Ko kʉmde volem kʉmde lecern wʉzem nazerband
Yi yaṣ̌k e warawgi žrex̌k dem ẓ̌ʉ tapk e yand

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Enjoy Wakhi songs, Poetry by Afzal Karim (shimshal)

Vocal: Noor Khan

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Passu Image & Thematic Map (in Wakhi Script) AM000000100000005130 7, 2008

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By Ali Rehmat Musofer

On GIS Day (19 November 2008), The first Image and thematic Map of Passu in Wakhi Script is published in Wakhi Blog for the interest of viewers, linguists, travelers, and tourists, These map are published for the test only, we are working on a very detail map of Gojal with all local names in Wakhi script, Inshallah with the collaboration of WTCA, MASGIS, Gojal Local Council and other NGOs, we will publish the first Wakhi Map of Gojal in coming year in 2009. We need your contribution and good suggestions. We will conduct a research based survey in Gojal to find out all the local names of different valleys and villages and mapped them on their exact location (geographic location) with all details and phtographs of the physical, cultural sites, hotels, shops etc. So many location original names are changed and so many are reading and writing wrongly, i.e. Khunzhrav to Khunzhrab.
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Thematic detail map of Passu village………..Open the pdf for clear view

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Passu has been one of the most visited regions of Gojal valley. Passu is famous because it is home of the Batura Glacier. Adding more to the beauty of Passu, standing at the Northern end of the village, is Mount Tupopdon. Inspired by its unique structural attributes tourists have promoted the peak by giving it new names. Some call it “Passu Cones” and others “Passu Cathedral”. Mount Tupopdon is the most photographed peak of the region.  
Passu Diyor e Jayišt :
Yašvendan, Nobod, Past Diyor, Jonabod, Ṣ̌it, Kip Ɣ̌ar, Yaz e ben, Pitk e mis, Sыrыnobod, Tepopdan,

Xuramabod:

Avdegar, Reč, Zwor, Čramn, daṣ̌t,

 

 

 

Woz ki cumer be jayve nungišt tey, nivšit. Ṣ̌oboṣ̌it

 

 

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GIS DAY 2008 (www.gisday.com)