Real Estate in Balochistan and Property Market Insights When exploring Real estate investment opportunities in Balochistan, I’ve noticed something that most outsiders overlook — the market here is not just about buying and selling; it’s about understanding the cultural pulse and the economic patterns unique to this region. From the bustling streets of Quetta to…
Inside the Balochistan Assembly: Structure, Sessions, and Role in Governance Balochistan Assembly The Provincial Assembly of Balochistan is a unicameral body, which means it has only one chamber. Located in Quetta, the capital of the Pakistani province, it plays a key role in making laws and addressing public issues. Under Article 106 of the Constitution…
Bright Career Public High School – Building Futures with Excellence Bright Career Public High School is a shining example of quality education, dedicated to cultivating young minds and equipping them to face the demands of a rapidly changing world. Since its inception, the school has progressively developed a robust reputation for academic achievement, character development,…
Jhal Magsi District In the central part of Balochistan province, tucked between vast plains and mountainous ranges, lies Jhal Magsi, a place that carries both ancient beauty and modern charm. Officially given district status on 16 February, 1992, this area was previously part of Kachhi or Bolan District until May, 1992. The district’s name comes…
Sohbatpur Sohbatpur District, situated in the northeastern region of Balochistan, Pakistan, is a land of cultural depth, agricultural importance, and historical relevance. Since its establishment in May 2013, the district has gradually gained administrative recognition and is on a steady path toward development. With its fertile plains and strong traditional values, Sohbatpur has the potential…
Jaffarabad Roots and Rise of a District Nestled in the southeastern part of Balochistan, Jaffarabad—sometimes written as Jafarabad—stands out as a bridge between tradition and change. As someone who has visited the district numerous times, especially its headquarters, Dera Allah Yar (formerly known as Jhatpat), I’ve seen firsthand the deep-rooted tribal values and how they…
Washuk Balochistan Washuk is a district situated in the southwestern part of Balochistan, Pakistan. It shares boundaries with Panjgur, Khuzdar, and Chagai districts, as well as the neighboring country Iran. The district lies between 26° 04′ 25.5″ and 28° 39′ 57.5″ north latitudes, and 62° 48′ 28″ to 65° 58′ 35″ east longitudes, marking its…
Naseerabad When I first traveled through Jaffarabad and Naseerabad, I wasn’t just crossing into any ordinary part of Balochistan, I was entering the heart of its only Irrigation and Agricultural zone. My journey along the Bolan Road was long — a narrow single carriageway with no divider, just two tight lanes that barely allowed for…
Kharan Kharan is a district located in Balochistan, Pakistan. It is part of the Rakhshan Division and is known for its unique geographical features, rich history, and diverse demographics. The Kharan District covers a large area of approximately 14,958 km², with a population density of just 14.6 persons/km². The region’s administration includes several Tehsils such…
Noshki Balochistan Nestled in the heart of Balochistan, Noshki is a district that often goes unnoticed in discussions about the region, yet it holds great significance both geographically and culturally. Located at 29°01’51” to 29°52’37” North latitudes and 65°07’42” to 66°18’45” East longitudes, Noshki is a semi-arid area that stands as a testament to resilience…