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| '''Chitral''' is the northernmost district in Pakistan's and is a former ]. Despite being |
'''Chitral''' is the northernmost district in Pakistan's and is a former ]. Despite being Chitral is not a Pashtun area. Chitral shares much of its history and culture with the neighboring territories of ], The major languages are; | ||
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| Finally there is a large community if ] herdmen who were originally nomadic, but have now settled permanently in parts of Lower Chitral and they speak the ] ] Language. | |||
| Thus Chitral is considered to be one of the most lingusitically diverse regions in the world, but nearly all of these groups use chitrali language as a lingua-franca for inter-ethnic communication. | Thus Chitral is considered to be one of the most lingusitically diverse regions in the world, but nearly all of these groups use chitrali language as a lingua-franca for inter-ethnic communication. | ||
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Chitral is the northernmost district in Pakistan's and is a former Princely State. Despite being Chitral is not a Pashtun area. Chitral shares much of its history and culture with the neighboring territories of Gilgit-Baltistan, The major languages are;
Thus Chitral is considered to be one of the most lingusitically diverse regions in the world, but nearly all of these groups use chitrali language as a lingua-franca for inter-ethnic communication.
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