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Religious Minister emphasizes the importance of improving IT education Caretaker Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed emphasized the imperative of bolstering IT education in Pakistan to align with evolving global dynamics. His remarks came during his address at the “Interfaith Harmony in Pakistan” national conference held at the Chinese Teachers Memorial in the University of […]

Governor KPK emphasizes the educational successes of women. Governor Haji Ghulam Ali of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa underscored the pivotal role of education in global competitiveness during his address at the inaugural convocation of the Government Women’s College of Commerce and Management Sciences. Highlighting a remarkable milestone, he emphasized that female enrollment in the province has surpassed male

HEC Establishes 100 Smart Classrooms Across Pakistan In Islamabad today, the Higher Education Commission (HEC) marked a significant stride in advancing education across Pakistan. An achievement worth celebrating: is the establishment of 100 smart classrooms nationwide. In an online ceremony helmed by Executive Director Dr. Zia Ul-Qayyum, the HEC showcased these technological advancements propelling higher

Postponement of Intermediate Exams Looms in Sindh The inexperience of the Sindh caretaker government has thrown the education sector into disarray, causing significant delays in announcing matriculation and intermediate exam results for the Karachi board. This haphazard approach is profoundly impacting hundreds of thousands of students. In Karachi, the results for class 9 in both

Systematic Clash, education system’s poor quality Meritocracy’s influence extends across various sectors, especially in education and government, resulting in disparities in achievements. Pakistan grapples with an education system of subpar quality, hampering merit-based assessments in schools and job placements. The nation operates three concurrent education systems: public and non-elite private schools, elitist private institutions, and

Refugee status, Afghan students in Pakistan overcome difficulties in their education Incidents of mugging have surged since the migration of some individuals here,” recounts twenty-year-old Azan *, reflecting on the daily narrative in Pakistan. “I’ve heard that sentence countless times. It’s just one example of the everyday casual racism we endure, even from our friends,”

Falling standards of education in Pakistan, a warning sign In response to a visible decline in educational standards within government-run institutions, provincial governments have taken unconventional steps to uphold quality education. While renowned private educational institutions have been excelling in the area, governments are striving for innovative solutions to match their success. The recent decision

Frontier Corps and the Pakistan Army both actively support education The collaborative efforts of the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps in Malakand to bolster education have garnered widespread praise. Notably, orphaned children have been enrolled in educational institutions with all expenses covered, ensuring their access to learning. Additionally, special classes for female students have been

Table tennis players from Khanewal do well at the Al- Pakistan Inter-Board Girls Sports Gala In Khanewal, table tennis soared to a remarkable third-place victory in the Al-Pakistan Inter-Board Girls Sports Gala held in Islamabad. Saba Sadia Ayman and Zainab, the talented players representing Multan Board, exhibited exceptional skill and determination throughout the table tennis

Bakhtawar Cadet College hosts its annual Parents’ Day and passing-out parade In Nawabshah, the Bakhtawar Cadet College for Girls held its 3rd Annual Parents Day and Passing Out Parade Full Rehearsal, graced by Commissioner Syed Muhammad Sajjad Haider of Shaheed Benazirabad Division as the chief guest. Alongside Deputy Commissioner Zahid Hussain Rind, college teachers, and