Education

A statement issued by the Langlands School and College Chitral, signed by its academic and other staff members, in response to an article published in ChitralToday on March 29, 2017, and the subsequent comments by our readers, is published here verbatim.–Editor (Zar Alam Khan):  “We, the teachers of The Langlands School and College would like

Muhammad Jalaluddin I was shocked a couple of days ago when I heard people talking about The Langlands School and College, terming it a school for the well-to-do only. Some of them even boasted of being part of the elite class and suggested, all yelling at me, that those who cannot afford the skyrocketing expanses

During the meeting, Ms. Shereen Akhtar said the Gilgit-Baltistan government was interested in benefiting from the research experiences of the IPS. She said: “It is important to integrate the researchers\’ work in policy designing for socio-economic development of the region.” D.G Khalid Rehman said that Gilgit-Baltistan had better literacy rate comparative to many other regions