WASHINGTON: The visas of over 450 students from different Muslim countries, including Pakistanis, have been unexpectedly and abruptly canceled by the US government. According to media reports, the students whose visas have been revoked include Pakistanis and students from other Muslim countries studying at American universities. The media reports stated that the visa cancellations were
PESHAWAR: A meeting held under the chairmanship of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Elementary and Secondary Education Faisal Khan Tarakai with heads of all educational boards of the province reviewed the preparations for Secondary School Certificate (Class 9 and 10) annual examinations. The meeting was attended by Secretary Education Masood Ahmad, Special Secretaries Qaiser Alam and
PESHAWAR: In a move to ensure a conducive environment and gender equality, Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur has ordered the immediate enforcement of anti-harassment laws in all public universities in the province. A formal letter has been issued by the Chief Minister\’s Secretariat to the Higher Education Department in this regard. The letter
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PESHAWAR: President of All Teachers Association Chitral Nisar Ahmed has opposed negative marking in the test to be conducted for hiring of teachers by the Khyber Pakthunkhwa Education Department. He said negative marking will increase the mental stress of candidates, which will have a direct impact on their ability and performance. \”The ability to make
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) has set a limit for the annual tuition fees of private medical colleges. According to a statement issued by the PMDC, the annual fee limit for MBBS and BDS programs in private medical colleges has been set at Rs1.8 million. The fee will be applicable for five years
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