ISLAMABAD: Confusion prevailed among around 200,000 candidates who appeared in the Medical and Dental Colleges Admission Test (MDCAT) after the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) announced on social media that the result cards that had been sent to them through e-mail should be ignored as they had a number of mistakes. Later, it was announced that […]
ISLAMABAD: All educational institutions across the country have been allowed to start normal classes from Oct 11 after there was a decine in Covid-19 acses, according to NCOC. \”Based on the reduced level of disease spread and the launch of the school vaccination program, it has been decided in today\’s NCOC meeting to allow all
میری ڈائری کے اوراق سے تحریر شمس الحق قمر ؔ آج اساتذہ کو سلام پیش کرنے کا دن ہے اور میں ماضی کے جھروکوں سے اپنی زندگی کے اُن نازک اور پُر پیچ راستوں کو دیکھ رہا ہوں کہ جہاں سے محفوظ گزرنے میں ہمارے اساتذہ کی شاندار راہمنائی کا کلیدی کردار ہمیشہ ساتھ
Zar Alam Khan A remote valley of Chitral with a population of about 15,000 people is devoid of a girls school, thanks to the apathy of the education department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Yarkhun is the northernmost valley of Upper Chitral bordering the Wakhan corridor of Afghanistan. A government middle school for girls is located in
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Pervez Hoodbhoy What did Afghan kids study after Mullah Omar’s Taliban were ousted in 2001? What was their school curriculum and, most importantly, how does it differ from PTI’s controversial Single National Curriculum (SNC)? When the Taliban government permitted boy-schools to reopen last week, these questions somehow popped into my mind. Quick answers were unavailable
