PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has termed access of common man to quality education an integral part of his government’s manifesto and said the government was introducing reforms alongside development projects in the sector. Public confidence reinstated in govt schools and enrollment increased in KP due to steps taken by provincial govt, he said. In
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HARCHIN (LASPUR): People in this isolated valley of Upper Chitral feel let-down and neglected after government departments and private organizations ignored them amid ravages caused by recent floods and rains to their properties such as farmlands, houses and crops. Village council chairmen and members, including Sher Azam Khan, Muhammad Wazir Khan and Dil Aman
Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig A national Urdu daily has reported in its issue dated 10th September quoting a retired general that Pakistan should give a port to the US. The report says that he was talking to a media house and suggested to hand over one of our ports to that country to appease it
Jan-e-Alam Khaki (published in Dawn) Occurrences of conflict linked to differences in human affairs are as old as any other issue in society. They occur in just about any family, tribe, society, community, state, or even globally. Conflict resolution, however, is not easy. It requires human ingenuity, forethought, grace, wisdom, generosity, and above all, patience,
ISLAMABAD: Educationists and experts stressed on rehabilitating and rebuilding the education infrastructure destroyed in the recent floods to minimize the learning losses. They were speaking at a cross-sectoral conversation on “Defending education against climate change”organized virtually by the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training’s STEAM Policy Unit. Strong public-private partnership models, development and implementation
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