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All Schools To Get Furniture And Whiteboards: Tarakai

PESHAWAR, Sept 23, 2025: Provincial Minister for Education Faisal Khan Tarakai announced that the government will provide all schools in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa with furniture and whiteboards to permanently eliminate the traditional “mat culture.” He made the announcement while chairing a high-level meeting on the Education Department’s Good Governance Roadmap in Peshawar.He said the government will

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KP To Challenge Punjab’s Wheat Ban In Supreme Court

PESHAWAR, Sept 23, 2025: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has decided to move the Supreme Court of Pakistan against Punjab’s ban on supplying wheat and flour to the province. Official sources confirmed that the provincial government will argue in its petition that Article 151 of the Constitution bars any province from restricting the inter-provincial movement

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Residents demand schools, healthcare and roads at Laspur open court

LASPUR, Sept 23, 2025: Residents of Laspur raised a wide range of pressing issues during an open court (khuli katcheri) that the Upper Chitral district administration organized at Government Middle School Gasht. Deputy Commissioner Haseeb Rehman Khan Khalil directed the event, and Additional Assistant Commissioner Mastuj, Afzal Ali, presided over the session. A large number

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Millions of Displaced Children Face Risks, Says Report

Islamabad, Sept 23, 2025 (APP) — Displacement affects children far beyond mere relocation. It often strips them of their identity, disrupts their education, limits access to healthcare, and increases their vulnerability to child labour, early marriage, violence, and exploitation. An estimated 3.6 million Afghans live in Pakistan, many of them minors, alongside millions of Pakistani

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