The federal government’s ambitious target to enrol 25,000 out-of-school children in Islamabad within three months will hopefully serve as an example for
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The credibility of public examinations in Sindh has long been fragile, with cheating common across centres and enforcement often uneven. The government
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ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training, on March 19, held a signing ceremony for a Letter of Understanding (LoU) with eight civil society organisations to support out-of-school children (OOSC). The ceremony formalised collaboration under the “No Child Left Behind” campaign, aimed at ensuring universal access to education across the Islamabad Capital Territory through a coordinated union council-wise approach, according to a press release issued by the education ministry. Federal Secretary Education Nadeem Mehbub, speaking on the occasion,
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The federal government’s ambitious target to enrol 25,000 out-of-school children in Islamabad within three months will hopefully serve as an example for
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The credibility of public examinations in Sindh has long been fragile, with cheating common across centres and enforcement often uneven. The government
Human life should never be a commodity. Yet across the country, networks exist that buy and sell newborn babies, exploiting women driven
More than half of Pakistan’s children suffer from anaemia, while vitamin A and D deficiencies are common among women and adolescent girls.
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