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Students in Danger

It is no secret that human life barely holds any value in Karachi, given the fact that every other day brings news

Need for a Rabies Policy

The suspension of four doctors and three health workers in Sindh after five rabies deaths in three weeks is an attempt to

Failure to save Newborns

The pain of losing a newborn child cannot be explained, only felt. The risk of this tragedy is regrettably exacerbated by both

Better learning

IN mainstream schools in Pakistan, challenges abound. From resource constraints to technological barriers, from limited professional development opportunities to high teacher turnover,

Over 200,000 Children Benefit from UK-Backed Education Initiatives in Punjab, K-P: BHC

The United Kingdom’s (UK’s) collaboration with the Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) provincial governments helped over 200,000 children improve their access to schooling, basic reading, numeracy, and life skills, the British High Commission (BHC) said on Monday. “UK collaboration with provincial governments has helped more than 200,000 children in Punjab and K-P improve their access to schooling, basic reading, numeracy, and life skills. Urdu reading levels rose from 15 per cent to 78 per cent, English reading from 15 per cent

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