Hyderabad’s 24-Year-Old Activist Bags Diana Award For Promoting Children Education
Moazzam Shah Bukhari, a 24-year-old activist from Hyderabad, Sindh, has been awarded the prestigious Diana Award for his efforts to ...
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Tag: Education
Taliban Discuss Girls Education At ‘National Gathering’ Without A Single Female Attendee
A Taliban gathering comprising thousands of religious and ethnic leaders from across Afghanistan was held to discuss the reopening of ...
Pakistan Cannot Become A Tenable State Without Tax Reform
The State cannot survive without the collection of sufficient taxes. Pakistan’s energy and water crises pose a greater threat to ...
Sindh Decides To Make Music Part Of School Curriculum, 1,500 Teachers To Be Recruited
The Sindh government has decided to formally include music in high school curricula and recruit 1,500 music and arts teachers ...
How Recruitment Heists And Nepotism Destroy The Quality Of Pakistan’s Human Resources
The dream of inclusive social development will not materialise unless an efficient workforce selected through meritocracy reigns supreme in the ...
Bringing Education To A Troubled Post-Conflict Zone – A Teacher’s Perspective
“Those lacking in vision should not join a teaching job. An educator, in fact, is the agent of change in ...
Zooming In On The Trouble With Higher Education And Research Institutions In Pakistan
This picture speaks loudly to why our universities rank at the bottom of international rankings. Universities are meant for research ...
Punjab Government Returns Four Missionary Schools To Church Authorities
By Aftab Alexander Mughal Christians in Pakistan have praised the Punjab government's recent decision to hand back four missionary schools ...
Theology In Service Of Secularism: The Case Of John Locke And Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
South Asian Islamic scholar and one of the pioneers of ‘political Islam,’ Abul Ala Maududi (d.1979), often described secularism as ...
Balochistan’s Culture Does Not Discourage Girls Education, Research Finds
A frightening silence is maintained in the country on Balochistan. It is described as an information black hole. However, a ...
Local Actions, Local Voices: How Pakistanis Are Working To Build New Educational Paradigms At The Grassroots
For quite some time, I’ve been deeply concerned about what I’d been reading about Pakistan, which described a country very ...
Local Actions, Local Voices: How Pakistanis Have Been Joining Hands To Counter Violent Extremism At The Grassroots
For quite some time, I’ve been deeply concerned about what I’d been reading about Pakistan, which described a country very ...
Monal Restaurant To Be Converted Into Wildlife Education Centre For Children
Monal Restaurant in the Margalla Hills National Park (MHNP) will be converted into a Visitors Information Centre for children's education ...
How Educators Can Actively Work Towards Improving Students’ Critical Thinking Skills
Many different definitions of critical thinking exist in the world today, but the most common definition is “analyses of facts, ...
Why We Must Save The HEC From Collapse
It is now about a year since Pakistan’s higher education has been besieged by crisis. The situation was already not ...
It Would Be Unwise For The US To Turn Its Back On Pakistan And Its People
A rollercoaster-like bilateral relationship between Pakistan and the US is now in a deeply mistrustful phase. Interestingly, their friendship begins ...
Assessing Covid-19’s Impact On Education, Through Pakistan’s Largest Survey Of Its Kind
The global endeavour to ensure that all children obtain a good education has been seriously hampered by the COVID-19 pandemic ...
Dr. Salam Wanted To Change Jhang, Pakistan And The World – But His Own Country Would Not Accept Him
Dr. Salam was born on the 29th of January 1926 in the conservative religious environment in Jhang, Punjab, Pakistan. He ...
International Aid To Afghanistan Must Go Together With Push For Safeguarding Women’s Education
Education is perceived to be a fundamental human right in the twenty first century but in war-torn countries like Afghanistan, ...
Out-Class: A Digital Alternative To Tuition Academies
When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, people across the world were forced to rethink the way in which they conducted ...
My Education – Or How I Became A Swindler
My name is Hope, the name my parents gave me. It is the name of a deadly disease; the disease ...
Wall Of Abandoned School In Umerkot District Collapses, Killing Two Children
Two children were crushed to death under rubble when the wall of a derelict primary school collapsed at the village ...
National Commission For Child Rights In Danger Of Collapse From Lack Of Funding And Legislation
Recently it has been revealed that the Chairperson and the members of the National Commission on the Rights of the ...
What Holds My Village In Balochistan Back From Achieving Its Educational Potential
Herronk, a village some 60 km from Turbat city, has a population of more than 10,000 people. Although the villagers ...
Fires Of Fanaticism – And How We Might Put Them Out
Extremism is a state of mind where a person holds extreme and narrow-minded political and religious views of their own ...
Will The Taliban Create Safe Spaces For Women To Work?
Life is not easy for women in patriarchal societies like Afghanistan. Women suffered greatly during the Taliban’s first regime. Since ...
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Pakistan’s Financial Woes: The Bottom-Line
Economic challenges and political chaos are running wild...
Leaked Audio Clip: Bushra Bibi Instructs PTI Media Team To Run Trends Of Treason Against Opponents
An audio clip allegedly of former prime minister...