British curriculum exams introduced in Pakistan
OxfordAQA offers students and educators access to internationally-recognized qualifications.
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Education
One in every 10 children works, out of schools
Some 160 million children earn a living, instead of going to school; Child labour, springing from a lack of social justice, has increased during last 20 years: ILO official
Read MorePoverty alleviation: a constitutional obligation
The constitution is the living document and an instrument of social contract between the citizens and the state. It also aims to fulfil people’s aspirations by guaranteeing their fundamental rights.
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WordUp: an award-winning English learning app
English learning app based on Artificial Intelligence (AI), downloaded by over five million users.
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Power woes of students in Upper Chitral
Upper Chitral is a remote mountainous district of KP lacking basic necessities of life including electricity. Students are affected the most
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Pak-Turkish varsities agree to boost collaboration
By News desk Various Pakistani universities have signed cooperative agreements with leading Turkish universities during their visit to Istanbul for
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Burushaski script accepted, primer launched
News Desk Islamabad: The script of Burushaski, one of the endangered languages of Gilgit-Baltistan, has gotten recognition and its own
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Torching girls’ school and emerging situation in GB
By Safiullah Baig Diamer District is once again in the limelight for not a good reason but for a despicable
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Meta expands digital literacy programme to G-B
The programme has reached 130,000 students and 3,094 teachers across 28 districts of the country providing them with a collection of accessible learning modules that help people think critically and share online thoughtfully, as well as empowering them with the skills needed to be informed and safe online.
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Tajikistan puts squeeze on AKDN entities in GBAO
Authorities in Tajikistan are putting the squeeze on the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) organizations and companies.
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Wani unhappy over ‘sick schemes’ in Diamer
seminar on “Learning the Art of Freelancing” and certificate distribution ceremony here on Monday, the CS said that the progress and prosperity of Diamer depended on acquiring modern education, the art of freelancing and information technology skills.
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Afghan women’s woes
In addition to needing a male chaperone to go places within the war-torn country, women are now required to bring a male family member with them if they hope to study abroad.
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Race, culture, terrorism and ‘deep structures’
Akbar Ahmad and Noam Chomsky examine examine issues of race in America which engender different forms of violence and terrorism. While race is on the surface of society, understanding how it related to society’s deeper structures can help make sense of it. It is the failure to tackle race issues that is partly responsible for the turbulence in contemporary American society.
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QAU ranked among top 50 varsities in research productivity
By News Desk Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) has ranked 41 in research productivity and citations per faculty by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS)
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Oxford launches new Pakistan programme
By News desk The University of Oxford has launched the Oxford Pakistan Programme (OPP) — the first initiative of its
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