Quetta, Governor of Balochistan Sheikh Jafar Khan Mandokhail highlighted the urgent need for enhanced funding and a special federal package to address the financial challenges facing higher education institutions in the province, ensuring quality educ...
Read More »Balochistan Advisor and UNFPA Head Forge Partnership for Women’s Empowerment Initiatives
Quetta, In a significant move to bolster women's empowerment in Balochistan, Dr. Rubaba Khan Buledi, Advisor to the Chief Minister on Women Development, met with Dr. Sarmad Khan, Provincial Head of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), to discus...
Read More »Accreditation examination for foreign doctors to be held twice a year: NA informed
The National Assembly today started debate on President Asif Ali Zardari's address to both Houses of the Parliament held on 18th of last month. Opening the discussion, Opposition leader in the National Assembly Omar Ayub Khan called for upholding ru...
Read More »Mauritius High Commissioner Advocates Karachi as Gateway to African Markets
Karachi, The High Commissioner of Mauritius, Rasidally Soobadar, has encouraged Karachi's business community to use Mauritius as a strategic hub for accessing the African market. He highlighted Mauritius's favorable position in the ease of doing busine...
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Read More »DIGP Pervez Imrani Takes Charge in Sibi, Welcomed by Local Police
Sibi, DIGP Sabi Range Pervez Imrani officially assumed his new role and began his duties amid a formal welcome by local law enforcement officials and staff. According to Directorate General Public Relation - Govt of Balochistan, upon his arrival at ...
Read More »Ahsan underlines need of bringing education system on modern standards
Minister for Planning and Development Ahsan Iqbal has underlined the need of bringing education system at par with modern standards to compete the world. Speaking at a ceremony in Lahore today, he said Islam emphasizes education and research. He sa...
Read More »Government May Cut Petrol Prices in Response to Increased Smuggling and Decreased Demand
Karachi, In response to declining global oil prices and challenges posed by increased petrol smuggling within the country, the government of Pakistan is considering reducing petrol prices by Rs 10 to Rs 12 per liter for the next 15 days. An official an...
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