A Third Of A Century Later, Student Unions Remain Banned In Pakistan It has been 34 years. A third of a century has passed since students in Pakistan were deprived of a platform that allowed them to practice upon their
Clashes At PU: Why Do Disputes Have To Turn Violent? As human beings with varying idiosyncrasies, we are bound to come into conflict with other humans with ideals other than ours. But while beasts would prefer to settle scores with
7 Effective Ways To Prepare For Examinations Better Exam time is often a time of great laziness, procrastination, botched attempts at prep marathons and a subsequent descent into panic. Stress gets the better of most students, forcing many to dedicate
Questioning South Asia Conference Delights With Profound Insights Habib University held an international conference on February 1 and 2 titled ‘Questioning South Asia’. The conference invited contributions from scholars willing to think beyond the construct of South Asia as a
PM Launches Digiskills Programme To Empower 1 Million Youngsters Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has launched DigiSkills Training Programme, an ambitious undertaking that envisions training one million youth through online modules. Addressing the inauguration ceremony in Islamabad on Thursday, Abbasi
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Lahore Science Mela 2018: Inspiring The Next Generation Of Builders Studies related to scientific subjects traditionally make young students a bit apprehensive because of a general perception that the concepts are either too difficult or too boring to fully understand.
HEC Halts Admissions To Several QAU Departments? Private universities often find themselves at the receiving end of immense media and social criticism in case of slightest of irregularity highlighted by one of the several educational watchdogs operating in the
PM’s Committee To Start Headhunt For New HEC Chief As the tenure of Higher Education Commission Chairman Dr Mukhtar Ahmed nears its end, Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has approved a committee to look for a suitable candidate to man
Punjab University Returns To Normalcy Amid Arrests, Remands, Protests Three separate first information reports (FIR) have been registered against students of Punjab University for engaging in violent clashes and vandalism on the university premises on Monday. Police also produced closed