Almost 24.3 percent of people in Pakistan live below the international poverty line of $1.90 a day, and the situation doesn’t appear to be getting better with each passing day. Although there are a number reasons that are said to
Travelling to a foreign country for studies can be a stressful affair, especially if you do not prepare well for the journey and your stay in the foreign land. To help you get up to speed with preparing for this
Yesterday’s baton charge and torture of students protesting fee hikes at Peshawar University has drawn intense flak from Pakistani’s from all walks of life, with many severally criticizing the government for state violence against citizens engaged in a rightful protest.
Iran Tables Bill To End Discrimination Against ‘Starred Students’ The Iranian regime under President Hassan Rouhani has tabled a bill in parliament that may well end the state’s discriminatory attitude against “starred students”, pupils considered threat to national security for
BISE Lahore Inter Result 2018: Students Achieve Overall Pass Percentage Of 63.15 The Board of intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore announced the detailed results of Intermediate Annual Examination 2018 on Wednesday, revealing n overall pass percentage of 63.15. The
200 Pakistani Students Set to Leave for Hungary for Higher Education Pakistani students proceeding to foreign countries for studies are ‘ambassadors of Pakistan’ and it is their responsibility to portray a positive image of the country, Higher Education Commission (HEC)
Lesson Well Learnt: Jewish Students Stand Up For Arabic Language…In Tel Av Thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv this week to condemn the government’s crackdown on Arabic language by organising the world’s largest Arabic lesson session. In recent months,
Punjab Moves To Provide Equal Rights To Transgender Students In Schools The interim Punjab government issued a landmark notification last week, according to which transgender students will be given indiscriminate admissions and will be treated equally in all government and
Expulsion Of City School Students: Parents To Take Matter To Court The recent expulsion of City School students over the dispute of fee increase has led parents to come further together against private schools and move the relevant courts of
What University Students Fear Most Students entering a university come from diverse families, cultures and backgrounds. But no matter where their roots lie, a common problem faced by students in every university is a profound sense of fear about their