Does Pakistan’s Education System Fail the Poor? Here’s Why It Might
Undoubtedly, education has the potential to change socioeconomic dynamics of a family and, by extension, that of the entire nation.
Read MoreUndoubtedly, education has the potential to change socioeconomic dynamics of a family and, by extension, that of the entire nation.
Read MoreItaly has decided to issue around 500,000 visas for non-European workers over the next three years to address labour shortages
Read MoreAccording to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2025, Pakistan has been ranked last out of 148 countries.
Read MoreThe Sindh Minimum Wages Board has proposed to raise the minimum monthly salary by RS 3,000 – from RS 37,000
Read MoreThe Government of Pakistan and the French Development Agency (FDA) have signed a €12 million grant agreement at the Ministry
Read MoreThe Court of Arbitration in The Hague stated that India’s move to suspend the Indus Water Treaty did not affect
Read MorePakistan’s passport holds the 100th spot now. Its position has marginally strengthened from 113th spot in 2021. According to Henley
Read MorePakistan and Saudi Arabia have agreed to foster cooperation in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors and digital infrastructure.
Read MoreAccess to the internet is vital for education. It can revolutionize the subject of education. Teachers and students can access
Read MoreThe QS World University Rankings 2026 are out and sadly, not a single Pakistani university made it to the top
Read More