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PAKISTAN EDUCATION CRISIS
He used his airline to rescue refugees from Pakistan, donated 300 acres to India: Meet the Tamil Nadu Padma awardee who gave everything to the nationTamil Nadu industrialist Dr. R.M. Alagappa Chettiar, a visionary beyond business, utilized his private airline for crucial refugee rescue o...- Indian households continue to pay among the lowest cooking gas prices in the world: Petroleum MinistryThe Indian household continues to buy cooking gas much cheaper than the household in any neighbouring country, and far below the price paid...
- A $2.89 trillion military surge signals the sharpest global arms buildup since WWIIThe surge in global military budgets is astonishing, with nations investing heavily in their defense capabilities in response to escalating...
- Energy, economics and old ties: Why Marco Rubio's Modi meeting mattersUS Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. Discussions focused on energy security amid a global crisi...
- India finalising agreement to supply oil, gas to Mauritius amid West Asia crisis, says EAM JaishankarIndia is set to finalize a government-to-government agreement to supply oil and gas to Mauritius. This move aims to strengthen Mauritius' e...
- Pakistan's Punjab announces fuel curbs; educational institutions to remain closed in MarchWith Pakistan facing the impact of the crisis in West Asia, the Chief Minister of the country's Punjab province, Maryam Nawaz Sharif, has a...
- Pakistan's education crisis deepens as teachers, schools' bodies reject patchwork policiesPakistani teachers and private schools condemn the government's education strategy. They highlight declining student numbers and reduced sc...
- Pakistan's population crisis deepens as experts warn of national collapsePakistan is on the brink of a demographic disaster, experts cautioned at the conclusion of the Pakistan Population Summit on Tuesday, warni...
- Malala Yousafzai 'overwhelmed and happy' to be back in PakistanMalala Yousafzai, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate and education activist, expressed her joy at being back in Pakistan for a global summit on...
- 'Education apartheid': schooling in crisis in PakistanPakistan faces a severe education crisis, with over 26 million children out of school, mainly in rural areas. Economic hardships, inadequat...
- ADB asks Pakistan to adopt Indian plan on educationThe Asian Development Bank has suggested Pakistan adopt India's ULLAS scheme to improve its education system. The recommendation follows Pa...
- Pakistan debt unsustainable, headed towards inevitable default, says reportPakistan's debt crisis is more severe than anticipated, with the possibility of an inevitable default and a devastating economic spiral. Th...
- Pak, China sign agreements to further strengthen 'iron-clad friendship'Qureshi and Wang reaffirmed the resolve to sustain and build upon the current momentum of bilateral relations, the Foreign Office said in a...
- Pakistan NSA to visit Kabul on Tuesday; to discuss border fencing issue, humanitarian crisis with Taliban regimePakistani officials said they were planning to relocate Afghan refugees who have been educated and trained in Pakistan to Afghanistan.
- Criticising Pak in 1971 would have destroyed US-China talks: Henry KissingerThen Nixon administration considered the opening to China as essential to a potential diplomatic recasting towards the Soviet Union and the...
- The ‘dysfunctional’ nation of 2017: PakistanBacked by the army, terror masterminds led by Hafiz Saeed are making plans to enter Parliament, undermining global efforts to legally punis...
- The cleric from Canada: Muhammad Tahir Ul QadriA Sufi cleric has returned with a call to ‘cleanse the system’, triggering a political crisis in Pakistan.
- Pak to get $6.2 bn aid from World BankPakistan will get a whopping $6.2 billion aid from the World Bank in the next three years to come out of the current economic crisis, reduc...
- Pakistan to take over all madrasas: ZardariPakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has said that all madrasas in the countries would be taken over by the government to separate the stude...
- Past records show US aid cut unlikely to hit PakistanLast November, the IMF announced a loan of $7.6 billion to Pakistan, which was on the brink of defaulting on debt repayments.
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