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The Balochistan government has suspended 32 teachers after they participated in demonstrations linked to demands for improved salaries, benefits, and education-sector reforms. The action has sparked debate among education stakeholders and public sector employees across the province. According to official sources, the teachers were accused of violating service rules by taking part in protests during … Read more

The Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC) has taken a major step toward digital transformation by introducing a new online payment platform, IBCC ePay, which allows applicants worldwide to pay equivalence-related fees via Visa and MasterCard without visiting banks or physical offices. The system is designed to facilitate overseas Pakistanis, international students, and foreign degree holders who … Read more

Pakistan is set to undertake a major transformation of its higher education system after the government directed the Higher Education Commission (HEC) to conduct a nationwide review of university degree programs. The move aims to ensure that graduates are equipped with the skills needed in a rapidly changing global economy shaped by Artificial Intelligence (AI), … Read more

Government College Women University Sialkot (GCWUS) has encouraged its students to explore the prestigious Harvard Radcliffe Fellowship. This globally recognized program supports outstanding scholars, researchers, writers, scientists, artists, and professionals from diverse fields. According to information shared by the university, the fellowship provides a unique opportunity for talented individuals to pursue innovative projects while becoming … Read more

Pakistan’s university teachers have expressed serious concerns over the federal government’s proposed funding for higher education, warning that inadequate financial support could further weaken universities already struggling with rising operational costs and growing academic demands. The Mehran University Teachers Association (MUTA) has criticized the current allocation for the Higher Education Commission (HEC), arguing that the … Read more

Punjab has approved a landmark education reform by introducing a separate religious curriculum for non-Muslim students, ensuring that children from minority communities receive education according to their own beliefs. The move is being hailed as an important step toward inclusive education, religious freedom, and equal learning opportunities across the province. The Punjab Curriculum and Textbook … Read more

The Punjab education authorities have approved an innovative initiative called “Libraries on Wheels”, aimed at transforming learning opportunities for students in government schools across Lahore. The project is designed to promote a stronger culture of reading, digital literacy, and interactive education among young learners. Each mobile unit will feature modern educational tools, including 20 tablets … Read more

Pakistan’s education sector continues to face a significant challenge as the gap between male and female literacy remains one of the largest barriers to social and economic progress. Recent official data shows that while a large majority of men can read and write, female literacy continues to lag behind, highlighting persistent inequalities in access to … Read more

Pakistan has made notable progress in education, with the percentage of out-of-school children declining significantly in recent years. According to the latest findings in the Pakistan Economic Survey 2025-26, the share of children not attending school has dropped from 38 percent in 2023 to 28 percent in 2025, reflecting improved enrollment efforts across the country. … Read more