KP Board Seals Shop for Illegal Sale of Free Textbooks
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Textbook Board launched a crackdown, sealing a bookshop in Peshawar for selling government-issued 'Not for Sale' textbooks, with legal action initiated against the owner.
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Tuition Centers Monopolize Education System, Quality Concerns
Tuition centers are increasingly dominating Pakistan's education system, raising alarms about declining quality and equity. Experts warn this trend undermines formal schooling and creates financial burdens for families.
Student Stabbed in Karachi School Fight, Police Probe
A student was stabbed during a fight at a school in Karachi, prompting police to launch an investigation into the incident that has raised concerns about campus safety.
Universities as Ethical Refiners in Pakistan's Moral Character Journey
While universities in Pakistan are introducing courses and societies to foster moral character, experts argue that ethical development must start earlier in life through family, schools, and societal changes, with universities serving as refiners, not sol
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HEC Makes AI Course Mandatory for All University Degrees
Pakistan's Higher Education Commission has mandated a three-credit hour Artificial Intelligence course for all undergraduate and postgraduate programs nationwide from 2026, requiring both public and private universities to implement it immediately.
Iowa Fraternity Suspended 4 Years Over Hazing Incident
Police responding to a fire alarm at the University of Iowa discovered 56 blindfolded fraternity pledges in a basement, leading to a four-year suspension for Alpha Delta Phi and viral bodycam footage.
KU VC Inaugurates Revamped Enrollment Unit for Better Services
The University of Karachi's Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Khalid Mahmood Iraqi, has inaugurated a newly revamped enrollment unit, aiming to streamline admissions and improve student support services.
Parliamentary Panel Flags Skills Gap for Overseas Jobs
A National Assembly committee warns that a significant skills mismatch is limiting Pakistan's ability to secure high-paying jobs abroad, urging immediate educational reforms.
30-Second Epiphany: Learner's Dilemma in Silicon Age
In the fast-paced Silicon Age, learners face a critical dilemma: the pressure for instant knowledge versus deep understanding. This article explores how technology reshapes education, impacting focus and retention.
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Pakistan's First UNESCO Peace Education Chair Awarded to Prof. Qadri
In a historic achievement for Pakistan's education sector, UNESCO has established its first-ever Peace Education Chair in the country at Minhaj University Lahore, awarded to Prof. Dr. Hussain Mohi-ud-Din Qadri.
Westminster School Concludes Phoenix Fest & Mavericks 2026
Westminster International School Bahria Campus successfully concluded its five-day interschool mega festival, Phoenix Fest and Mavericks 2026, bringing together over 40 schools and 2,500 students from Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
DG ISPR Visits Lahore's Educational Institutions
DG ISPR Major General Ahmed Sharif visited Lahore's educational institutions, engaging with students and faculty to discuss national security and youth development.
Astronomers Puzzle Over Strange Planetary System
Scientists are perplexed by a newly discovered planetary system with planets orbiting in unexpected patterns, challenging current theories of planetary formation.
Differently-Abled Youth Earn Technical Diplomas for Inclusion
A group of differently-abled youth in Pakistan has successfully earned technical diplomas, marking a significant step towards economic empowerment and social inclusion in the country.
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China-Pakistan Symposium Boosts Bilateral Cooperation
The inaugural China-Pakistan Symposium on Education, Science and Industrial Cooperation convened in Islamabad, focusing on agriculture, higher education and industrial collaboration. Key outcomes include new agreements and a 10-day delegation visit across
Education Without Morality: Pakistan's System Debate
A recent discussion highlights concerns over Pakistan's education system lacking moral values, sparking debate on reforms needed for holistic development.
MoU Signed for Ethical US Nurse Recruitment from Pakistan
College of International Skills Development and Fauji Foundation establish legal framework for placing NCLEX-RN qualified Pakistani nurses in US healthcare jobs, ensuring compliance and worker rights.
GCU Hyderabad Awards First M.Phil in Chemistry
GC University Hyderabad celebrates a landmark achievement by awarding its first M.Phil degree in Chemistry to Mashooq Ali, supervised by Dr. Mazhar Iqbal and Prof. Dr. Asif Ali Bhatti, marking a new era in postgraduate research.
Pakistan Education Reforms: AI, Mental Health & System Changes
Federal Minister Wajiha Qamar outlines comprehensive education reforms including AI curriculum integration, mental health programs, digitization, and efforts to reduce out-of-school children.
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Lahore Schools Allocate Roofs for Basant Festival
The Education Authority Lahore has allocated rooftops of 10 government schools in the Walled City for Basant festivities, with strict supervision and responsibility measures in place.
KP Minister Orders Uniform Exam Policy & E-Marking for All Boards
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Elementary and Secondary Education Arshad Ayub Khan has instructed all provincial BISE chairmen to develop a uniform examination policy, implement e-marking, and strengthen anti-cheating measures to ensure transparency and
Riphah University Media Workshop for World Radio Day
Riphah International University and Radio Pakistan Rawalpindi organized a two-day training workshop for media students in Islamabad, focusing on modern media skills like radio, audio, and mobile storytelling.
KMU Launches Basic Medical Sciences Research Consortium
Khyber Medical University in Peshawar has established a Basic Medical Sciences Research Consortium to enhance interdisciplinary collaboration and strengthen research culture across its constituent institutes.
Pakistani Youth: Potential and Challenges
Pakistan's youth, brimming with potential, face urgent issues like unemployment and skills gaps. This article explores solutions for empowerment and sustainable development.
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5,000+ BISP Families Get Skill Training in Karachi
More than 5,000 individuals from Benazir Income Support Program families have been registered for vocational training in Karachi to enhance livelihood opportunities and self-sufficiency.
SSUET Convocation: 1,095 Graduates Honored, Governor Speaks
Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology celebrated its 29th convocation with over 1,095 graduates. Governor Sindh Kamran Tessori emphasized education's role in truth and AI advancement, while announcing free IT courses for students.
Sindh Holiday for Shab-e-Barat on February 4
Sindh Education Department declares February 4 a holiday for Shab-e-Barat, closing all educational institutions. The notification applies to both private and government schools across the province.
AEO Study Abroad Expo 2026 Attracts Students in Islamabad
AEO Pakistan successfully organized the Islamabad leg of its 49th Study Abroad Expo 2026 at Marriott Hotel, offering free counseling, scholarships up to 50%, and IELTS support to hundreds of students and parents.
KP to Add AI to School Curriculum from 2026
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government plans to integrate Artificial Intelligence into the school curriculum for grades 6 to 12 by March 2026, aiming to modernize education despite challenges in teacher training and infrastructure.
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KMU Academic Council Approves Major Reforms in Peshawar
The 34th Academic Council meeting at Khyber Medical University in Peshawar endorsed key decisions, including policy revisions, new courses, and institutional renaming to enhance academic standards.
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