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Textbook Publishers Face Big Losses After Punjab Govt Changes School Curriculum
Punjab’s decision to revise the school curriculum has drawn sharp criticism from textbook publishers, who warn that the changes could lead to losses exceeding Rs. 2 billion and disrupt textbook availability for the upcoming academic year. The government recently formed…
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KP Launches Insaf Female Education Card to Empower Women and Orphan Students
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has launched the Insaf Female Education Card, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering women and providing free higher education to…
KP Introduces Artificial Intelligence Education in All Public Schools
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has approved the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) education in all public schools, becoming the first province in Pakistan to…
Punjab Govt, British Council Join Hands to Improve Spoken English in Schools
The Punjab Government and the British Council have partnered to enhance spoken English skills among students in government primary schools, aiming to boost communication confidence…
BISE Lahore Implements New Fee Payment System, Causing Student Inconvenience
he Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore has introduced a new fee payment system, requiring students to submit all payments exclusively through HBL’s…
Lahore University Announces Full Fee Waiver for Disabled Students
The Government College University (GCU) Lahore has announced a 100% tuition fee waiver for students with physical disabilities, marking a major step toward inclusive education…
Punjab Opens Applications for 12,500 Teacher Intern Positions
The Punjab government will start accepting applications for 12,500 school teacher interns from November 12, aiming to fill staffing gaps in public schools across the…
Punjab Imposes Strict Ban on Outdoor Activities in Private Schools
Several private schools in Punjab have defied government orders banning outdoor activities amid worsening smog, continuing recreational trips that risk students’ health. The Punjab government…
New PPSC Merit Policy Introduced
The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has announced a significant reform with the introduction of a new PPSC merit policy, eliminating the weightage of academic…
Punjab Reissues Corrected 9th Grade Smart Syllabus
The Punjab Examination Commission for Textbook and Curriculum Authority (PECTA) has reissued the revised 9th grade smart syllabus after correcting errors in multiple subjects, ensuring…
China Offers 75 Fully-Funded Scholarships for Pakistani Students
The Chinese Scholarship Council (CSC) has announced 75 fully-funded scholarships for Pakistani students for the 2026–27 academic year, aimed at strengthening educational collaboration between China…
Punjab Announces Winter Vacation Schedule for Schools
The Punjab government has finalized the winter vacation schedule for schools across the province, with holidays set from December 23, 2025, to January 10, 2026,…
QAU Partners With Cambridge University to Boost Research Innovation
In a major academic milestone, Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU), Islamabad, has signed a landmark research and innovation agreement with the University of Cambridge to enhance collaboration…
Punjab Opens 12,500 Internship Opportunities Under New STI Program
The Punjab government has begun accepting applications for the School Teacher Internship (STI) Program, creating new opportunities for aspiring educators across the province. The provincial…




