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ISLAMABADISLAMABAD: Employees of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) continued their protests for the fifth consecutive day and vowed that their protest will continue until the government accept
ISLAMABADISLAMABAD: The age-old saying: ‘Where there is will, there is a way’, has been proved true on World Teachers Day (held annually on October 5) by the staffers of Government Boys Primary School, Dho
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NATIONALISLAMABAD: While the number of new HIV infections has declined globally over the past decade, Pakistan remains one of the few regional countries to witness an increasing number of cases, as the HIV
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NATIONALAn exemplary peace has been restored in the once volatile South Waziristan Agency (SWA) after successive military offensives; however, the rising blasts of improvised explosive devices (IEDs
ISLAMABADISLAMABAD: In a first of its kind in a public sector hospital, a full-scale mock fire-fighting exercise has been conducted at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Burn Care Center (BCC) to ex
NATIONAL--Only four universities make it to the top-1000 listISLAMABAD: The recently-released world university rankings by Times Higher Education (THE) has contradicted the Higher Education Comm
LAHOREISLAMABAD: The Federal Government Teachers' Association Islamabad (FGTA) has presented 11-point teachers’ welfare charter of demands before Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi so as to bring improv
ISLAMABADCDA spokesperson says anti-dengue drive continuing in city effectively ISLAMABAD: Despite the rising cases of dengue patients in the federal capital, the government seems oblivious to
NATIONALThe much-hyped Prime Minister’s Education Sector Reforms Programme (PMESRP) initiated by the then prime minister Nawaz Sharif in December 2015 could face hiccup because of non-release of the much-needed funds for the<a href="https://www.pakistantoday.com.pk/2017/09/24/non-release-of-funds-pm-education-reforms-programme-to-face-further-delay/" title="Read more" >...</a>
