LAHORE: Directorate of Public Instructions (Colleges), Punjab has directed all public sector colleges across the province to hold a Parent-Teacher Meeting (PTM) on January 22, 2026. According to an official notification issued by the DPI Colleges Punjab Dr Syed Ansar Azhar, the primary objective of the PTMs is to share the results of December tests […]
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LAHORE: Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat on Saturday announced an extension in winter vacations for all public and private schools across the province in view of the ongoing cold wave and forecast of extremely low temperatures. According to the announcement, schools will now reopen on January 19 instead of January 12. Officials said the
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LAHORE: Punjab University (PU) Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Ali has formally inaugurated the Centre for Civility and Integrity Development (CCID) at the university. Addressing the ceremony, Prof Dr Muhammad Ali highlighted the pivotal role of universities in social reform and national development. He said that higher education institutions, in collaboration with national and provincial
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LAHORE: NUR-FMS School of Health Sciences celebrated its Convocation 2025 with great enthusiasm, marking an important milestone for graduating students. The ceremony brought together distinguished leaders from the medical and academic community. Prof. Dr. Nadia Naseem, Pro Vice Chancellor, University of Health Sciences (UHS), graced the event as the Chief Guest. The Guest of Honour
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ISLAMABAD: The National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) under Prime Minister Youth Programme, has launched Batch 3 of its nationwide High-Demand Skill Courses, offering youth free 3- to 6-month advanced training opportunities in various fields. The latest batch includes courses across major sectors such as Information Technology, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Livestock, Green Energy, Mining, Banking
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Lahore: Prosecutor General (PG) of Punjab, Syed Farhad Ali Shah, has urged the provincial government to implement a verification system for the credentials of all staff working in educational institutions, in a bid to protect students from potential sex offenders. In a letter to the Provincial Secretary of the Public Prosecution Department, Shah emphasized the
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Lahore: The Special Education Department Punjab has officially awarded the contract for the Chief Minister’s Meal Programme to Fauji Foods Limited, after the company emerged as the lowest bidder in the procurement process. Under this newly signed agreement, Fauji Foods will provide nutritious meals—including milk and biscuits—to students enrolled in Special Education Institutions across Punjab.
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Islamabad: The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has announced 98 vacancies for female lecturers in Islamabad Model Colleges (Ex F.G. Colleges) under Consolidated Advertisement No. 05/2025. According to the official announcement, the positions are available in multiple subjects, including English, Urdu, Computer Science, Mass Communication, and several others. The recruitment aims to strengthen the teaching
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Lahore: In a landmark move to promote inclusivity and equal access to higher education, the Government College University (GCU) Syndicate has approved a complete tuition fee waiver for physically challenged students. The decision was made during the Syndicate’s 72nd meeting, chaired by Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Omer Chaudhry. The meeting also saw the approval
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LAHORE: The Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC) has approved major reforms to its recruitment framework, eliminating the weightage previously given to academic marks and placing greater emphasis on written examinations. The revised system, designed to enhance transparency, fairness, and merit, will come into effect on January 1, 2026. According to the Commission, the decision aims
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