Islamabad:  Pakistan is the third least performer among countries in terms of gender parity, ranking 151 out of 153 countries in the world on Global Gender Gap Index 2020, report released by the World Economic Forum The gender equality solicited through the global gender gap index report and the empowerment of women for gender equality provides a systematic approach and ...

ISLAMABAD: CPDI demands provincial government of Balochistan to replace ineffective Freedom of Information Ordinance 2005 with a robust Right to information law. This is crucial in light of Article 19-A of Constitution of Pakistan where right to information is recognized as a fundamental human right. Public bodies of Balochistan are reluctant to share information andcitizens of Balochistan are deprived of ...

By: Waseem Nood No one can negate the immense importance of education in this modern era. As,It plays a paramount role in the development and progress of a nation.  The secret of success of developed countries in fact, lies due to education. countries, like China, America and many others have reached to the peak of success and progress on account ...

ISMLAMABAD: The AGAHl Awards 2019 ceremony will be held on 25th November, to mark the elimination of violence against women day. The Awards will be recognizing the efforts of journalists and the media community under the theme of eliminating violence against women and encouraging a pluralistic society enabled by justice and communal rule of law. Elimination of violence against women ...

By: Sami Parvez  Government Atta Shad Degree College Turbat was established on December 20th, 1969 as the Government Intermediate College Turbat, which was the first college in the entire Makran Division. Later in 1974, it was upgraded to Government Degree College Turbat. In 1998, it was renamed in the memory of the great and historical iconic linguistic, poet, writer & ...

No doubt, libraries play paramount role for students and libraries provide opportunities to them to access the books. Libraries are very important in a city where students can calmly study without any disturbance. Being student of University of Balochistan I myself visit there and see the poor condition of library which makes disappoint. Further, where students are facing countless problems ...

   By: Waseem Nood Government of Balochistan has announced 8622 posts of JVT, JET and PTI from grade 7 to 15 in the education department in order to reduce unemployment and make the education of Balochistan result-oriented. However, it was appraisable step taken by the government. Further, the power of recruitment was authorized to Careerer Testing Service Pakistan(CTSP) and put ...

No doubt, Balochistan is the richest province of Pakistan. However, it is facing multidimensional problems. Even though the capital city, Quetta lacks fundamental needs. There are several problems; among them the sewerage system is on top. During rainy season people face huge impediments due to aggravated sewerage system. One cannot walk on the streets when it rains because of drain ...

Balochistan is the richest province of Pakistan, but unfortunately it has been neglected since the beginning. It produces everything, from gas to coal and minerals. However, besides these all Balochistan faces acute problems such as illiteracy, low quality education, worst health system and various other issues. For education, the issue is so grave. 2.3 million children are out of school. ...

By: Munaj Gul Muhammad The advancement of the technologies in the 21st century remain invisible particularly in Turbat, generally in overall Balochistan; though, the technologies and access to internet became the exigent requirement of today’s society, but unfortunately, it remains every day’s epidemic of Balochistan. The province has always been neglected in every sector, be it, healthcare, educational development or ...