Oxford University Join Forces with Malala Fund to Train Pakistani Teacher-Educators
The University of Oxford has signed a landmark contract with the Malala Fund to support the Pakistani non-government organization Durbeen.
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Zong in Partnership with DCode Offers Affordable Data Bundle with Cygnal 4 Lite
In a significant move to bridge the digital divide in Pakistan, Zong has partnered with DCode to launch an affordable
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Aramco Launches First Fuel Retail Station in Pakistan
Saudi oil giant Aramco has officially inaugurated its first fuel retail station in Pakistan. This development follows the company’s acquisition
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WaterAid Pakistan Marks Global Handwashing Day 2024 with a Call for Collective Action on Hygiene
WaterAid Pakistan held a significant event in Lahore today to commemorate Global Handwashing Day, reinforcing the crucial role of hand
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Petrol and Diesel Prices Expected to Rise from November 1
Petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) prices in Pakistan are expected to rise by up to 78 paisa per litre starting
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Gary Kirsten Steps Down as Pakistan’s White-Ball Coach; Jason Gillespie Appointed as Interim Head Coach
Gary Kirsten has resigned from his position as head coach of Pakistan’s ODI and T20I teams, just six months after
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Sindh High Court Orders MDCAT Retake Within Four Weeks
The Sindh High Court (SHC) has directed authorities to conduct a fresh Medical and Dental Colleges Admission Test (MDCAT) within
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Senior LESCO Officials Face Corruption Allegations in Intelligence Report
A recent intelligence report submitted to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has raised serious corruption allegations against several high-ranking officers within
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Jason Gillespie Calls on Former Players to Refrain from Unnecessary Criticism
Pakistan’s red-ball head coach, Jason Gillespie, has cautioned former players regarding their criticism of the national team. He urged them
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Electricity Bills Set to Decrease in November with Proposed Refund
Power consumers in Pakistan are likely to receive a refund of Rs. 0.7057 per unit on their November 2024 electricity
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