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Wanted commander among five terrorists killed in North Waziristan IBO: security sources

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The commander, who was believed to be the mastermind behind several attacks on security forces and civilians, carried a bounty of Rs3 million Security forces killed a much-wanted terrorist commander along with four other terrorists in a major intelligence-based operation in the Spinwam area of ​​North Waziristan, security sources said on Thursday. The operation was […]

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CNG stations in KP to reopen today

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ISLAMABAD: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi announced on Wednesday that Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations across the province will resume operations from Thursday (today), bringing much-needed relief to transporters, motorists and the public after weeks of disruption. Addressing a joint press conference in Islamabad along with KP opposition leader Dr. Ebadullah and Provincial Adviser on

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The wave of privatization is shrinking public schools

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RAWALPINDI: Following the privatization and sale of public schools, Punjab has witnessed a record decline in the number of public educational institutions due to privatization and public-private partnership policies, according to education sector representatives. About three and a half years ago, the province had 47,413 public elementary, middle, high, and high schools. The number has

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Adiala prisoners use unique passwords for daily life

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Prisoners describe internal culture, expensive facilities and harsh living conditions RAWALPINDI: Originally built in 1986 for 3,000 inmates and later expanded to accommodate 4,000 inmates, Adiala Prison currently houses nearly 7,000 inmates and remands, making it one of the largest prisons in Asia. The prison includes local and foreign prisoners from countries including the US,

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Punjab’s enrollment crisis continues to deepen

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Experts believe that weak administration, political interference and inadequate budgets worsen the situation LAHORE: Despite Punjab being considered the educational hub of Pakistan, millions of children in the province are still out of school. Government and international reports show that poverty, inflation, shortage of teachers, lack of basic facilities and financial difficulties for parents have

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KP police seek federal security package

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Package to focus on new police stations, strengthening of security infrastructure, establishment of police posts, modern vehicles PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Police has formally approached the federal government seeking a special package to deal with the worsening security situation in the province, especially in its most sensitive southern districts. The package is expected to focus on

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