LAHORE: Inspector-general police Punjab Shaukat Javed said that new opportunities of higher education for children of police officers and employees would be available by the implementation of the educational scholarship scheme. He said this, at a meeting in Lahore, regarding the educational scholarship scheme for the children of police employees.Shaukat Javed said that one hundred per cent educational expenses would be reimbursed from the Police Welfare Fund for higher education and in all educational institutes including those approved by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council and it would be given to those children of the police staff in current service, retired or deceased employees who fulfill the requirement of merit.
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Pakistan’s security forces killed at least 13 militants in northwestern Pakistan’s tribal region, said local television on Sunday. The militant were killed in clashes with the security forces in Lakro Sandokhel area of Mohmand tribal agency, private Geo TV channel said.
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Pakistan will push to quickly reopen girls’ schools destroyed by Islamic militants in the country’s lawless northwest, the information minister said.
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Jan. 19 (Bloomberg) — Pakistan will open girls’ schools and protect female students in the north , the government said, after attacks on schools and threats by Taliban fighters to target girls attending classes.
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KARACHI, Pakistan - Pakistan will push to quickly reopen girls’ schools destroyed by Islamic militants in the country’s lawless northwest.
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KARACHI: Sri Lanka may have struggled against minnows Bangladesh in a tri-series held earlier this month but they have landed in Pakistan in a positiv
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NEUTRAL venues are being considered to host Australia’s one-day series against Pakistan in April.
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Pakistan will keep schools open in the troubled north-western Swat valley despite a ban on girls issued by the local Taliban, a minister pledged.
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LAHORESTREET crimes have surged by 18 per cent this week as four persons were killed and 11 others were injured on resisting robbers in the pr
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ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi will brief nearly 80 foreign ambassadors and high commissioners on how Pakistan has handled the situa
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