LAHORE: The Punjab government has activated free Wi-Fi services in girls’ colleges across the province, following directives from Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, in a move aimed at enhancing students’ access to digital learning resources.

A significant step in educational collaboration and youth development was marked on December 4 with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Islamabad China-Pakistan One Heart Step and Cure Home (ICOSH) and the Smart School, Quaid Campus (PWD), Islamabad. The agreement establishes a long-term partnership focused on empowering students and enriching the educational landscape

Indonesia is rapidly establishing itself as a global hotspot for higher education, driven by a surge in university enrollment and a growing population of students of college age. According to a new analysis by the Times Higher Education data team, Indonesia is projected to become the world’s third-largest university system by 2035, surpassing both the United States and Brazil, and trailing only

The Sindh Education Department has officially announced the schedule for winter vacations across the province, covering both public and private educational institutions. The decision was finalized during a meeting of the department’s steering committee, which approved the annual winter break to provide students and teachers with a seasonal respite while keeping academic schedules on track.

Sukh Ram Das, a former government school teacher from Tharparkar, has inspired many after earning his law degree from the University of Karachi at the age of 79. Defying conventional notions of age and learning, he enrolled in the university’s Law Department at 74 and successfully completed his studies five years later.

The Punjab government has opened admissions for the Maryam Nawaz School and Resource Centre for Autism, Pakistan’s first government-run institution dedicated exclusively to autistic children. The initiative, launched under the direction of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, marks a major step toward expanding inclusive education and specialized support services in the province.

The Capital Development Authority has moved forward with a major healthcare initiative as Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa met senior officials of Aga Khan University in Islamabad to advance plans for a modern teaching and tertiary care hospital in the federal capital. During the meeting, Randhawa reiterated CDA’s full support for the establishment of the Aga Khan University Teaching Hospital,

The Sindh Directorate of Private Institutions has issued an official notification instructing all private schools to refrain from forcing students to wear specific colors, designs, or types of warm clothing and jackets during the winter season. This directive, issued under the guidance of Education Minister Sardar Shah, emphasizes students’ right to comfort and personal choice while attending

The School Education Department has announced plans to introduce a mandatory teacher licensing system in 2026, requiring all government and private school teachers to obtain a professional teaching license. Officials confirmed that a summary for approval will soon be submitted to the Provincial Cabinet, and the new framework will tie the extension of contracts for teachers to the successful

The University of Karachi has announced the start of online admissions for its Evening Program for the academic session 2026. Applications are open for BS programs (first and third year), along with a range of diploma and certificate courses. Prospective students can submit their forms and upload scanned copies of required documents through the university’s online admission portal until November