13 hours ago
Teachers still not paid revised salaries after promotion
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The Accountant General of Pakistan Revenues (AGPR) has refused to revise the salaries of teachers promoted under the time scale formula (TSF), saying without creation of new posts the benefits cannot be given to the educators.
15 hours ago
Teachers still not paid revised salaries after promotion
ISLAMABAD, May 21: The Accountant General of Pakistan Revenues (AGPR) has refused to revise the salaries of teachers promoted under the time scale formula (TSF), saying without creation of new posts the benefits
2 days ago
Damaged soon after inauguration: Bridge on Lehtrar Road lying closed
ISLAMABAD, May 20: The newly-constructed Lehtrar Road was inaugurated in July 2011, but bridge on one side of the road has been lying closed for traffic since then
3 days ago
Student fights and politics: Religious groups venturing into QAU
ISLAMABAD, May 19: Although there are six councils in Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU), they have never been involved in politics due to which the environment of the university has been peaceful compared to other universities.
3 days ago
Student fights and politics: Religious groups venturing into QAU
ISLAMABAD, May 19: Although there are six councils in Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU), they have never been involved in politics due to which the environment of the university has been peaceful compared to other universities.
3 days ago
Promotion of college teachers hinges on availability of ACRs
ISLAMABAD, May 18: The departmental promotion committee may drop a number of federal government college lecturers for promotion in its meeting to be held in the last week of May because their annual
19th May, 2013
Promotion of college teachers hinges on availability of ACRs
ISLAMABAD, May 18: The departmental promotion committee may drop a number of federal government college lecturers for promotion in its meeting to be held in the last week of May because their annual confidential reports (ACRs) are missing, it has been learnt.
18th May, 2013
Ex-minister alleges massive rigging
ISLAMABAD, May 17: Former federal minister and PPP leader Firdous Ashiq Awan on Friday alleged massive rigging in NA-110 and 111 and provincial assembly seats of 124 and 125 to benefit the candidates of Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N).
17th May, 2013
Eight varsities lose degree awarding status
ISLAMABAD, May 16: The Higher Education Commission (HEC) on Thursday cancelled the degree-awarding status of eight universities after they failed to meet the set standards.
16th May, 2013
HEC gets degree-verifying status back
ISLAMABAD, May 15: The blame game between the Ministry of Education and Training (MET) and Higher Education Commission (HEC) has finally come to an end.
16th May, 2013
HEC gets degree-verifying status back
ISLAMABAD, May 15: The blame game between the Ministry of Education and Training (MET) and Higher Education Commission (HEC) has finally come to an end.
14th May, 2013
HEC’s power to verify degrees withdrawn
ISLAMABAD, May 13: Friction between politicians and the Higher Education Commission (HEC) is likely to emerge after the Cabinet Division withdrew HEC’s power to verify degrees and handed them over to the newly established Ministry of National Health Services, Regulation and Coordination (MNHSRC)
14th May, 2013
HEC’s power to verify degrees withdrawn
ISLAMABAD, May 13: Friction between politicians and the Higher Education Commission (HEC) is likely to emerge after the Cabinet Division withdrew HEC’s power to verify degrees and handed them over to the newly established Ministry of National Health Services, Regulation and Coordination (MNHSRC)
13th May, 2013
ECP urged to declare polling sans women illegal
ISLAMABAD, May 12: Over 100 women domestic election observers from an international NGO have called upon the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) to declare null and void the elections in areas where women
12th May, 2013
PAT activists say elections will bring no change
ISLAMABAD, May 11: On Saturday, a majority of registered voters of federal capital participated in the election process, however, over 3,000 people, including women and children participated in a sit-in held by Pakistan
12th May, 2013
PAT activists say elections will bring no change
ISLAMABAD, May 11: On Saturday, a majority of registered voters of federal capital participated in the election process. However, over 3,000 people, including women and children participated in a sit-in held by Pakistan
11th May, 2013
TMQ stages sit-in to protest election process
ISLAMABAD, May 10: Zakir Shah, 45, an electrician by profession, will wake up early in the morning on the Election Day (today) and will depart from his house at 7:30am.
11th May, 2013
TMQ stages sit-in to protest election
ISLAMABAD, May 10: Zakir Shah, 45, an electrician by profession, will wake up early in the morning on the Election Day (today) and will depart from his house at 7:30am.
10th May, 2013
FDE spares 112 buses for election duty
ISLAMABAD, May 9: Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) has spared 112 buses of educational institutions for election duty.
9th May, 2013
Housing ministry officer got three houses illegally
ISLAMABAD, May 8: Though the ministry of housing has recently informed the Islamabad High Court that 42 police officials are living in government houses in violation of rules, some senior officials of the ministry are allegedly involved