Chengdu Games: Squash Player Noor Zaman Forced To Retire Hurt In Plate Final
Islamabad: Pakistani squash player Noor Zaman’s World Games campaign ended in disappointment as he was forced to retire hurt during the Plate Event final in Chengdu, China, due to a
Workers Decry Sindh Labor Code, Demand Probe Into Mismanagement Of Welfare Funds
Islamabad: The Workers’ Solidarity Committee (WSC), a coalition of labor, human rights, and social organizations along with intellectuals, has denounced attacks on workers’ rights, the Sindh Labour Code, and alleged
Pakistan’s Nurses Hold Key To Economic Growth, New Study Finds
Islamabad: A groundbreaking report by the Pakistan Business Council (PBC) and Aga Khan University’s (AKU) School of Nursing and Midwifery reveals the immense potential of Pakistan’s nursing workforce to drive
Habib University Explores Reparative Education At Pedagogical Development Week
Islamabad: Habib University’s Pedagogical Development Week (PDW) 2025 tackled the concept of education as a tool for reparation, examining how knowledge systems, relationships, and institutional frameworks can be reimagined. The
Youth Ecopreneur Program Empowers Young Green Businesses With $100,000 Seed Funding
Islamabad: The International Trade Center’s (ITC) Youth Ecopreneur Program (YECO) is providing substantial financial aid and mentorship to young entrepreneurs focused on environmental sustainability, particularly land rehabilitation. The five-year project,
UET Lahore Bids Farewell To Retiring KICS Director
Islamabad: The University of Engineering and Technology (UET) Lahore conducted a farewell event for Dr. Waqar Mahmood, the outgoing Director of KICS, on August 12, 2025. The gathering, attended by