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January 7, 2025

Saif Awan

Maryam Nawaz to jack up Honhar Scholarship Programme up to Rs100bn

Lahore: Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced to increase the amount of Honhar Scholarship Program up to Rs 100 billion at the Honhar Scholarship ceremony held at Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan. She announced to increase additional 20,000 Honhar Scholarships from next year along with the provision of interest-free loans up to Rs 3 crore for new businesses and startups for the youth. She also announced provision of one lakh e-bikes to the students from next year along with establishing e-bike charging stations in the universities and colleges of Punjab. She while addressing the Honhar Scholarship Program ceremony said, “If we look after affairs of the youth, we can change the destiny of Pakistan. We will remove all obstacles in the path of our youth to ensure a better future for them. I was surprised to see young children learning artificial intelligence in China. We will teach our children artificial intelligence, robotics

May 19, 2024

News Desk

Groups in Bishkek target foreign students

LAHORE/ISLAMABAD: Groups of assailants stormed the homes of foreign students in Kyrgyzstan’s capital, Bishkek, following a May 13 brawl between locals and Egyptian nationals, according to media reports on Saturday. Some protesters blocked traffic and vandalized buildings. Security forces made several arrests, according to a statement issued by the Kyrgyz Foreign Ministry. Even Pakistani students were among those attacked by locals in the mob attacks and about 30 of them landed in Lahore on Saturday on a flight from Bishkek. The first batch of students was received by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif instructed his deputy Ishaq

May 18, 2024

News Desk

Pakistani students in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan urged to ‘stay home’ after mob attacks

Pakistani students studying in Kyrgyzstan’s capital Bishkek have been told to “stay home” after they were among foreign students subjected to mob violence by locals early Saturday. So far no death has been confirmed from the country’s mission in the Central Asian state. The violence prompted the country’s ambassador in Bishkek, Hassan Zaigham, to advise all Pakistani students to remain indoors until the situation “returns to normal”. “Due to mob violence around student hostels in Bishkek, the embassy strongly advises all Pakistani students in Bishkek to remain indoors until the situation returns to normal,” Zaigham wrote to X. “We are

February 27, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

Pakistan Embassy in Ukraine accused of abandoning students

KYIV: A Pakistani student in Ukraine lamented the lack of support from the Pakistani embassy amidst the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to the details, the bus of the Pakistani embassy in Ukraine dropped Masooma Memon of Hyderabad 30 km behind the Polish border. Masooma is forced to walk with her classmate. Pakistani student Osama Ahmed is also walking towards Poland with his classmates. He says the embassy’s only job was to arrange a bus that landed 30 kilometres behind the border. Osama said he did not know if he would be allowed to cross the Polish border. Student Joshua

February 25, 2022

The Pakistan Daily

Pakistani student in Ukraine laments lack of support from embassy

KYIV: A Pakistani student in Ukraine lamented the lack of support from the Pakistani embassy amidst the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to the details, in a video, circulating on social media, a Pakistani student stuck in Ukraine said that the embassy asked him to cancel his ticket to Kyiv promising students safe evacuation but after Ukraine Invasion no help was provided. Another student said, ” We are in a helpless situation as there was no information from Pakistani authorities. We are facing problems with food and water also. We heard the sounds of bombing a couple of hours ago

January 19, 2021

Abdullah Zahid

Pakistani students head back to school after almost 2 months

ISLAMABAD: Educational institutions in Pakistan, which were closed down in November last year in a bid to stop the spread of the second coronavirus wave, have reopened for classes 9 to 12 and O and A Levels from today (Monday) as per standard operating procedures (SOPs). The Federal Minister for Education Shafqat Mehmood on late Sunday evening took to micro-blogging site Twitter and wished good luck to the students who are back to schools and colleges from today (Monday). “Tomorrow classes 9 to 12, O and A level go back to school/ college. Wish them the very best,” the minister

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