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News Desk Peshawar: The state of girls’ education in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa is dismal, out of the 4.7 million out-of-school children in the province, around 66 per cent are girls. Moreover, around 23 per cent of girls cannot reach the…

\News Desk Geneva: In a new alert, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said that more countries now face cholera outbreaks, increasing numbers of cases are being reported, and the outcome for patients is…

News Desk Islamabad: Due to global environmental changes, the intensity of every type of weather is increasing worldwide. Due to environmental changes, many countries around the world are also facing large-scale natural disasters.…

News Desk Peshawar: Climate change is a harsh reality that has a negative influence on life on planet Earth. It is urgently necessary to promote the idea of “green entrepreneurship” in order to battle the threat by directing businesses’…

Asem Mustafa Awan Islamabad: These girls without adequate clothing in a freezing weather are of a school in the remote Leepa Valley in Azad Jammu Kashmir, the region whose future has been in balance at the United Nations for over seven…

News Desk Islamabad: At least six million people are suffering from acute food insecurity across Pakistan after the disastrous floods, according to the World Food Programme (WFP). A recent Food Security report issued by the World Bank…

News Desk Peshawar: The Provincial Meteorological Center (PMC) Peshawar on Tuesday forecasted that rain with moderate to heavy snowfall is likely to occur during the following24 hours in Chitral, Lower & Upper Dir, Malakand, Buner,…

Wraa Noor Islamabad: In Pakistan, the mortality rate of pneumonia is 72 deaths per thousand live births under the age of five, which is an alarming rate, apprised PIMS Child Specialist Dr Traiq. “In the winter season, viral infections…

News Desk Islamabad: National University of Sciences & Technology (NUST) held the ‘Research & Innovation Excellence Awards’ ceremony to honour the dedication of faculty members who excelled in research and innovation. As many…

News Desk Islamabad: Malnutrition costs Pakistan $7.6 billion every year due to the lost labor, health care expenses, and lower productivity of human capital, revealed experts at a seminar held in Islamabad on Wednesday. The experts said…