Sindh’s 1977 Assembly Election Turnout Reflects Urban-Rural Divide
Karachi: Sindh’s Provincial Assembly elections in 1977 saw a voter turnout of 34.1%, with 2.29 million votes cast out of 6.71 million registered voters. This turnout highlights the urban-rural divide
President Zardari Extends Greetings to Nepal on Constitution Day
Islamabad: President Asif Ali Zardari has extended his greetings to the Government and people of Nepal on the occasion of their Constitution Day, which is also celebrated as the National
Zimbabwe to Host West Indies for Historic Women’s Cricket Series
Harare: Zimbabwe Cricket has announced that the national women’s team will host the West Indies for a historic three-match ODI series and a subsequent T20I series, marking the first bilateral
Sri Lanka and India Secure Semi-Final Spots in Asian Games Women’s Cricket
Nisshin: Sri Lanka and India have advanced to the semi-finals of the women’s cricket competition at the Asian Games, achieving decisive victories against Malaysia and Japan, respectively. Their wins place
Engineer Turned Mentor: A Journey of Support and Achievement
Nairobi: Years after graduating from the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications, a former student found himself in a bind over a missing clearance form, necessary for
University of Central Punjab Introduces Faculty Development Course on Postgraduate Research Supervision
Lahore: The University of Central Punjab has launched a faculty development course titled “Supervising Projects and Dissertations” aimed at enhancing postgraduate research supervision. The 16-contact-hour course is led by Prof.