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By Zahir Shah Sherazi PESHAWAR:Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Masood Kausar on Wednesday said that majority of the Pakistani Taliban were in favour of the anti-polio drive but only few of Pakistani Taliban fractions were against the campaign,DawnNews reported. . . . →Read More:KPK Governor claims majority of TTP members support anti-polio drive  Leave a comment  Health  anti-polio,anti-polio drive at Peshawar,Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Masood Kausar,jirgas,KPK Governor claims majority of TTP members support anti-polio drive,majority of the Pakistani Taliban,majority of the Pakistani Taliban were in favour of the anti-polio drive,Pakistani Taliban,PESHAWAR The Peshawar High Court is to establish mobile courts first in Peshawar,Bannu,Chitral,Malakand and Abbottabad and later in other parts of the province after introduction of the necessary laws,the Justice Coordination Group was told here on Thursday. The group met at Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Judicial Academy under the auspices of UNDP. Participants,including . . . →Read More:UNDP backs mobile courts in KPK PESHAWAR:University of Peshawar and University of Erfurt,Germany on Tuesday signed an agreement for internationalisation of higher education. Under the agreement,the two universities will help each other in academics,cultural exchange and research,according to a news release issued here. . . . →Read More:UoP and University of Erfurt finalize agreement on higher education Leave a comment Education German varsity ink accord,mass communication,PESHAWAR,political science,University of Erfurt,University of Peshawar,University of Peshawar and University of Erfurt signed an agreement for internationalisation of higher education,UoP,UoP and University of Erfurt finalize agreement on higher education By Aroosa Shaukat LAHORE: Aiming to entice more young readers by portraying books not just as sources of learning but also of fun and entertainment,organisers launched the month-long Oxford Book Fair 2012 in 11 cities and 14 locations across the country on Monday. . . . →Read More:Book fairs set up in 11 cities Leave a comment What's On! Abbottabad,Alif Laila,annual OUP book fair,Book Fair,Book Fair 2012,Book fairs set up in 11 cities,Dosti Kitabon Say,Faisalabad,For Pakistan,Friendship with Books,Hyderabad,Islamabad,Karachi,Lahore,Literacy and learning,Month-long book fair launched in 11 cities,Multan,Oxford Book Fair 2012,Oxford Mobile Bookshop,Pakistan,PESHAWAR,Quetta,Sargodha,Shah Nawaz Bhutto Library in Larkana,Sukkur,Tilism-i-Hoshruba series,young readers By Noorwali Shah PESHAWAR: Green Star Social Marketing in collaboration with the population and health department launched a new project to reduce the infant mortality rate across Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa. . . . →Read More:Peshawar:govt starts project focusing on mother and child health Leave a comment Health benefits of gaps between births,Chamakta Sitara,Chamakta Sitara Project,Doctors to provide health services to women and children at home,Govt introduces project to curb infant mortality rate,Green Star Social Marketing,Green Star Social Marketing in collaboration with the population and health department launched a new project to reduce the infant mortality rate across Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa,infants,lady health workers,Mother and Child Health,mothers,PESHAWAR,Peshawar:govt starts project focusing on mother and child health,project Chamakta Sitara,project focuses on educating people on mother and child health,reduce the infant mortality rate PESHAWAR: Two people died while three people including two foreigners sustained injuries,when a powerful bomb ripped through the Abdara area on University Road in Peshawar,Express News reported Monday. The blast occurred near the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). . . . →Read More:2 killed,3 injured from blast near UNHCR office in Peshawar PESHAWAR: Two bombs were defused in Sheikhan and Matani villages on the outskirts of the city,while a third exploded. A bomb was defused in Sheikhan village. Police said that the remote-controlled explosive device had been buried in the ground intended to attack police vehicles on patrol. . . . →Read More:Police defuse two bombs while third explodes in Peshawar PESHAWAR - Eighty-eight Afghan refugees,including those from the Tribal Areas,have been found to be infected with AIDS,and also include 10 Afghan refugee women. Sources from the Health Department said Pakistan and Afghanistan’s authorities had been known to have evolved a joint strategy to detect and prevent AIDS among Afghan refugees. . . . →Read More:Afghan Refugees suffering from HIV By Muhammad Hamid Zaman Somehow,science and the Pakistani society have never really formed a bond. There is always a little tension,some suspicion and plenty of misunderstanding. Our suspicion does not help our ability to think rationally,analyse critically and innovate for the future. It would be unfair to say that the burden . . . →Read More:Science and our people By Hidayat Khan PESHAWAR: Civil society members on Monday staged a protest demo outside the Peshawar Press Club against a jirga’s decision in Kohistan condemning four women to death for dancing and singing with men at a wedding ceremony. . . . →Read More:Protests carried out against recent rulings of jigra system Leave a comment Oppression Civic society demands an end to jirga system,civil society members,Death to four women,ensure protection to the women,four women to death for dancing and singing with men at a wedding ceremony,jirga system,jirga’s decision in Kohistan condemning four women to death,PESHAWAR,protest demo against a Jirga decision in Kohistan,Protests carried out against recent rulings of jigra system,Woman Recourse Centre demanded an end to the jirga system | |||
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