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21/08/2022

PEMRA Banned Imran Khan’s Live Speech Broadcasting on Television

21/08/2022

Two planes narrowly escaped an accident at Karachi's Jinnah International Airport.

An investigation has been started into the incident whether the situation occurred due to the negligence of air traffic control or the fault of the pilot.

According to the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority sources, a flight of a private airline was scheduled from Karachi to Islamabad to depart at 1pm on Saturday.

20/08/2022

Commissioner Peshawar has ordered to conduct dope test of students in schools, colleges and universities across the provincial capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

According to sources privy to the matter, the staffers from the health and other concerned departments will visit the educational institutes and conduct dope test on students.

“The process will begin from September and anyone who test positive for it will be shifted to rehabilitation centres,” they said.

Gangs selling drugs to students have been busted previously, raising alarm bells among the authorities to take stern action against the peddlers.

In a similar move to keep in check use of drugs among students, the Punjab government decided to bar students using drugs and addictive to smoking from getting college admissions in intermediate part one.

It emerged that those students who are addictive of drugs and smoking will not be given admissions in first-year studies in colleges in a bid to discourage usage of narcotics among the young generation

20/08/2022

The Sindh Education Department has once again directed the private schools to include 'Sindhi language' as compulsory subject in the syllabus of Cambridge system of education.

In a letter written to the country director, Cambridge International Examination (CIE), Islamabad, and Director British Council, the additional director, registration, Rafia Javed, while referring to the existing laws, rules and a joint resolution adopted by the Sindh assembly, asked them to include Sindhi in O' level GCE without any delay.

"Sindh is the multilingual province, in which Urdu and Sindhi languages are spoken and taught in the schools affiliated with the boards functioning under the government of Sindh. As per Sindh (Teaching, promotion and use of Sindhi Language) Act 1972, amendment Act 1990 and resolution passed by the provincial assembly on February 17, 2010, Sindhi is a compulsory subject from class III to IX and taught in all government and private schools in Sindh following the Matric system of education.

The private schools running under the Cambridge system of education on have not yet included Sindhi language in their syllabus as well as in the examination of grade IX and XI," the letter reads adding that as per Sindh Private Educational Institutions (regulation and control) Ordinance 2001, Act 2003 and rules 2005, teaching Sindhi language is compulsory.

The letter has also quoted the registration process of all the educational institutions that have signed the undertaking form to obey all the laws and rules of the provincial government.

"At the time of registration of an institution, it shall ensure teaching of the Sindhi language in accordance with the existing law and rules," the law and rules said.

Ms Javed in the letter has mentioned the population of Sindhi speaking people and said, "Its nearly 36 million which is 18.18 per cent of the total population of Pakistan. The Sindhi language is also spoken in various areas of Pakistan including Sadiqabad, Rahimyar Khan, Rajanpur of Punjab, Lasbela, Sibbi, Qallat, Quetta of Balochistan where more than 0.30 million Sindhi speaking people are residing. It would be unfair if the Cambridge Education Board does not manage to include Sindhi as a subject in the syllabus."

20/08/2022

Two Ethiopian Airlines pilots fell asleep while flying a flight from Sudan's Khartoum to Ethiopia capital Addis Ababa and missed their landing. The incident took place on Monday, according to Aviation Herald, which added that the Air Traffic Control (ATC) raised an alert when flight ET343 approached the airport but did not start the descent. While the pilots fell asleep, the Boeing 737's autopilot system kept the plane cruising at 37,000 feet, the outlet further said. It further said that the aircraft remained on the ground for about 2.5 hours before departing for its next flight.

The ATC tried to contact the pilots several times but couldn't succeed. When the plane overflew the runway where it was supposed to land, the autopilot disconnected. That triggered an alarm, which woke up the pilots, according to Aviation Herald.

19/08/2022

CarFirst has Decided to Shut Down Operations in Pakistan

18/08/2022

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