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Corps Commander Balochistan Holds Special Session with University Students

Corps Commander Balochistan Holds Special Session with University Students

QUETTA: Corps Commander Balochistan Lieutenant General Rahat Naseem Ahmed Khan held a special session with students and faculty of the University of Balochistan, focusing on the province’s development, security, and the positive role of youth. During the meeting, students raised questions on various topics. The Corps Commander provided detailed and thoughtful answers, urging young people […]

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Pakistan ready to counter any aggression: DG ISPR

Pakistan ready to counter any aggression: DG ISPR

ABBOTTABAD: Pakistan’s military spokesman Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry held an interactive session with university teachers and students in Abbottabad to discuss national security, Pakistan-Afghan tensions, and ongoing counterterrorism efforts. A large number of professors and students from local universities attended the session. The DG ISPR said Pakistan has taken “effective steps” against terrorism and

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University of Balochistan reopens hostels after month-long closure

University of Balochistan reopens hostels after month-long closure

QUETTA: The University of Balochistan has reopened its boys’ and girls’ hostels after closing them for one month because of security concerns. The hostels were closed in early July after a clash between two student groups caused worry about possible violence. According to students, the closure of hostels disrupted many students’ studies and worried their

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Merit list delay at BUMHS sparks anxiety among BS Allied Health Sciences applicants

Merit list delay at BUMHS sparks anxiety among BS Allied Health Sciences applicants

QUETTA: Balochistan University of Medical and Health Sciences (BUMHS) has failed to release the BS Allied Health Sciences merit list despite the completion of interviews in the month of May. According to details, the delaying of releasing the merit list causing severe anxiety and worry among candidates who completed interviews several weeks ago. The BS

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Balochistan Board announces Matric results 2025

One in every four students fails in the Balochistan matric exam

QUETTA: One in every four students in Balochistan has failed this year’s matric exams. A total of more than 148,114 students appeared in the matriculation exam of the Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education.  Out of these, 108,870 students have successfully passed the exam, while the rest, which makes 26.5 percent of the total

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NAB briefs BUITEMS students on anti-corruption efforts

NAB briefs BUITEMS students on anti-corruption efforts

QUETTA: Students from the Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS) visited the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Balochistan as part of an anti-corruption awareness campaign. Assistant Professor Dr. Nagina Gul led the student delegation. NAB Balochistan Director General Mr. Nauman Aslam welcomed them warmly. The visit followed the NAB Chairman’s vision to

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Radicalization of Baloch students must stop from "students organizations"

Radicalization of Baloch students must stop from “students organizations”

QUETTA: Students, sent out with hopes of a better future, fall prey to extremist ideologies. These ideologies have no formal monitoring or support system in place, there is little to safeguard these vulnerable youth. The alarming examples of Shadad Mumtaz and Aftab Jatak from Balochistan, among others, highlight how once-peaceful students from tribal regions were

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