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The PTI Mpas suspension problem remains unresolved

Lahore: The second cycle of negotiations between the Punjab government and the opposition on the reintegration of 26 members suspended from the Provincial Assembly ended on Sunday without any resolution, although the two parties agreed to continue the dialogue in the coming days. According to familiar sources with discussions, the government and the opposition have

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Registration for non -formal education increases by 20%

Islamabad: An increase of 20% was recorded in registrations in the non -formal education sector of Pakistan, according to the national statistical report of non -formal education (NFE). The document was published by Pakistan Institute of Education (PIE). Non -formal education has been described as a “second chance model” which is profitable, flexible and community.

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No progress in talks on the MPA PTI suspended, the dialogue to continue

Listen to the article The second cycle of negotiations between the Punjab government and the opposition on the reintegration of 26 members suspended from the Provincial Assembly ended on Sunday without any resolution, although the two parties agreed to continue the dialogue in the coming days. According to familiar sources with the discussions, the government

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Six dead, 38 injured while the bus plunges into the ravine near Chakri Interchange

Listen to the article Rawalpindi: At least six people, including women and children, were killed and 38 others injured after a passenger bus fell into a ravine near the Chakri interchange on the M-2 motorway on Sunday, which would have accelerated on a slippery road and soaked in rain. According to the officials, the unfortunate

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PTI expelled five MNA for the support of the 26th amendment, research disqualification

Listen to the article On Sunday, Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf (PTI) officially expelled five of its members of the National Assembly for challenging the party’s instructions and voting in favor of the 26th constitutional amendment-a move that the party called “blatant oath, loyalty and parliamentary discipline”. The expulsions were confirmed through official notifications issued by the president

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