CM wants swift financing for Swat Motorway
PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has directed the officials to finalize the mechanism for execution of Swat Motorway Phase-II Project and take necessary steps for the swift approval and...
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PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has directed the officials to finalize the mechanism for execution of Swat Motorway Phase-II Project and take necessary steps for the swift approval and...
A Class 12 student from Uttar Pradesh's Aligarh district has secured a place at the prestigious Stanford University in the US with 100 per cent scholarship.Manu Chauhan, who belongs to Akrabad village was studying at VidyaGyan, a residential ...
The development came during a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Mahmood Khan. The participants reviewed the performance of the board of revenue, said a statement issued here. According to the statement, the forum underlined the need for improving the abyana collection and decided in principle that the abyana collection would be made by the revenue department from the next fiscal year. The chief minister directed the relevant authorities to complete pre-requisites for the purpose in time and submit a summary within the next 15 days. The meeting was attended by revenue minister Qalandar Khan L...
Reply A Farmington educator has received a major award. (Tim Jensen/Patch) FARMINGTON, CT — Leslie Imse, Music Department chair for the Farmington public school system, has been selected as Connecticut Music Education Association's Outstanding Arts Administrator for the 2020-2021 school year. A virtual ceremony will take place on June 22, during which Imse will be presented with a certificate of recognition by members of the CMEA Executive Board. Under her leadership, the Farmington music department has been recognized with numerous performance and education awards. Most notably the town ...
Homeschooling of students and pupils in Luxembourg resulted in a decline in German listening comprehension at Grade 3, while existing learning gaps across the years were exacerbated. These were among the findings of Luxembourg’s school monitoring programme, the Epreuves Standardisées (EpStan), which examined data from over 25,000 learners and included questionnaires with over 15,000 parents. Presented on Thursday by Prof Antoine Fischbach, director of the Luxembourg Centre for Educational Testing (Lucet), the findings were generally positive. Overall students and parents coped well, even i...