The education authorities in Pakistan closed all education institutions from November 26, and asked them to take online classes. Many students are facing a lot of problems as they don’t have strong internet connection. A majority of students buy data bundles offered by different mobile network companies. The prices of these internet packages, however, are too high – some companies charge Rs330 per week for 15GB. Distance learning is not a financially viable option for many students. The authorities should pay attention to this issue and take steps to provide internet packages at affordable rates. Our careers are at stake.
Noraiz Akhtar
Sukkur
The substantial increase in used car imports witnessed in the first quarter of this year is alarming. This significant...
It is against the national interest to cast aspersions, which cannot be substantiated, about foreign countries with...
Will Pakistan always require the heavy hand of the IMF to boost its economy? The conditions of the multilateral lender...
Much has been said about overpopulation and the need for the country to control its rapidly growing population. I...
The Punjab chief minister's initiative to provide e-bikes to students seems like a very unnecessary proposal. Back in...
This refers to the news report ‘FBR mulling options to penalize unregistered traders’ . While the imposition of an...