By Farzana Chaudhry, LahoreLAHORE: The University of the Punjab is set to establish a model aquaponics site aimed at promoting the fisheries sector and creating new employment opportunities.Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali expressed this vision while addressing a one-day workshop on aquaponics organized by the Institute of Zoology at the university.The workshop was attended…
By Farzana Chaudhry, LahoreLAHORE: Chairman of the All Pakistan Colleges and Academies Association, Rana Ansar Mahmood, has stressed the need to raise awareness among the younger generation regarding the Kashmir cause, calling it a matter of national importance.He expressed these views during his visit to the Kashmir Center Lahore, where he met with the In-charge…
By Farzana Chaudhry, LahoreLAHORE: The 25th session of the Pakistan Philosophical Association was held at the Gymkhana Club Lahore, bringing together scholars, academics, and students for an engaging intellectual discourse.The session was chaired by Dr. Ijaz-ul-Haq Ijaz, while Dr. Sajid Ali, former Head of the Department of Philosophy at University of the Punjab, attended as…
In the end, he added, both Kyiv and Moscow will “have to acknowledge one of two things: either we find a solution and end this war, or we all equally take responsibility for admitting that we didn’t find a solution and continue to kill one another – something we do quite efficiently and professionally.”
Islamabad: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif chaired a high-level meeting to accelerate development projects through Public-Private Partnership (PPP), granting in-principle approval to restructure and strengthen the Public-Private Partnership Authority (P3A). It was decided that P3A will now function under the Privatisation Division and will be overseen by the Cabinet Committee on Privatisation. The Prime Minister…
Tokyo: Japanese automaker Toyota has announced it will reduce its global vehicle production by 38,000 units by November due to the ongoing crisis in West Asia. According to Kyodo News, the cuts will primarily affect trucks manufactured for the Middle Eastern market. The latest reduction follows earlier cuts of 20,000 units in March and 24,000…
