Islamabad, Jan 29 (IANS) Pakistan’s education system falters at the transition from primary to secondary education, where a girl completing Grade 5 encounters “an invisible wall”. With distant middle schools, unsafe transport, male-dominated teaching staff and hesitant families, girls are left behind after primary school, while the state failed to act, a report said on Thursday. Writing for Pakistani daily, The Express Tribune, Nishat Riaz, Chief Executive of Malala Fund Pakistan, said tha…
Trending
- Jerax Review (2026): Nagabhushan’s Supernatural Thriller Is a Wildly Entertaining Ride
- Battle (2026) Movie Review — Tamil Rap Drama Finds Its Rhythm in Flashes
- Madhuvidhu Movie Review (2026): Sharaf U Dheen’s Charm Lights Up This Warm Malayalam Rom-Com
- Mercy (2026) Movie Review: A Heartfelt Take on Life’s Most Difficult Choice
- Michael (2026) Movie Review: Jaafar Jackson Reigns Supreme as the King of Pop
- Narasimha Jayanti Prayers: Mahamantra, Katha & Aarti
- Vada Pappu for Narasimha Jayanti – The Sacred No-Cook Moong Dal Prasadam That Asks Almost Nothing of You
- Neer Mor Recipe — The Chilled Spiced Buttermilk That Completes the Narasimha Jayanti Thali