Girls’ madrassas expanding at a dramatic rate
LAHORE: There are more than 1,900 registered madrassas for girls in Pakistan. And the female madrassas are expanding at a dramatic rate, educating almost a quarter of a million girls
LAHORE: There are more than 1,900 registered madrassas for girls in Pakistan. And the female madrassas are expanding at a dramatic rate, educating almost a quarter of a million girls
By Shamim Bano Karachi: Thirteen-year-old rape victim Nasima Lubano recorded her statement in the court of District and Session Judge (South) Faheem Ahmed Siddiqi on Friday. Two types of statements
By Abdul Aziz NAUSHAHRO FEROZE: Four people, including two women, were killed and another was kidnapped in Ramzan Gordani village near Moro on Friday. Chandio tribesmen, peasants of Khera village,
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