In response to claims in the media that linked the two Chinese engineers who were killed in an explosion in Karachi to the ongoing IPP talks, the Finance Division has provided clarification.

The Finance Division issued a statement in which it stated that the government has been in negotiations with independent power producers (IPPs), one of which being the power plant for whom both of the Chinese engineers worked.

The engineers who passed away, on the other hand, were not taking part in the IPP discussions. Consequently, any impression that is formed to this effect by reporting in the media is incorrect and has no basis in reality.

In Islamabad, there was a conference that brought together people from all over the world to discuss ways to improve the educational system.

During his speech at the conference, the Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal claimed that the Pakistani diaspora plays a significant part in enhancing the education sector of the country.

Utilizing the assistance of google.org, the National Rural Support Program has initiated a revolutionary program known as the “Internet Dost” Program. The program’s objective is to close the digital gap that exists in rural areas.

A significant event, internet dost journalist, was hosted by the National Rural Socialist Party (NRSP) at its headquarters in Nowshera as part of a larger campaign to improve digital literacy.