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    ‘AISelfieWithDaughter’ Campaign Aims to Strengthen Parent-Daughter Bonds

    Chandigarh, April 8 Sunil Jaglan, who launched the "Selfie with Daughter" campaign years ago to combat female foeticide and promote gender equality, has now unveiled the "AI Selfie with Daughter" initiative.A former Sarpanch of Bibipur village in Jind, he said the idea is to use Artificial...
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    School Enrollment Campaign Launched in Uttar Pradesh

    Varanasi (UP), April 4 Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday accused previous governments of "facilitating cheating" and said that before 2017, "education was not on the government's agenda"."To enable this cheating, it was essential for them that no actual teaching or...
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    UN Report: Pakistan Faces Child Education Failure

    Islamabad, April 2 – The education crisis in Pakistan is a "national disgrace," a leading rights group said on Thursday, emphasizing that millions of children out of school represent untapped potential, lost hope, and a system failing its most vulnerable.Citing data from the United Nations...
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    Rajasthan Govt Schools Begin New Session with Focus on Enrollment

    Jaipur, March 30 – The 2026-27 academic session in Rajasthan’s government schools will begin on April 1 with renewed enthusiasm and widespread public participation. To mark the beginning, "Praveshotsav 2026" is being organized across the state as a large-scale campaign aimed at increasing...
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    Pakistan's Education Crisis: Floods Exacerbate Existing Challenges

    Islamabad, March 26 – As many as 14,343 of the 19,808 schools damaged during the devastating 2022 floods in Sindh province of Pakistan are still awaiting restoration, according to local media, citing official data. Approximately 2,268 schools were completely destroyed, while 3,197 suffered...
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    Pakistan Girls: Challenges in Transitioning to Secondary Education

    London, March 25. Pakistan’s education system continues to struggle to keep girls enrolled in schools. During their early years, young girls in neatly pressed uniforms attend classes, but many disappear from the education system as they reach adolescence, a report reveals."In classrooms across...
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    Challenges to Education in Pakistan – A Report on Enrollment Rates

    Islamabad, March 18 – Nearly 28 per cent of children in Pakistan, aged between 5-16 years, are out of school. Alarmingly, girls are disproportionately affected, with 34 per cent of girls not enrolled in schools compared to 22 per cent of boys, according to local media reports on Wednesday...
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