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Rural working women
A report proves once again how wrong perceptions get promoted imperceptibly
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LHC stays OLMT transmission lines work
CJ issues order while hearing plea against tree felling along Canal Road
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Activists, MPAs stress empowering women at grassroots level
MPA's propose the establishment of a forum for sensitising, capacity building of women entering politics
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Working women hostel authority being set up
Daycare centres are being set up to help working women with children
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‘Punjab govt working to provide shelter to the needy’
Provincial minister says mosque and modern health centre will also be set up in Naya Pakistan Housing Project
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Online sales tax system not yet working
The system was supposed to be effective from July 1 this year
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‘Ehsaas Programme aiming at federal-provincial synergy’
To avoid fragmentation and duplication of social protection projects
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Working for a brighter future in Asia
With nearly two decades of strong economic growth
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Doctors and the media
In the recent protests by doctors in Sindh aimed at modification in the current pay structure
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WWA demands strict implementation of labour laws
Working women want fixed quota for women in jobs
Recent Contributors
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Annia Mirza
The writer is a recent graduate from the University of Cambridge, and will be working as a lawyer in a UK-based law firm.
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Sara Raza
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Fareeha Shamim
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Laila A Cassum & Dr Saniya Sabzwari
Laila Akber Cassum: The writer is a senior instructor at Aga Khan University School of Nursing and Midwifery, Karachi. She has a special interest in geriatric care, critical care and teaching and learning pedagogies. Her current work is on online migration of nursing education.
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