Students urged to pursue education
Parents advised not to be negligent toward their children’s future
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QUETTA:
Balochistan Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chairman Akhtar Hussain Langove has urged children to pursue the path of education as that was the only solution to Balochistan’s problems of deprivation and poverty.
Addressing a ceremony organized by the Children’s Academy of Quetta on Wednesday, the PAC chairman said we could not possibly develop our society without education and should, therefore, enrol our children in schools for a brighter future for both Balochistan and Pakistan.
Province’s schools poised for upgrade in curriculum
“Education has an important influence on both society and an individual’s personality. We must, therefore, revamp education in government schools”, Akhtar Langove added.
Speaking on the occasion, Balochistan Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA) Shakeela Naveed advised parents not to be negligent toward their children’s future as today’s would be tomorrow’s provincial leaders.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 26th, 2019.
Balochistan Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC) Chairman Akhtar Hussain Langove has urged children to pursue the path of education as that was the only solution to Balochistan’s problems of deprivation and poverty.
Addressing a ceremony organized by the Children’s Academy of Quetta on Wednesday, the PAC chairman said we could not possibly develop our society without education and should, therefore, enrol our children in schools for a brighter future for both Balochistan and Pakistan.
Province’s schools poised for upgrade in curriculum
“Education has an important influence on both society and an individual’s personality. We must, therefore, revamp education in government schools”, Akhtar Langove added.
Speaking on the occasion, Balochistan Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA) Shakeela Naveed advised parents not to be negligent toward their children’s future as today’s would be tomorrow’s provincial leaders.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 26th, 2019.