Eight Pakistani universities have been recognized in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings: Asia 2026, marking a significant achievement for the country’s higher education sector. Leading the list is the Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS), which ranked 238th in Asia. It is followed by Air University at 328 and Bahria University at 416. These rankings

Finland’s education system stands as one of the most successful in the world — not because of strict testing or endless study hours, but because it prioritizes balance, trust, and meaningful learning. While many countries still rely heavily on standardized exams and high-pressure academics, Finland took a bold step in the opposite direction, reshaping education around student well-being and

The government has achieved substantial financial relief by saving Rs. 3,600 billion through the cancellation and revision of long-standing independent power producer (IPP) contracts that had placed a heavy burden on Pakistan’s power sector. These reforms mark a major step toward addressing the inefficiencies and high costs that have persisted in the energy system for decades.

Pakistan celebrated a remarkable victory over South Africa in a thrilling One Day International (ODI) match, securing a much-needed win that reignited fans’ passion and restored confidence in the national team. The match, held at a packed stadium filled with electric energy, showcased Pakistan’s balanced performance with both bat and ball, leading to a decisive triumph against one of the

The University of Toronto in Canada has announced fully funded scholarships for the 2026–27 academic year, offering an exceptional opportunity for Pakistani students aspiring to study abroad. Open to both undergraduate and graduate applicants from around the world, including Pakistan, these scholarships reflect the university’s commitment to supporting academic excellence and global diversity.