Sindh’s Ministry of Collegiate Education has taken stringent notice of the increasing cases of unauthorized photography of female teachers, lecturers, and students, and has imposed a complete ban on this practice in all colleges across the province. According to a directive issued by the Director of the Directorate of Collegiate Education Karachi Region, Professor Qazi Arshad Hussain Siddiqui, sharing images on social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and other digital platforms without permission will be considered a punishable offense.
In a circular issued to all college principals, the Director of the Directorate of Collegiate Education Karachi Region has emphasized that the provincial government takes the issue of unauthorized photography of female students and teachers seriously, and has instructed all college principals to take strict action against anyone found violating the ban.
The circular states that the practice of unauthorized photography and sharing of images on social media is not only a blatant disregard for the law but also goes against social and moral values. The government has made it clear that any violation of this ban will result in disciplinary action, including legal proceedings under relevant laws.
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According to the federal Minister of Energy, there are 3.35 crore consumers on the National Grid, out of which 4.66 lakh are on the metering system.
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ANP President, Senator Aimal Wali Khan, stated that he will not hesitate to call out anyone who has ever supported terrorism.
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PPP leader, Senator Shireen Rizvi, has stated that the new National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) policy will slow down the energy transition.
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A change has been made to the Pakistani team. Usman Tariq has replaced Salman Mirza.
The legal representative of PTI Chairman Imran Khan, Barrister Salman Saffder, has ended his meeting with the former Prime Minister.
Indian actress, model, and TV host Mini Mathur has criticized Indian Airlines for not providing a wheelchair for her 86-year-old father, who had to walk almost a kilometer on foot.
Senior Civil Judge Abbas Shah has started hearing a case against Saeed Afridi, the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, for making false allegations against government institutions and damaging the country’s reputation.
PTI leader Javed Akbar has stated that PTI is his home, and that there will be no change in the situation of dissatisfaction, disagreements, and complaints within the party.
In a shocking revelation, three minor sisters, who had allegedly attempted to take their lives by
