ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) and the oil industry have reached an out-of-court settlement on a two-year old dispute over fee structure payable by all oil marketing, refining, storage, and pipeline companies...
The two sides have signed agreement that doubles the term of licence for the oil related companies from 15 to 30 years with a fee of Rs2...
ISLAMABAD: The crucial talks between the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) and the oil industry over the new fee structure could not make any progress on Tuesday owing to oil companies’ refusal to withdraw from ongoing litigation...
According to sources, Ogra requested the Islamabad High Court to vacate a stay order issued on a petition of OCAC challenging the legality of the new fee structure under the ‘Pakistan Oil (Refining,...
LAHORE: A meeting of the Punjab cabinet on Thursday approved an amendment bill proposing stricter punishments for selling dead or haram meat and okayed a draft law to regulate fee structure of private schools...
Under the proposed Punjab Private Education Commission Bill 2014, a 17-member commission will regulate private schools grading them for fee structure...
However, I was astonished to see their fee structure...
The admission fee alone is around one lakh rupees...
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court on Monday directed a senior education department official to file till Dec 3 the complete record of fee structure of private schools that had been approved by the provincial authorities...
A three-member SHC bench, headed by Justice Aqeel Ahmed Abbasi, was hearing contempt of court applications with regard to non-implementation of the court’s earlier order about hike in schools’ annual tuition fee...
LAHORE: DCO retired Captain Muhammad Usman on Monday directed owners of private schools to return the additional money they had received from parents on the pretext of increase in monthly fee...
“We will not allow you to increase the monthly fee during the on-going academic year...
LAHORE: Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar on Saturday lambasted the Punjab government for running most of the province’s affairs by establishing public companies and summoned complete record of the salary structure of the officers heading such companies...
The chief justice said the appointment of retired officers against huge salaries to run the public sector companies proved that the government’s departments had failed to...
PESHAWAR: One year after the Army Public School and College Peshawar carnage, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has no plan to conduct judicial inquiry into the gory incident...
He said the provincial government had notified Dec 16 as a public holiday, while educational institutions and departments in Peshawar district would remain closed to honour 144 people, who were killed in the APS terrorist attack, pay respect to them and...
In an attempt to honour the valour of Pakistan Army soldiers, the Punjab IT Board last month released an Android game themed on the Peshawar Army Public School attack in December 2014...
This first-person shooter (FPS) game titled 'Pakistan Army Retribution' is based on the tragedy, when terrorists massacred 144 pupils in what was the country's most brutal terror attack...
PESHAWAR: As the country is set to observe the first anniversary of the Army Public School Peshawar carnage on Dec 16, the government’s failure to meet their major demands, including the start of a judicial inquiry into the terrorist attack, have deepened the grief of the victims’ parents...
The author is a former student of the Army Public School in Peshawar...
Once you enter the gates of the school, there is a long straight road ahead of you, with a playground to the right of the road and the school wall to the left...
KARACHI: As the Sindh High Court (SHC) restrained private educational institutions from raising their fee by more than five per cent, the education ministry on Thursday ordered relevant authorities to ensure that the court orders were fully complied with, officials said...
Shaikh, a two-judge bench of the SHC on Wednesday restrained the private schools from raising their fee by more than five per cent until final orders...
Therefore, no public school or educational board is allowed to collect examination fee from students...
The chief minister issued these directives on Wednesday while taking notice of some media reports that the schools were trying to collect examination fee from students on the ground that the government had not issued directives against it...
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court on Wednesday extended till Dec 12 its interim stay order that restrained private schools from raising their fee by more than five per cent...
Headed by Justice Munib Akhtar, a two-judge bench was hearing a constitutional petition jointly filed by parents of children studying in different private institutions against the school managements for increasing fee by more than five per cent in violation of the...
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court on Tuesday restrained the management of a private educational institute from taking any coercive action against dozens of students for the recovery of exorbitant tuition fee...
A two-member SHC bench headed by Justice Sajjad Ali Shah also put the chief secretary, education secretary, director education, administrator of Generations School and others on notice for Oct 13...