Tag: #Exams
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NCOC Announces Exam Decision, Reopening of Educational Institutes
The National Command and Operation Center (NCOC) meeting lasted only fifteen minutes due to unavailability of ministers without any result. According to details, the NCOC meeting on the opening of educational institutions ended without any result due to unavailability of ministers.Earlier, the NCOC meeting on school reopening was scheduled for July 18, 2021. The meeting…
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#CoronavirusPakistan Trends on Twitter in Pakistan
Recently, with news of a possible 4th wave of coronavirus in Pakistan, the hashtag #CoronavirusPakistan has been trending, being a hot topic among social media users. Now that the exams have also been happening properly, live in physical halls, students have a lot to be disappointed about. https://twitter.com/MemePoint7/status/1415626490344054787 Are schools, colleges and universities making us…
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Students’ Demands Will be Heeded, Claims Senator Irfan Siddiqui
Representatives of students protesting for examinations met with Chairman Senate of Standing Committee on Education and Vocational Training Senator, Irfan Siddiqui, today at his office and put forth their demands. According to the details, Chairman Committee has heard and assured the students that their demands will be thoroughly considered and that the concerned Ministry will…
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NCOC Announces To Resume Indoor Dining
According to reports, NCOC has announced to allow indoor dining across Pakistan from July 1. The National Command and Operation Centre(NCOC) has announced to eased covid-19 restrictions around the country. It has decided to lift major lockdowns. Restaurants will be allowed to open their indoor dining from July 1. Although, SOPs are still required to…
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#resignshafqatmehmood Becomes Top Trend
The most important thing on Twitter today is the top trend of resignation of Federal Education Minister Shafqat Mahmood demanded by students and other citizens. A user named Aleeha says why don’t you understand that our lives are in danger because of your wrong decisions, and then you went to court and kept arguing…
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Online classes to continue, Shafqat Mahmood addresses a media briefing
Lahore, 12th April: Federal Minister for Education has announced that online education will continue in the country amid the third wave of coronavirus. Baaghi TV: Addressing a media briefing in Islamabad, the Education Minister said that keeping schools closed is a very difficult decision. Although online education is being conducted, there is no substitute for…
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Asim Azhar joins #ExamCancelHoga protest on Twitter
Students have been protesting against the government’s decision on their examinations demanding the government to go through their decision once again and reverse it. #ExamCancelHoga became hashtag trend in Pakistan on Twitter with people sharing their opinions and carrying out a protest on social media platform. Asim Azhar, a well known singer, tweeted in the…
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Bangladesh announces not to conduct O and A Level exams held by Cambridge board
Lahore, 29th March: The government of Bangladesh has announced not to conduct the O and A Level examinations in the country this year. According to reports of Baaghi TV, with the increase in coronavirus cases and situation getting worse in Bangladesh, the education ministry has decided not to conduct Cambridge exams in the country. According…
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Exam dates to be announced in a couple of days, says Murad Raas
Lahore, 26th March: Punjab Minister for Education Murad Raas refuted all the rumours about the exam dates in the province. According to reports of Baaghi TV, Murad Raas shared a message on Friday that any update regarding the examination dates in Punjab will be conveyed through him only. He clearly indicated that any other sources…
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See how LGS & Beaconhouse are playing with the lives of students
Lahore, 17th March: With the increasing number of coronavirus cases in Pakistan, some elite schools of the country are playing with the lives of students. According to reports of Baaghi TV, two of the most prestigious schools of Pakistan are found disregarding the restrictions set by the government to contain the spread of the coronavirus…