Tag: #SaeedGhani
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Private Schools Association rejects govt order to close schools
Lahore, 4th April: The Private Schools Association has rejected the decision by the Sindh Government to shut down all schools across the province from April 6. According to Baaghi TV’s report, the private school association has rejected the Sindh government’s order to suspend all physical classes till grade 8 for 15 days. The association said…
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Sindh suspends physical classes for two weeks
Lahore, 4th April: Keeping in view the increasing number of coronavirus cases in Sindh Province, the provincial government has decided to shut down all schools from April 6. According to Baaghi TV’s report, the Sindh Education Department has decided to close down all physical classes in the educational institutes till grade 8 from April 6.…
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Schools to remain open during smart lockdown
Lahore, 15th March: Despite the restrictions re-imposed in the province, schools will not be closed in Sindh. Baaghi TV: According to reports, Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani announced on Monday that educational institutions will not be closed during the smart lockdown across the province. While talking to ARY News, Saeed Ghani said that the schools…
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Schools in Pakistan back to regular classes except in this province
Lahore, 1st March: Educational institutions across Pakistan are back to regular classes from today except for Sindh. Baaghi TV: Schools across the country have resumed five-day regular classes from Monday, 1st of March. According to reports, last week the Federal Education Minister Shafqat Mahmood had announced that educational institutions across the country will be…
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Sindh Government opposes the decision of five-day regular classes
Lahore, 28th February: The Sindh Government has opposed the decision of five-day regular classes in schools to resume from Monday. Baaghi TV: According to reports, on Sunday the Sindh government opposed the decision of the federal government allowing schools to resume five-day regular classes from March 1. According to sources, the Sindh Government said that…
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Schools may close if coronavirus cases increase
Karachi, 2nd February: Educational institutes may get closed again if the number of coronavirus cases increases. Baaghi TV: Schools in Sindh might close if the coronavirus cases increase in the province. The announcement by the Sindh Education Minister has come a day after all the educational institutes in the province reopened. Sindh Education Minister Saeed…
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Schools not likely to be reopened in January
Karachi, 23rd December: Keeping in view the rising coronavirus cases amid the second wave it is unlikely that schools across Pakistan will reopen in January the next month. Baaghi TV: It is unlikely that schools would be allowed to resume classes from next month as was decided earlier, said the Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani.…
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Saeed Ghani opposes closure of all educational institutions
Karachi: Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani while opposing closure of all educational institutions said that class 6 and all higher classes should be continued. According to details, Sindh Education Minister Saeed Ghani took a stand in the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) meeting chaired by the Federal Minister for Education that children will not…
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No winter holidays in schools this year
Lahore, 17th November: There will be no winter holidays in educational institutions, the provincial education minister has clarified. Baaghi TV: According to reports, the provincial education ministry has decided not to give winter holidays in educational institutions across the province this year. According to sources, the minister said that due to the coronavirus, there have…
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What happened when Maryam Nawaz’s spokesperson visited Capt. Safdar at the police station?
According to a Baaghi TV report, PML-N leaders have alleged that their comrades who went to th police station to meet Captain (retd.) Safdar, husband of PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz, were not allowed to meet him. PML-N leader Malik Altaf says they went to give medicines and supplies to Captain (retd.) Safdar. The police pushed…