Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan has launched a online portal to register complaints relating to grants of studio educational, which he believed would happen ensure meritocracy and transparency, and uplifting students through ambition e drive.
Connected with Pakistan Citizen Portal, the facility would help fellows to register their complaints e ensure the judicious use of the resources allocated.
At present, the government is spending Rs 28 billion support the education of deserving and competent students. Beneficiaries include approximately 2.6 million students, 72 percent of they women.
Khan said that a team of academics would oversee the portal and drive the government to grant grants of studio in holding of particular fields in view the requests of the market as well as the country.
Said the government he had long received complaints from students for be neglected or delayed in the payment of bags of studio which prompted him to present a technology-based centralized system for verification and definition of criteria of bags of studio.
“Through the bags of studiowe can decide the future course of of the nation development. The proposal of the education system should be nation-building. Subjects (in teaching course) should have a connection with the nation-building […] Considering the technology revolution, we must direct our young people towards the technologyHe noted.
The prime minister said the government also launched a bag of studio Rehmatul-lil-Aalameen with a view to make young people known with leadership skills of Prophet Muhammad (PBSL) and princes of the model of the state of Medina who produced great leaders.
He said any state following these principles would excel and emerge as a welfare state.
He said it was government as well as the responsibility of society to guide young people towards technology And humanity in addition to elevating the people with more hunger And drive.
Prime Minister Khan said the portal wanted also help save your precious time of students and make them concentrate on their education who otherwise it had to go from pillar to post to register your complaints about the studio.
The prime minister also congratulated the team of the Prime Minister’s Performance Delivery Unit (PMDU) for putting in efforts for set up the apparatus and the National University of Science and technology (NUST) for improve the standard educational in Pakistan.
Minister for Education Shafqat Mahmood said the government increased the number of bags of studio in the context of prime minister the vision of enable disadvantaged students.
Said from 2018, the government he gave via record bags of studio to support the future generations.
Mahmood said giving priority to higher education, the government allocated Rs123 billion for it, including Rs42 billion for new schemes.
Furthermore, 28 new universities were established during the last three years, he recalled.
