Balochistan’s top 10 students to receive free education for 16 years

Balochistan’s Chief Minister has announced several scholarships for the top students in the country, both girls and boys, so that they can continue their education for free. In addition, the professor who was shot and killed by terrorists in 2010 will have his name engraved on a department at Quetta’s Government Girls Postgraduate College.

Balochistan’s top 10 students to receive 16-year educational scholarships

His speech at the convocation announced that the Benazir Bhutto Scholarship Programme would be launched for the first time in Balochistan. Through this program, the provincial government will provide 16 years of education for the top 10 male and female students in each district who achieve the highest marks in the Balochistan Board’s matriculation exams.

In Balochistan, he stressed the importance of educating women

In his opinion, a society cannot advance unless its women are educated. According to him, Islam emphasizes the necessity of gender-neutral education as well. According to him, there are currently five female deputy commissioners in Balochistan and one assistant commissioner.

Teachers and students will receive 500 laptops

He also announced relief for the teaching staff and students at colleges and universities in Balochistan, saying that the government would provide 500 laptops to the teachers and students.

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Naming A College Department After Professor Nazima Talib

A female professor at Balochistan University, Nazima Talib, was shot and killed by two men wearing masks on April 27 near Sariab Road in Quetta. Her murder had been attributed to the banned Baloch Liberation Army.

He honored the late professor at the inaugural convocation of Government Girls Postgraduate College on Monday. In his opinion, the nation is proud of the martyrs who gave their lives in Balochistan to advance education and peace, and their sacrifices will never be forgotten.

In conclusion

As a result of the Chief Minister’s recent announcements, Balochistan is promoting education and honoring those who have contributed to its advancement. Governments in Balochistan are making significant efforts to foster a more educated and inclusive society in Balochistan by launching the Benazir Bhutto Scholarship Programme, supporting male and female students, and honoring Professor Nazima Talib.