PESHAWAR
\nHigher Education Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was initiating establishment of 100 more colleges including 70 women and 30 boys this year in the province.
\nThis was informed in a meeting of standing committee of the provincial assembly on higher education and archive library held here Monday under the presidentship of Chairperson of the committee MPA Madiha Nisar.
\nThere are a total of 274 colleges though out the province under the administration of Higher Education Department of which 150 are boys and 124 colleges are women.
\nThe higher education department is taking practical steps to establish a total of 100 colleges, 30 more boys and 70 women to provide best opportunities of quality education to people.
\nThe meeting was attended by members of the committee including MPA Liaqat Ali Khan, Shakeel Bashir Khan, Rabia Basri, Asiya Saleh Khattak, Rehana Ismail, Anita Mehsud and MPA Dr Sumaira Shams, and Vice Chancellor and Head of Department of Psychology Islamia College University Peshawar, in-charge Principal Government Girls Degree College Jandol Lower Dir, Assistant Advocate General and Section Officer Law Department.
\nChairperson Madiha Nisar expressed concern over the M.Phil Batch 2017-19 Psychology department Islamia College University Peshawar has not received degrees yet.
\nDr. Sumaira Shams pointed out lack of teaching staff and other basic facilities at Government Girls Degree College Jandol, Lower Dir.
\nIslamia College University Peshawar, Department of Psychology was directed to issue provisional certificates immediately to the students, while within the next two months the university must issue original degrees to them.
\nMadiha Nisar lauded the efforts of the Higher Education Department for providing teaching staff in Government Girls Degree College Jandol Lower Dir.
\nChairperson Madiha Nisar also issued orders to brief the committee members regarding facilities and requirements required at Government Girls Degree College Jandol Lower Dir in the next meeting.
\nShe also issued orders to brief the members on the required information regarding Lal Qila College Lower Dir, Samar Bagh and Ladha College South Waziristan in the next meeting at the request of the committee members.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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