Literacy rate in Pakistan slips by 2%

[TheLahoriGuy]

It really is disappointing to see that there wasn't any increase in KPK. They did a great job in having no decrease in literacy but that won't be enough to support their claims of "reforming KPK" and perhaps the most important, winning seats in the next election

 

[Nexus]

 

[Radio Mirchi]

Can anyone tell what is Pakistan's budget allocation towards education for the year 2017-18? What percentage of GDP is spent for education? Thanks.

 

[Samurai_assassin]

This is partially the reson why people take up arms. They are denied the very basics in life, not by religion but by corrupt democratic rule. I'm not promoting Islamic sharia but democracy is failing to deliver citizens rights. Nawaz, his brother and PMLN are too busy pocketing projects to build roads and other useless projects in Lahore but zero investment in education, health and social care or even sports. No difference from Zardaris PPP rule who along with MQM have made Karachi into an urban slum.