Covaxin Roll Out Task To Bharat Biotech Is Un-Realistic: IMCR Ex Chief
Amid talks of Bharat Biotech to roll out Covaxin, ex-ICMR chief NK Ganguly says ‘it takes 18 months to develop
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Tips on Writing an Essay: How to Save a Lot of Free Time
Essay writing task takes a lot of free time, bearing in mind your problem, we created this article to consider
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China’s telecoms carriers push to complete political task of 5G network roll-out amid coronavirus crisis
China is pushing ahead with the nationwide roll-out of 5G mobile services amid the coronavirus crisis, as the country’s three
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Task Force on tech-driven economy being formed in Pakistan
Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar, Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Reform has accentuate the need for transforming Pakistan from agriculture base
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PM Forms Task Force on Technology-Driven Knowledge Economy
Prime Minister Imran Khan has agreed to form a task force on Technology-Driven Knowledge Economy. For monitoring and evaluating the
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PM’s approval to the Task Force on IT & Telecom Sector
Prime Minister Imran Khan give approval to the formation of a 14-member task force on IT and telecom sector comprising
Read moreAccomplish self-harm task and win death
Pakistan is the country where technological advancements is on its peak and everyday new task are introduced. Internet, games, apps
Read moreCybercrimes bill passage still looks a hard task
STAFF REPORT ISB: The government’s proposed cybercrime legislation has met a stumbling block in the opposition-dominated Senate as its chairman Raza Rabbani has vaguely told the government the controversial bill will not be passed unless it is made acceptable to all stakeholders.
Expressing reservations over the very controversial’ draft of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill, 2015, he last week asked the government to initiate fresh consultations while calling for the
Cybercrimes bill passage still looks a hard task
STAFF REPORT ISB: The government’s proposed cybercrime legislation has met a stumbling block in the opposition-dominated Senate as its chairman Raza Rabbani has vaguely told the government the controversial bill will not be passed unless it is made acceptable to all stakeholders.
Expressing reservations over the very controversial’ draft of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill, 2015, he last week asked the government to initiate fresh consultations while calling for the formation
NAVTEC holds 1st meeting of task force on TVET policy
STAFF REPORT ISB: The National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) has recently held the first meeting of the Task Force of National TVET Policy in Islamabad.
TVET experts throughout the country from public and private sector participated in this meeting.
Minister of State for Education, Training and Standards in Higher Education Engineer Mian Baleeghur Rehman was the chief guest of the event. The meeting was held with the technical assistance of GIZ under TVET Reform
Muslim-science.com, MIGHT launch task force on teaching
MONITORING REPORT ISB: Dato Zakri Abdul Hamid, the Science Advisor to the PM of Malaysia, and Prof. Nidhal Guessoum of American University of Sharjah, have launched the Muslim-Science.Com’s Task Force on Teaching of Science. This step seeks to jumpstart a dialogue, discourse, and debate on critical issues and big questions at the intersection of science and religion within the Islamic World. In doing so, it also seeks to reclaim the narrative of science within the Islamic community. "
Contents development a herculean task after 3G-4G spectrum auction
By Sidra Saif
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has successfully, though very late, auctioned the 3G and 4G spectrum licences, however, a million dollars question arises whether an environment would be created where both public and private sectors would be able to cash in on this dramatically faster and set to be widely available mobile broadband internet across the country.
Now the government needs to immediately start work on a plan to maximize the benefits of broadband internet across the socio
Poverty reduction a magical task
POVERTY IS lack of basic human needs like health, education, clean water, nutrition etc. It is a condition in which ones income is not sufficient enough to fulfill his basic needs. It is a curse and something like nobody would want to own. In Pakistan it is not a yesterday born issue, it is eating up Pakistan and now it has spread out its circle to a larger radius now. Historically it began just with independence because of lack of proper resources at that time. In 1980 there was a slight
Task Force for Cyber Security Policy announced
Staff Report ISLAMABAD: Senate Defence Committee has taken an initiative for the formulation of Cyber Security Policy to preserve, promote and protect Pakistan’s national security digitally.This was disclosed by Senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed, Chairman of Senate Defence Committee, while addressing a recently held Cyber Secure Pakistan Conference here.Senate’s Defence Committee has taken the initiative for the formulation of Cyber Security Policy to preserve, promote and protect Pakistan’s
Read moreProf Dr Akram Shaikh: Man behind the task to digitize information resources at PASTIC
By Team Technology TimesProf Dr M Akram Shaikh is the Director General of PASTIC National Centre, Pakistan Science Foundation. He did his MS in Software Engineering in 2000 from University of Huddersfield (UK), and PhD in 2008 on HEC scholarship from Tsinghua University Beijing, China. Dr Akram is also a member of HEC National Curriculum Committee, PEC Accreditation Committee and Board of Studies Committees of various universities. In a detailed interview with Technology Times he shared his
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