Fee Gap Between Public and Private Schools in Pakistan: Understanding the Real Picture. In Pakistan, the fee gap between public and private schools exists—but the reality is very different from what we see in many other countries. Here, most *public school teachers are far more qualified*, better trained, and receive higher salary packages compared to the majority of private-school teachers. Meanwhile, most private schools charge fees based on reputation, not on teacher qualification or educational standards. Let’s explore why this gap exists and what it means for parents and students. 1. Public Schools: Highly Qualified Teachers With Strong Academic Backgrounds Government schools in Pakistan hire teachers through competitive exams and strict merit criteria. This means: Most teachers hold MA / MSc,M phil even Phd degrees. Many have *B.Ed or M.Ed* as professional qualifications. They receive *fixed government salaries*, which are higher and more stable than private school sa...
Energy Crisis in Pakistan Introduction From our childhood we see energy crises and loadsheding in pakistan.Pakistan's energy sector has faced chronic challenges, leading to severe energy crises that impact the daily lives of millions. The major components contributing to this crisis include inefficient power generation, transmission losses, the role of Independent Power Producers (IPPs), load shedding, and overbilling issues. Understanding these factors is crucial for devising solutions that can ensure a stable energy supply for the country. The Role of IPPs in Pakistan's Energy Sector Independent Power Producers (IPPs) have played a significant role in Pakistan’s energy landscape since their introduction in the 1990s. These private sector entities were brought in to address the shortfall in power generation by investing in new power plants and selling electricity to the national grid. Advantages of IPPs: Increased Capacity: IPPs have contributed significantly to th...
