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    Governance

    Council of ministers okay election draft

    KABUL (PAN): The Council of Ministers Secretariat on Monday verified the new draft of the election laws and it would be submitted to the parliament for approval, an official said.



    Governance

    Khan rebuts allegations, survives trust vote in Parliament

    KABUL (PAN): Minister of Water and Energy on Monday won the vote of confidence in parliament after he was summoned by lawmakers to answer questions on certain allegations.



    Education

    Students’ vacation extended for three months

    KABUL (PAN): The Ministry of Higher Education has extended students vacation for three months following the students clash during the Muharram celebration in Kabul University last week.



    Health

    Over 1,300 HIV cases registered in Afghanistan

    KABUL (PAN): The Public Health Ministry on Saturday disclosed that 1,327 HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) cases have been registered across Afghanistan, mostly among intravenous drug users.



    Education

    Education Ministry to rehire contractor teachers

    KABUL (PAN): The Education Ministry is trying to save nearly 5,000 contract teachers who are likely to lose their positions under a new government ruling that comes into effect next month, an official said on Thursday.   



    Health

    Deserving patients to get free blood

    KABUL (PAN): Deserving Afghan patients would be offered free blood over the next six months, the Central Blood Bank chief announced on Tuesday.



    Health

    Experts discuss ways of polio eradication

    KABUL (PAN): New ways are being explored to eradicate the crippling polio disease from Afghanistan, a public health ministry official said on Tuesday.



    Education

    Students unhappy with ministry decision

    KABUL (PAN): Some students are unhappy with the closure of four state-run universities in Kabul for the next 10 days in the wake of violent clashes that left one student dead and dozens others wounded, officials said on Sunday.



    Security and Crime

    4 Kabul universities closed after violence

    KABUL (PAN) Four major state-run universities were closed for the next 10 days in the wake of violent clashes that left one student dead and dozens wounded, officials said on Sunday.



    Security and Crime

    Pakistan to end cross-border attacks: Din Mohammad

    KABUL (PAN): Pakistan has assured a High Peace Council (HPC) delegation, led by Salahuddin Rabbani, of an end to cross-border incursions into Afghanistan, an official said on Sunday.