So be classy, put your money where your mouth is and refuse to take it. Bhik mangi bhi karni hai, US visa bhi chahiye magar IllUmInAtI saajish ke r*ndi ronay bhi karne hain.
737 MAX
Likes of Henry Kissinger, Aun San Suu Kyi have received Nobel prize.
US Congress passes Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act for Pakistani women
The bill expands number of scholarships to women in Pakistan under a merit and needs-based programme
APP January 04, 2021
Pakistani Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai.
NEW YORK:
The US Congress has passed a bill named after Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai that expands the number of scholarships to women in Pakistan under a merit and needs-based programme, according to the information posted on the congressional website.
The ‘Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act’ was passed by the House of Representatives in March 2020, and the US Senate adopted it by a voice vote on January 1, 2021.
It has now been sent to the White House for US President Donald Trump to sign it into law.
The bill requires the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to award at least 50 per cent of scholarships under a Pakistan-based higher education scholarship programme to Pakistani women, from 2020 to 2022, across a range of academic disciplines and in accordance with existing eligibility criteria.
The USAID is also required to consult with and leverage investments by the Pakistani private sector and Pakistani diaspora in the United States to improve and expand access to education programmes in Pakistan as per the norms of the bill.
The agency has to brief the Congress annually on the number of scholarships awarded under the programme, including breakdowns by gender, discipline, and degree type.
The percentage of recipients who were involuntarily pushed out of the programme for failure to meet programme requirements; and the percentage of recipients who dropped out of school, including due to retaliation for seeking education will also be calculated.
Since 2010, the USAID has awarded more than 6,000 scholarships for young women to receive higher education in Pakistan. The bill expands this programme.
US Congress passes Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act for Pakistani women | The Express Tribune
The bill expands number of scholarships to women in Pakistan under a merit and needs-based programmetribune.com.pk
Maybe all "save the children" NGOs really were helping the people. Or you live under a rock. Instead of US scholarship. Learn some European language like German and go to free University there.
Or maybe stop being a fence hopper and stay in Pakistan. Make it better.
Well I did not do it by choice. Tbh kinda feel trapped here. I would not even know how to start again in Pakistan since that would require tagri party at almost every turn. I've gotten used to everything being done without sifarish and bribes
Well I did not do it by choice. Tbh kinda feel trapped here. I would not even know how to start again in Pakistan since that would require tagri party at almost every turn. I've gotten used to everything being done without sifarish and bribes
I graduated ages ago so don't need that scholarship.
That guy is textbook example of Aql-e-kul syndrome which is quite common among self loathing section of Pakistanis.
How many Indians have won Nobel prize in science since the birth of India in 1947?
I hope you're not panah guzeen in the West.I graduated ages ago so don't need that scholarship.
hum goroan say panah lay tay nahi, panah day tay hain...
Absolutely correct. They'll be making us sing the star spangled banner and declare gender neutrality just to access these funds. Let's wait and see.
When has that happened?
4 in sciences and 1 in economics.
Malala is a new stratigcal trap for Pakistan...US Congress passes Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act for Pakistani women
The bill expands number of scholarships to women in Pakistan under a merit and needs-based programme
APP January 04, 2021
Pakistani Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai.
NEW YORK:
The US Congress has passed a bill named after Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai that expands the number of scholarships to women in Pakistan under a merit and needs-based programme, according to the information posted on the congressional website.
The ‘Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act’ was passed by the House of Representatives in March 2020, and the US Senate adopted it by a voice vote on January 1, 2021.
It has now been sent to the White House for US President Donald Trump to sign it into law.
The bill requires the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to award at least 50 per cent of scholarships under a Pakistan-based higher education scholarship programme to Pakistani women, from 2020 to 2022, across a range of academic disciplines and in accordance with existing eligibility criteria.
The USAID is also required to consult with and leverage investments by the Pakistani private sector and Pakistani diaspora in the United States to improve and expand access to education programmes in Pakistan as per the norms of the bill.
The agency has to brief the Congress annually on the number of scholarships awarded under the programme, including breakdowns by gender, discipline, and degree type.
The percentage of recipients who were involuntarily pushed out of the programme for failure to meet programme requirements; and the percentage of recipients who dropped out of school, including due to retaliation for seeking education will also be calculated.
Since 2010, the USAID has awarded more than 6,000 scholarships for young women to receive higher education in Pakistan. The bill expands this programme.
US Congress passes Malala Yousafzai Scholarship Act for Pakistani women | The Express Tribune
The bill expands number of scholarships to women in Pakistan under a merit and needs-based programme
