QUETTA | Balochistan Education Minister Raheela Hameed Khan Durrani has said encouraging talented female students and providing opportunities to demonstrate their abilities are among the provincial government’s key priorities.
Education minister distributes Rs10 million in cash prizes on behalf of CM Bugti to students who performed at Balochistan Assembly’s Independence Day celebrations
She made the remarks while distributing Rs10 million in cash prizes on behalf of Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti among female students who presented the national anthem and tableaux at the Balochistan Assembly during Independence Day celebrations on August 14, 2026.
The prize distribution ceremony was held at Government Girls High School, Mission Road, Quetta.
Addressing the gathering, Durrani praised the students for demonstrating talent, confidence and patriotism, saying their performances had brought pride to Balochistan.
She emphasized that co-curricular activities, alongside academic education, play an important role in character development, creativity and building students’ self-confidence.
The minister reaffirmed the provincial government’s commitment to recognizing young talent and expanding opportunities for female students to participate in educational and co-curricular activities.
