Karachi, Pakistan – In a groundbreaking initiative, the Sindh government has taken significant steps to ensure that schoolchildren receive their textbooks on time, marking a revolutionary change in the region’s education system. This move, spearheaded under the guidance of Education Minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah, reflects a sincere commitment by the Sindh government to prioritize education at the school level.The event was marked by a special ceremony at the Sindh Textbook Board’s warehouse in Landhi, Karachi, where Chairman Abdul Aleem Lashari addressed the media. He highlighted the government’s dedication to overcoming challenges and ensuring that every child has access to the necessary educational resources.”Under the directive of Minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah, the distribution of textbooks is in full swing,” said Lashari. “This year, 4.4 million sets of books have been printed and are being distributed to schools across Sindh.”The distribution process, which started on July 30, aims to reach all 30 districts of Sindh by August 15. This timely distribution is unprecedented and is being lauded as a major achievement in ensuring that students have the materials they need to succeed from the very beginning of the academic year.The initiative also includes plans to introduce a paperless education system, with proposals to teach students from grades 9 to 12 through tablets. This forward-thinking approach is expected to modernize the education system and further enhance learning outcomes.The Sindh government’s commitment to delivering textbooks on time is being recognized as a pivotal step toward improving the quality of education in the province. Minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah’s efforts are setting a new standard for educational reform, demonstrating a sincere and proactive approach to addressing the needs of students
Sindh Government Revolutionizes Education by Ensuring Timely Delivery of Textbooks to Schoolchildren
