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IE University explores stronger educational ties between Pakistan, Spain Govt taking practical steps to make Pakistan stable, prosperous: Rana Mashood Two Special Education Students’ success in Punjab Art Competition matter of pride for Rawalpindi division: Shumaila Khan RAWALPINDI, Oct 25 (APP):District Education Officer (Special Education) Rawalpindi Division Shumaila Khan has said that the success of two special education students in a provincial art competition is a matter of pride for the entire Rawalpindi Division and has strengthened the resolve to further promote the abilities and talents of special education students. Two students from Rawalpindi Division secured first positions across Punjab in the provincial art competition organised by the Special Education Department, Government of Punjab. Ahmed Ali, a Grade 5 student at Government Special Education Centre, Pindi Gheb, secured first position in the storytelling competition, while Suveira Sohail, a Grade 10 student at Government Middle Special Education School for Visually Impaired, Chakwal, won first position in the solo singing competition. Shumaila Khan congratulated both students, their parents, heads of the respective institutions, teachers and supporting staff on their outstanding achievements. She appreciated the efforts of parents, institutional heads, teachers and supporting staff, saying their guidance, dedication and encouragement had played an important role in the students’ success. The achievements reflect the exceptional abilities of special students and demonstrate that, with appropriate opportunities, training and encouragement, children with special needs can excel at the provincial level and bring pride to their families and educational institutions. She expressed her best wishes for both students and emphasised the importance of continuing efforts to identify, support and develop the talents of special education students. PTI’s 14 years era of loot & corruption eliminated from KP; every penny looted to be accounted for: Amir Muqam Gilani expresses grief over demise of senior journalist Ammar Masood’s sister-in-law Balochistan CM praises security forces for eliminating key militant commander in Killa Saifullah operation Women’s Expo empowers entrepreneurs, opens new avenues for business growth; says RCCI Chief Regional peace vital to Pakistan’s economy, global trade and investment: Qaiser Sheikh Peshawar to vaccinate 1.11 million children against polio from Oct 26 Pakistan pursuing diplomatic efforts to ease Iran-US tensions: Qaiser Ahmed Shaikh Qaiser Ahmed Shaikh visits Chiniot markets, assures traders of redressal of grievances Islamabad Water cracks down on eateries over grease traps IE University explores stronger educational ties between Pakistan, Spain Govt taking practical steps to make Pakistan stable, prosperous: Rana Mashood Two Special Education Students’ success in Punjab Art Competition matter of pride for Rawalpindi division: Shumaila Khan RAWALPINDI, Oct 25 (APP):District Education Officer (Special Education) Rawalpindi Division Shumaila Khan has said that the success of two special education students in a provincial art competition is a matter of pride for the entire Rawalpindi Division and has strengthened the resolve to further promote the abilities and talents of special education students. Two students from Rawalpindi Division secured first positions across Punjab in the provincial art competition organised by the Special Education Department, Government of Punjab. Ahmed Ali, a Grade 5 student at Government Special Education Centre, Pindi Gheb, secured first position in the storytelling competition, while Suveira Sohail, a Grade 10 student at Government Middle Special Education School for Visually Impaired, Chakwal, won first position in the solo singing competition. Shumaila Khan congratulated both students, their parents, heads of the respective institutions, teachers and supporting staff on their outstanding achievements. She appreciated the efforts of parents, institutional heads, teachers and supporting staff, saying their guidance, dedication and encouragement had played an important role in the students’ success. The achievements reflect the exceptional abilities of special students and demonstrate that, with appropriate opportunities, training and encouragement, children with special needs can excel at the provincial level and bring pride to their families and educational institutions. She expressed her best wishes for both students and emphasised the importance of continuing efforts to identify, support and develop the talents of special education students. PTI’s 14 years era of loot & corruption eliminated from KP; every penny looted to be accounted for: Amir Muqam Gilani expresses grief over demise of senior journalist Ammar Masood’s sister-in-law Balochistan CM praises security forces for eliminating key militant commander in Killa Saifullah operation Women’s Expo empowers entrepreneurs, opens new avenues for business growth; says RCCI Chief Regional peace vital to Pakistan’s economy, global trade and investment: Qaiser Sheikh Peshawar to vaccinate 1.11 million children against polio from Oct 26 Pakistan pursuing diplomatic efforts to ease Iran-US tensions: Qaiser Ahmed Shaikh Qaiser Ahmed Shaikh visits Chiniot markets, assures traders of redressal of grievances Islamabad Water cracks down on eateries over grease traps
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NCCIA DG Rizvi meets female stress counsellors, reviews support for cybercrime victims

NCCIA DG Rizvi meets female stress counsellors, reviews support for cybercrime victims
ISLAMABAD, Oct 13 (APP):Director General National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi held a meeting with female stress counsellors to discuss psychological and emotional support for victims of cyber harassment, blackmail and online abuse.
An NCCIA official told APP on Tuesday that the meeting highlighted the important role of stress counsellors in helping victims cope with emotional pressure and mental stress caused by cybercrime.
The meeting discussed how counselling services could help victims overcome fear, regain confidence and seek assistance without hesitation.
The official said victims of online harassment, blackmail and other cyber-related offences often faced emotional difficulties, making psychological support an important part of victim assistance.
During the meeting, the importance of strengthening counselling services and adopting a victim-centred approach was also discussed.
The DG Rizvi also highlighted the need to support the well-being of NCCIA staff dealing with sensitive cases and distressed complainants.
He appreciated the role of female stress counsellors in providing emotional support to victims and helping them deal with difficult situations with confidence and dignity.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)