The ongoing academic year has come with a shortage of textbooks that has significantly impacted the attendance and academic progress of students in government schools and Sindh Education Foundation schools.
Not all students have the financial capacity to afford these books on their own. The government must prioritize the immediate provision of textbooks to address this issue.
Farooque Khoso
Johi
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