Rs133.66m girls' hostel planned at Khyber College of Dentistry

Peshawar - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Minister Khaleeq-ur-Rehman on Wednesday laid the foundation stone for a six-storey girls' hostel at Khyber College of Dentistry (KCD), to be built at an estimated cost of Rs133.66 million. The 28-room hostel will be constructed from the college's own budget and is intended to strengthen residential facilities for female students and provide them with a secure and conducive environment for education and professional development. Speaking at the ceremony, Mr Khaleeq-ur-Rehman said the project represented more than the construction of a building, describing it as a practical expression of the government's commitment to quality education. CJP seeks nationwide e-filing system to streamline court procedures , women's empowerment and improved facilities for female students. He appreciated the efforts of KCD and said the institution was playing an important role in promoting academic excellence, research, digital dentistry and community-oriented dental services. The minister said investment in educational infrastructure was essential to preparing skilled and competent healthcare professionals for the future. During his visit, the minister inspected various departments and dental sections of the college and reviewed facilities and services available to patients and students. JUI-F decries alleged 'unofficial ban' on leaders' TV appearances KCD Dean Prof Dr Syed Nasir Shah briefed him on the college's academic and clinical activities, available facilities and operational procedures. The minister directed the administration to maintain high standards of patient care, academic training and institutional management and ensure a safe, healthy and conducive learning environment for students. He said continued development of KCD would contribute to strengthening dental education and healthcare services in the province and provide better opportunities for aspiring dental professionals. NA speaker assumes office of acting president