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Educationist Anita Ali passes away

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August 8, 2014
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KARACHI, Aug 8 (INP): Well known educationist Anita Ghulam Ali passed away here in a private hospital on Friday.

She was admitted in the hospital for the last several weeks and was in a critical condition. Her services in the field of education were highly appreciated across the country.

She also served as the Education Minister of Sindh and Chief Executive of Sindh Education Foundation. Anita Ghulam Ali also read English news from Radio Pakistan for a long time till the news wing was shifted from Karachi to Islamabad.

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