Dr Sajida Iffat Mukhtar has received a PhD in Social Sciences from Amazon College in Sri
Lanka for her research on the Kalash Valley.

She previously served as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Education of Attock district. Her
academic achievement reflects her dedication to education and research.

The degree was awarded during the college’s 18th annual convocation ceremony held in
Colombo. The ceremony celebrated the achievements of graduates and recognised their efforts
in different academic fields.

Dr Sajida completed her doctoral research on the effects of modernisation and social change on
the communities of the Kalash Valley.

Her research was titled “The Impacts of Modernity and Social Change on the Communities
of the Kalash Valley.”

The study explores how modern lifestyles and changing social conditions have affected the
traditional communities living in the Kalash Valley.

It also examines how these changes influence their culture and daily lives. The research
highlights the importance of understanding social development while respecting traditional
values.

The Kalash Valley is known for its unique culture and traditions. Its communities have
maintained their distinctive identity while experiencing changes in modern society.

Dr Sajida’s research helps explain how communities respond to modernisation and social
transformation. It also highlights the importance of protecting cultural heritage during periods of
development.

Along with her academic achievements, Dr Sajida has made valuable contributions to the
education sector in Attock district.

During her professional career, she worked to support educational development and improve
the local education system.

Her efforts focused on promoting education and encouraging positive changes in schools. Her
services have received appreciation from different circles.

Her latest achievement recognises her academic dedication and professional experience. It also
highlights the importance of research in understanding communities and their changing social
conditions.

Dr Sajida’s success is an important milestone in her academic journey. Her research provides
valuable insight into cultural change and the experiences of traditional communities.

Her achievement also brings recognition to her contributions to education and research. It
reflects the importance of learning and studying social development.

Source: Original news information provided.

Fatima Khan