Previously, women were prohibited from working as bus drivers, but today ten buses in the capital are in the capable hands of women.
Natalia Karaeva is one of the first women to take the route in the city after the ban on driving buses in Tashkent was lifted. She has over fourteen years of experience working as a conductor and now drives bus number 2 every day.
This story tells about a woman who demonstrates that it is never too late to start a new chapter in life. The article touches upon how passengers received the female driver, why she decided to change professions after many years of experience in public transport, and what help enabled her to realize a long-held dream.
As part of the National Guard championship in sports combat, a high-level competition program was organized at the Directorate of the National Guard of the Syrdarya Region. This event contributed to strengthening the physical fitness of servicemen, improving sporting skills, promoting a healthy lifestyle, and reinforcing an atmosphere of mutual solidarity and healthy competition among teams.
Servicemen from the Republic of Karakalpakstan, various regions, and special units participated in national combat competitions, demonstrating their mastery. The fights took place in a tense and fair atmosphere, where participants showed a high level of physical readiness, technical preparation, endurance, resilience, and a strong desire to win.
Each bout was conducted based on the principles of sports ethics, honesty, and mutual respect, which once again confirmed that the competition was held in a fair and dignified spirit. Furthermore, the fights highlighted the invaluable role of sports in enhancing the fighting spirit and professional skills of servicemen. The main goal of the tournament was to develop the physical capabilities of servicemen, widely promote a healthy lifestyle among them, increase interest in sports, and identify the strongest athletes.
Following the heated matches, the team of the National Guard Directorate for the Republic of Karakalpakstan took first place in the team standings. The 'Qalqon' brigade won second place, and the 'Sarboz' brigade team took third place. At the awards ceremony, diplomas, cups, and souvenirs were solemnly presented to the winners and prize-winners. Their achievements were recognized as a deserved result of dedication to sports, regular training, and strong will.
The statute of limitations is defined as the period established by law for protecting human rights through the court. However, there are certain requirements that are not limited by the statute of limitations, allowing one to appeal to the court at any time.
According to Imomali Tuev, an employee of Tashkent State Law University, the requirements that are not subject to the statute of limitations include the protection of personal property rights and intangible assets. These include honor, dignity, privacy, as well as name and surname.
A citizen's right to demand the return of their own funds from bank deposits or receive compensation from a deposit guarantee agency is not dependent on time. Furthermore, in case of harm to a citizen's health or life, even if the appeal to the court is delayed, compensation will be paid for the last three years.
If material damage is caused as a result of a crime, the person affected by the crime can appeal to the court regardless of how much time has passed. Also, the statute of limitations is not limited for claims to terminate any violations of the rights of an owner or another holder, even if these violations are not related to the deprivation of ownership (according to Article 231 of this Code). The statute of limitations also does not apply to the return of objects of historical and cultural heritage, as well as to the return of national wealth exported from the country before gaining independence, such as artifacts, works of art, and ancient items.
The author emphasizes that the passage of time does not mean the loss of rights. If the issue falls into the categories mentioned above, it should be considered that the possibility of protecting one's rights remains, despite the expiration of the statute of limitations. The basis for these provisions is Article 163 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The entrance exams were conducted to select talented youth, objectively assess their intellectual potential, and open up broad avenues in modern education. This task is one of the priorities in the country's educational policy.
Test assessments were organized at the branch of the Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Specialized School in the Syrdarya region in accordance with these principles for admitting students for the 2026–2027 academic year. The admission processes, which took place simultaneously across the republic, were also carried out at a high level in the Syrdarya region.
Candidates took tests in mathematics and English. The exams were organized in several locations: at the district unit of the Agency for Knowledge and Ability Assessment, in the hall of individual competitions of the Guliston Center for Training for Olympic and Paralympic Sports, at the specialized gymnastics school, and in the buildings of the Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Specialized School branch in Guliston.
This year, 3633 students participated in the admissions campaign. Safety, order, and objective assessment requirements were fully provided for them. All classrooms were equipped with the necessary technical means, ensuring equal opportunities for every candidate. This has become an important aspect of the admission system aimed at prioritizing knowledge and abilities over any other factors.
To ensure the openness of the examination process, parents were given the opportunity to monitor their children's participation in the testing online. This not only guaranteed transparency but also strengthened confidence in the admissions campaign.
According to specialists, in addition to subject knowledge, candidates are assessed on their ability for logical thinking and intellectual potential. Therefore, the admission process to specialized schools plays a key role in identifying young people who will become highly qualified specialists in science and digital technologies in the future.
According to available information, three classes were created for the 5th grade at the Guliston branch, with 24 students admitted to each, totaling only 72 people. This means that about 51 candidates competed for one spot. The high competition clearly demonstrates the growing authority of this educational institution, the quality of education, and the interest in the opportunities it provides.
Following the tests, the most suitable, knowledgeable, and talented candidates will be accepted into the Muhammad al-Khwarizmi Specialized School branch.
