Karachi Inside the Islamia Complex, 20,000 students of four colleges and four schools wait. At stake is their future. They don’t know if they will be studying at the same place in the coming days or not.
For years, the Sindh government has failed to pay millions in rent to the property trust. And after a lengthy trial spanning well over 10 years, the court finally gave the verdict on June 1 – to vacate the complex, commonly known only as Islamia college, within six weeks.
The
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
UET organises mechanical engineering project exhibition
PESHAWAR: The University of Engineering & Technology (UET), Peshawar, organised an exhibition in which 37 projects of mechanical engineering were showcased highlighting the work of students of final semester on Tuesday.
Inaugurating the exhibition, UET Vice-chancellor Imtiaz Hussain Gilani said that it was a very important experience for the engineering students where they interacted with industry and show them the importance of their projects. He said such exhibitions provided a
Inaugurating the exhibition, UET Vice-chancellor Imtiaz Hussain Gilani said that it was a very important experience for the engineering students where they interacted with industry and show them the importance of their projects. He said such exhibitions provided a
Strike of Malakand varsity teachers enters fifth day
CHAKDARRA: The strike of foreign qualified PhD teachers at the University of Malakand continued for the fifth consecutive day on Tuesday, where the faculty members boycotted the classes.
All the foreign qualified PhD teachers have been on strike since last Friday after accusing the university administration of backtracking from a commitment to accept their genuine demands.
The foreign qualified scholars had gone on strike two weeks ago and boycotted the classes after the university
All the foreign qualified PhD teachers have been on strike since last Friday after accusing the university administration of backtracking from a commitment to accept their genuine demands.
The foreign qualified scholars had gone on strike two weeks ago and boycotted the classes after the university
PhD awarded in English literature to Shahid Imtiaz, University of the Punjab
LAHORE
University of the Punjab has awarded a PhD degree in English literature to Shahid Imtiaz, associate professor of English.
Literacy circles of Lahore have hailed it as much needed treatise in history and creative writings published in the city in ages.
Mr. Shahid Imtiaz is presently working as Head of English Department, Islamia College Railway Road,
University of the Punjab has awarded a PhD degree in English literature to Shahid Imtiaz, associate professor of English.
Literacy circles of Lahore have hailed it as much needed treatise in history and creative writings published in the city in ages.
Mr. Shahid Imtiaz is presently working as Head of English Department, Islamia College Railway Road,
Students say The News Education Expo highly beneficial organized by Jang Media Group
LAHORE
A large number of visitors thronged The News Education Expo - organized by Jang Media Group at a local hotel here - on its last day on Tuesday.
Beside working days, a large number of students, parents and teachers showed huge interest in the expo and its associated events that continued for two days. They were excited to see their needs fulfilled under one roof where they benefited from the information and career counselling provided by renowned experts about
A large number of visitors thronged The News Education Expo - organized by Jang Media Group at a local hotel here - on its last day on Tuesday.
Beside working days, a large number of students, parents and teachers showed huge interest in the expo and its associated events that continued for two days. They were excited to see their needs fulfilled under one roof where they benefited from the information and career counselling provided by renowned experts about
Tourism: Walled City youth training as guides
<strong>LAHORE: </strong>
<strong>The Walled City of Lahore Authority is currently training 25 men and women as tourist guides, <em>
</em></strong>
The guides, all of whom are residents of the Walled City, are already halfway through their 45-day training.
<strong><strong> Walled City of Lahore Authority </strong>training 25 men and women as tourist guides Pakistan Government of Punjab passed Walled City of Lahore Authority
<strong>The Walled City of Lahore Authority is currently training 25 men and women as tourist guides, <em>
</em></strong>
The guides, all of whom are residents of the Walled City, are already halfway through their 45-day training.
<strong><strong> Walled City of Lahore Authority </strong>training 25 men and women as tourist guides Pakistan Government of Punjab passed Walled City of Lahore Authority
Marginalised?: Minorities education budget worried about efficacy of allocated funds
<strong><strong>PESHAWAR: </strong>Adherents of Hinduism and Sikhism in the city appreciated the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) budget, but termed the allocation for their welfare ‘insufficient’. Representatives of the two communities said minorities need special attention.</strong>
Belonging to the most impoverished segments of the society, Hindu and Sikh representatives lauded the new government for allocating Rs106 million under the head of ‘Auqaf, Hajj &
Belonging to the most impoverished segments of the society, Hindu and Sikh representatives lauded the new government for allocating Rs106 million under the head of ‘Auqaf, Hajj &
Universities urged to sponsor free schools specialising in maths
<IMG alt="Elizabeth Trus" src="http://pakedu.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/wpid-Elizabeth-Trus-010.jpg" width=460 height=276 itemprop="contentUrl representativeOfPage"> Education minister Elizabeth Truss. Photograph: Karen Robinson<P>Universities are being urged by the government to sponsor new free schools specialising in mathematics, in a plan supported by the Office for Fair Access (Offa) to encourage talented students from disadvantaged backgrounds
Courses that launch new careers
<IMG alt=JAPAN-QUAKE src="http://pakedu.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/wpid-JAPAN-QUAKE-010.jpg" width=460 height=276 itemprop="contentUrl representativeOfPage"> A course in disaster management can lead to a career with an NGO or charity. Photograph: Nicolas Asfouri/AFP/Getty Images<P>Employability is the buzzword in higher education but a surprising number of students are rethinking their careers as they don their graduation gowns.</P><P>Perhaps they
Hello parents, let's talk about your student children…
<IMG alt="Worcester University open day" src="http://pakedu.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/wpid-Worcester-University-open-006.jpg" width=460 height=276 itemprop="contentUrl representativeOfPage"> Students, parents and staff in a lab at Worcester University on its open day. Photograph: David Sillitoe for the Guardian<P>From the moment your child's life begins, you start to wonder what they will become. Do those powerful lungs belong to a future
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