* More cultural events to be held for promoting heritage of arts, handicrafts
ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority (CDA) Chairman Engineer Farkhand Iqbal said on Monday that the “Potohari Arts & Crafts Village” would be made fully functional by organising cultural events to promote traditional heritage of Pakistani arts and handicrafts in the federal capital so as to reflect the rich traditions, culture and soft image of the country.
Visiting the Village on Monday, Iqbal
Monday, 28 May 2012
Retired army commandos to be deployed at Punjab University (PU)
* 60 retired SSG commandos to work under PU chief security officer
* Hiring would be done on merit, says PU official
LAHORE: The Punjab government has planned to appoint retired army men at the Punjab University (PU) for implementation of proper security measures, Daily Times learnt on Monday.
Sources in the Punjab government revealed that on teachers’ demand for security enhancement at the university, the government had decided to deploy 60 retired army personnel belonging to the
* Hiring would be done on merit, says PU official
LAHORE: The Punjab government has planned to appoint retired army men at the Punjab University (PU) for implementation of proper security measures, Daily Times learnt on Monday.
Sources in the Punjab government revealed that on teachers’ demand for security enhancement at the university, the government had decided to deploy 60 retired army personnel belonging to the
KU extends date for semester fee submission
KARACHI: The University of Karachi has extended the submission of semester fee till June 5. Students, who have not submitted their fee yet, can submit the same along with the late fee of Rs 1,000 after verification from the Bursar Office. It is pertinent to mention here that the last date will not be extended after June 5th, 2012.
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SP might have been killed over Lyari operation: IGP Sindh
KARACHI: Inspector General of Police Sindh Mushtaq Ahmed Shah suspected that the deceased Superintendent of Police (SP) Administration East Shah Mohammad Shah might have been targeted for taking part in the operation in Lyari area. Talking to media during visit to the site of attack on SP and his friend in Korangi area here Monday, he said that four to six assailants riding motorbikes opened fire on his car from close range. The SP and his friend Dr Dilshad were attacked near Bengali Camp in
Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) trains master-trainers
Islamabad: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) has launched a comprehensive exercise to train master-trainers to help drop-out female students to complete their elementary study through distance-learning system.
In this connection, a 10-day workshop concluded here Friday during which 30 teachers belonging to various districts were provided advanced teaching skill and know-how to work as master trainers to provide teaching facility to the female students at their doorsteps. It has
In this connection, a 10-day workshop concluded here Friday during which 30 teachers belonging to various districts were provided advanced teaching skill and know-how to work as master trainers to provide teaching facility to the female students at their doorsteps. It has
Pakistani student Arsalan Naseer mesmerises Turkish masses by singing
A teenage Peshawar student Arsalan Naseer has mesmerised the entire Turkey by singing the immortal songs of legendary most popular Kurdish Turk singer Ahmet Kaya who passed away in self-imposed exile in November 2000.
Arsalan has become a hot topic in Turkish masses, social and mainstream media. Some newspapers have published headings like “Ahmet Kaya is not dead; he is living in Pakistan”.
According to Turkish diplomatic sources, Arsalan Naseer is 10th grade
Arsalan has become a hot topic in Turkish masses, social and mainstream media. Some newspapers have published headings like “Ahmet Kaya is not dead; he is living in Pakistan”.
According to Turkish diplomatic sources, Arsalan Naseer is 10th grade
New Indian film ‘Department’, A saga of violence, vengeance
New Indian film ‘Department’, now showing in Rawalpindi, has been produced and directed by Ram Gopal Varma. Sanjay Dutt plays the lead, supported by Amitabh Bachchan and Rana Daggubati. The film runs for two hours and thirty minutes. Without exception, throughout this duration, there is nothing but violence and vengeance.
Ram Gopal Varma has made impressive films like ‘Rangeela’ and ‘Company’ in the past. He has also made an ass of himself several times with too many
Ram Gopal Varma has made impressive films like ‘Rangeela’ and ‘Company’ in the past. He has also made an ass of himself several times with too many
‘Our Gulf is One’ day celebrated at Saudi Embassy Islamabad
Saudi Arabia is keen on working with the Muslim countries of the region which believe in peaceful coexistence, and for the reason, it is enhancing and strengthening bonds with the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
Pakistan is among the countries that enjoys extreme esteem in the GCC countries for its support to them in difficult times. The GCC states are always ready to stand with it for the wellbeing and progress of Pakistan. The views have been expressed by spouse of
Pakistan is among the countries that enjoys extreme esteem in the GCC countries for its support to them in difficult times. The GCC states are always ready to stand with it for the wellbeing and progress of Pakistan. The views have been expressed by spouse of
Quiz competition held at BFC
A multi-subject quiz competition among students of classes 5 to 7 was held at the Junior-I Campus of Bahria Foundation College (BFC), Westridge, says a press release.
The teams were divided into 4 groups i.e. Jinnah House, Iqbal House, Tipu House and Zafar House.BFC (Westridge Campus) Principal Commodore (r) Muhammad Yunus, Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Military), was the chief guest on the occasion.
The function started with the recitation from Holy Quran, followed by a
The teams were divided into 4 groups i.e. Jinnah House, Iqbal House, Tipu House and Zafar House.BFC (Westridge Campus) Principal Commodore (r) Muhammad Yunus, Sitara-e-Imtiaz (Military), was the chief guest on the occasion.
The function started with the recitation from Holy Quran, followed by a
National University of Modern Languages (NUML) holds ‘Pakistan in the Realm of Art’ exhibition
Students of Digital Advertising and Computer Graphics showcased their talent at an exhibition titled ‘Pakistan in the Realm of Art’ at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) here on Monday, says a press release.
The exhibition, arranged by the Department of Mass Communication, displayed a wide range of artwork, including mosaic art, abstract art, mirror work, pottery, calligraphy, drawings in pastel and charcoal, leather carvings, oil paintings and
The exhibition, arranged by the Department of Mass Communication, displayed a wide range of artwork, including mosaic art, abstract art, mirror work, pottery, calligraphy, drawings in pastel and charcoal, leather carvings, oil paintings and
Jamaat e Islami (JI) proposes tax reforms for budget
To overcome the deficit, Jamaat e Islami (JI) has proposed multi-faceted tax reforms to increase taxpayers’ number by five million and the revenue by one trillion rupees in the next budget.
The JI proposed reducing the sales tax rate to one per cent and levying 75 per cent taxes directly (income tax). Only 25 per cent taxes should be made indirectly (sales tax, customs and excise duties etc.), in order to broaden the tax net, it suggested.
The suggestions are a part
The JI proposed reducing the sales tax rate to one per cent and levying 75 per cent taxes directly (income tax). Only 25 per cent taxes should be made indirectly (sales tax, customs and excise duties etc.), in order to broaden the tax net, it suggested.
The suggestions are a part
Dengue situation is completely under control
THE Sri Lankan dengue experts who are in the provincial metropolis on the invitation of the Punjab chief minister to providing technical assistance and training to the local doctors and epidemiologists have said that dengue situation is completely under control.
During a meeting with Special Assistant to Chief Minister on Health Kh Salman Rafique on Monday, they said the present state of preparedness would help check dengue outbreak in Punjab especially in Lahore even after
During a meeting with Special Assistant to Chief Minister on Health Kh Salman Rafique on Monday, they said the present state of preparedness would help check dengue outbreak in Punjab especially in Lahore even after
PhD degree to a candidate
GOVERNMENT College University (GCU) on Monday awarded a PhD degree to a candidate in the field of Political Science. Sadia Mushtaq has been awarded the PhD degree after the completion of her research titled “Pakistan’s foreign policy towards India: An analysis of civilian governments and military regimes: 1972-2008” under the supervision of Dr Khalid Javaid Makhdoom.
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Special children: WAPDA House in connection with their study tour
A GROUP of about 120 special children, belonging to Pakistan Society for Rehabilitation of Disabled (PSRD) School Lahore, visited the WAPDA House in connection with their study tour. The special children were accompanied by the school Principal and academic and support staff. The study tour was arranged on the special directions of the WAPDA Chairman. Building Maintenance Division Executive Engineer Azam Joya briefed the children about the need to exploit water resources, WAPDA and its complete
President Zardari orders task force on law and order
In the wake of recent attacks, one on a rally in Karachi and another on a passenger bus in Benazirabad that claimed dozens of lives, and the murder of a nationalist leader in Hyderabad, President Asif Ali Zardari on Monday ordered the setting up of a task force comprising representatives of all government security agencies to preempt, on the basis on intelligence, any untoward incident.
He also suggested a mechanism for according prior approval to holding public rallies and
He also suggested a mechanism for according prior approval to holding public rallies and
Admits cards dispatched to candidates: HSSC exams
The admit cards and date sheets for private candidates of the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC), Annual Examinations-2012, commerce and humanities groups, have been dispatched to their residential addresses mentioned in their examination forms.
The exams would start on June 8, said the controller of examinations, Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK), Muhammad Imran Khan Chishti, said on Monday.If any private student had changed their residence then they should
The exams would start on June 8, said the controller of examinations, Board of Intermediate Education Karachi (BIEK), Muhammad Imran Khan Chishti, said on Monday.If any private student had changed their residence then they should
Project director of Shahrah-e-Quaideen replaced
The project director for the reconstruction of Shahrah-e-Quaideen, Mahmood Hussain Baloch, was replaced on orders of Administrator Karachi Muhammad Hussain Syed, The News learnt on Monday.Baloch has been replaced by Manzoor Hussain Burney, an engineer associated with the engineering department of KMC. Baloch had been acting as project director for the developmental project on an ex-officio basis, as he was also the Chief Engineer District East, Technical Services Department of KMC. His
Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (Fuuast) conference
A three-day conference, organised by the Department of Mass Communication of the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (Fuuast), will start on Tuesday (today) at the Arts Council of Pakistan.The inaugural session will be presided over by the acting Vice-Chancellor of Fuuast, Prof Dr Muhammad Qaiser, while the concluding session will be presided over by Sindh Minister for Information, Shazia Marri on May 31. Senior journalists and faculty members as well as experts in various
BMU: Focus on health, education sectors stressed
Focus on education and health sectors will lead to progress and prosperity and enhance the stature of Pakistan.
This was stated by Vice Chancellor Baqai Medical University Prof Dr Zahida Baqai, as a chief guest, at the prize distribution ceremony at Salimullah Fahmi Memorial School, Unit-4, situated in Khuda Ki Basti.
She said the enthusiasm exhibited by the students of the school indicated that Pakistan would stand amongst world’s most successful nations in the
This was stated by Vice Chancellor Baqai Medical University Prof Dr Zahida Baqai, as a chief guest, at the prize distribution ceremony at Salimullah Fahmi Memorial School, Unit-4, situated in Khuda Ki Basti.
She said the enthusiasm exhibited by the students of the school indicated that Pakistan would stand amongst world’s most successful nations in the
Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) to start admissions on June 1
Islamabad: The Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) will start admissions for MS, MPhil and PhD for the Autumn Semester 2012 on June 1, said AIOU Director (Admissions) Syed Zia-ul-Hasnain.
He said that admissions of PhD programme would be offered in Urdu, Islamic Studies, Iqbal Studies, Chemistry, Physics and Pakistani Languages & Literature with specialisation in Pushto, Balochi, Brahui, Sindhi, Seraiki and Punjabi. The admissions of MPhil are being offered in Mass
He said that admissions of PhD programme would be offered in Urdu, Islamic Studies, Iqbal Studies, Chemistry, Physics and Pakistani Languages & Literature with specialisation in Pushto, Balochi, Brahui, Sindhi, Seraiki and Punjabi. The admissions of MPhil are being offered in Mass
NED University Amendments in Admission Policy
KARACHI :26 May: The Academic Council of the NED University of Engineering and Technology Karachi which met here with its Vice-Chancellor, Engr. Abul Kalam, in the chair proposed some amendments in the institution's admission policy.If approved by the NED University's Syndicate the proposed amendments would be effective from January next year.The Registrar, Javed Aziz Khan, said the amendments would be considered for approval by the Syndicate which would meet in June.He said the amendments
AIOU VC offers one million books to public libraries
LAHORE: May 27:ALLAMA Iqbal Open University (AIOU) Vice Chancellor Dr Nazir Ahmed Sangi has offered provision of one million books to public libraries, saying around 1.3 million students of the varsity visit public libraries across the country.Speaking at an inaugural ceremony of the International Journal of Information Management Science on Saturday, the AIOU VC said the university was ready to support public libraries for promotion of education and research among the students. He said
Laptop function City govt told to repay expenses to PU
LAHORE, May 26: The Lahore High Court directed the City District Government of Lahore to reimburse before the budget session the money spent by the Punjab University on a laptops distribution ceremony held on March 23 with Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif in the chair.Earlier a law officer told the court that the expenses of the ceremony (Rs10.61 millions) would be paid to the university soon.However, Justice Umar Ata Bandial directed him to ensure the payment before the upcoming budget session.
Amendments in admission policy
KARACHI:26 May: The Academic Council of the NED University of Engineering and Technology Karachi which met here with its Vice-Chancellor, Engr.read
Amendments in admission policy
KARACHI:26 May: The Academic Council of the NED University of Engineering and Technology Karachi which met here with its Vice-Chancellor, Engr. Abul Kalam, in the chair proposed some amendments in the institution's admission policy.If approved by the NED University's Syndicate the proposed amendments would be effective from January next year.The Registrar, Javed Aziz Khan, said the amendments would be considered for approval by the Syndicate which would meet in June.He said the amendments
Medical college to be built in Landhi’
Karachi: May 27:Sindh Minister for Health Dr Sagheer Ahmed announced on Friday that a medical college would be established in the Landhi area of the city.He made this announcement while inaugurating the newly installed dialysis machines at the Landhi Medical Complex.The four dialysis machines along with the related equipment had been installed at a cost of Rs15 million.The health minister said that the machines would help kidney patients who were on dialysis and that they could now get
Abaseen Literary Awards Languages in KP
PESHAWAR:26 May: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Culture and Information, Mian Iftikhar Hussain has said that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was a beautiful banquet of different mother languages and all the dialects spoken in this province were the beauty of our culture. He added that all the languages of this land were equally respectable for us that was why the provincial government has instead a particular language, included all the mother languages as compulsory subject from primary to higher
Ebad for opening branches of foreign affiliated institutions
KARACHI:26 May: Governor Sindh, Dr. Ishrat ul Ebad Khan, believes that the foreign affiliated reputed educational institutions be encouraged to open their branches in Pakistan.read
NED University Amendments in Admission Policy
KARACHI :26 May: The Academic Council of the NED University of Engineering and Technology Karachi which met here with its Vice-Chancellor, Engr.read
Fatima Jinnah University Seminar on ‘Gender and Migration
Rawalpindi: May 27:A seminar on ‘Gender and Migration’ was held at Fatima Jinnah Women University here on Friday. The seminar was organised by the Department of Gender Studies in collaboration with Migration Research Group (MRG).Warda Zakir, lecturer at the Department of Gender Studies, welcomed the audience and thanked the guests Dr. Sabiha Syed (Director MRG), Dr. Nosheen Mehmood (Co-Director MRG) and Ms. Ayesha Sheraz (Senior Research Fellow of MRG) for gracing the occasion with their
UoK announces postgraduate admission programme 2012
KARACHI The University of Karachi (UoK) announced its postgraduate admission programme for the new academic year on Sunday.A university spokesperson said that admissions would be open in MPhil, PhD, MS Surgery and MD Medicine for the session starting this year.MPhil/PhD programmes are being offered in Agriculture, Botany, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Computer Science, Food Science & Technology, Genetics, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Microbiology, Physics, Physiology, Statistics and
Summer vacation: private schools have their way
Karachi: May 27:The Sindh government has decided to allow schools following the Cambridge system of education to observe the summer vacation in June and July, provided that they seek permission from the Directorate of Private Institutions Sindh (DPIS), The News learnt on Saturday.However, if they failed to submit a written application to the directorate by May 31, they would have to observe the vacation in July and August.According to sources, the decision came following the verbal directives
HITEC University ranked Top universities of Pakistan.
Rawalpindi:26 May: Heavy Industries Taxila Education City (HITEC) University Vice Chancellor Brigadier (r) Qamar Zaman has said that the university would soon be ranked among top universities of Pakistan.In an exclusive interview on Thursday, he said that they were focusing on three things. "First of all comes the faculty. We have the best faculty in our university as currently we have 19 PhDs. Our second focus is to find out quality students and third one is quality infrastructure, which is
Skilled youths get tool kits
Lahore: May 27:PUNJAB Vocational Training Council (PVTC) on Saturday organised a ceremony to distribute tool kits among 100 skilled youths from low-income group.According to a PVTC press release, an NGO provided the tool kits used in plumbing, motorcycle repairing, welding, dress making, food making and kitchen management, composing and designing.The news.
Nain se Ain Tak’ launched at RAC
Rawalpindi: May 27: A ceremony to launch a book ‘Nain Say Ain Tak’ comprising Urdu poetry by young poet Waji-ul-Hasnain Nizami was held at the Rawalpindi Arts Council here on Saturday.Renowned intellectual and Chairman Ad Group Syed Asif Salahuddin was the chief guest along with Resident Director Waqar Ahmed while famous poet of the country, Shahid Hussain Tareen, presided over the book launching ceremony.Addressing the gathering Syed Asif Salahuddin said that literature is the reflection
Bahria University Students Projects exhibited
Islamabad:26 May: Around 200 students exhibited their degree projects at the Third Bahria University Open House here on Thursday. The Open House 2012 provided an opportunity to the students of Electrical Engineering (EE), Computer and Software Engineering (CSE), Graduate Studies and Applied Sciences (GS&AS) to demonstrate their skills before the market professionals. It also helped in bridging the gap between the industry and the academics.The open house was inaugurated by Director General
Young Scientist Exhibition & Family Carnival 2012 Aladin Amusement Park, Karachi
Do you think that your kid has a scientific creativity? And do you want your kid to be like junior Albert Einstein or Newton? Then here is a thrilled activity for your kids to explore their technical and logical skills. This scientific exhibition is providing an amazing chance for your kids to show their outstanding mock-ups which is created by themselves. In this event more than 50 leading schools are participation throughout the Karachi. Moreover, there will be a grand learning and fun
PaSHA Career Expo 2012 june 9, 2012 LUMS Academic Block Lahore
The P@SHA Career Expo is organized with the intention of providing the IT industry with a seamless plug-in to the best human resource available in the country. It also provides an opportunity for young professionals to connect with job providers in the industry.
Young professionals and fresh graduates pile in to:
- Apply for Job Openings posted by participating companies
- Appear for on-the-spot interviews
- Listen to eminent speakers run sessions on Communication Skills,Interview
Young professionals and fresh graduates pile in to:
- Apply for Job Openings posted by participating companies
- Appear for on-the-spot interviews
- Listen to eminent speakers run sessions on Communication Skills,Interview
PaSHA Career Expo 2012 2nd June 2012 Marriott Hotel Karachi, Karachi
The P@SHA Career Expo is organized with the intention of providing the IT industry with a seamless plug-in to the best human resource available in the country. It also provides an opportunity for young professionals to connect with job providers in the industry.
Young professionals and fresh graduates pile in to:
- Apply for Job Openings posted by participating companies
- Appear for on-the-spot interviews
- Listen to eminent speakers run sessions on Communication
Young professionals and fresh graduates pile in to:
- Apply for Job Openings posted by participating companies
- Appear for on-the-spot interviews
- Listen to eminent speakers run sessions on Communication
AVANTI Drama Grand Comedy Musical Theater Play on 29th May 2012 atKarachi Arts Council
Watch out for the Grand Comedy Musical Theater Play on 29th May 2012 atKarachi Arts Council. The story of the play revolves around AVANTI, a place where wandering souls find contentment. Similar is the story of Khwahish whose soul tells her that she is destined to perform her beloved art of Dance. Her mentor encourages her and both set out toward accomplishing this incredible feat until the townsfolk start looking down upon them and the place they call their sanctuary. Bereaved and
Grand Comedy Musical Theater Play at Karachi Arts Council
Watch out for the Grand Comedy Musical Theater Play on 29th May 2012 at Karachi Arts Council. The story of the play revolves around AVANTI, a place where wandering souls find contentment. Similar is the story of Khwahish whose soul tells her that she is destined to perform her beloved art of Dance. Her mentor encourages her and both set out toward accomplishing this incredible feat until the townsfolk start looking down upon them and the place they call their sanctuary. Bereaved and troubled
World Record of Longest Candle Vigil with 60 lbs heavy Candle in Pakistan
I receive an email from Master Miqdam Khan, Pakistani Child who breaks 3 World Records, the young man wants to dedicate the kindling of a 60 lbs heavy candle all by himself to show solidarity with soldiers of Gayari incident and their families.
I immediately contact to all my friends & Alhamdullilah give positive response including DHA Administrator who give us free venue DHA Hockey Stadium (Where we break National Anthem Record).
A ceremony will be arranged at DHA stadium on 29th may
I immediately contact to all my friends & Alhamdullilah give positive response including DHA Administrator who give us free venue DHA Hockey Stadium (Where we break National Anthem Record).
A ceremony will be arranged at DHA stadium on 29th may
Sunday, 27 May 2012
Dr Panhwar remembered by Goth Sudhar Sangat
THATTA, May 27: Education is vital for development of society and no society can flourish without education.
This was stated by eminent educationist Prof. Qalandar Shah at a seminar on life and achievements of Dr. Khan Mohammad Panhwar organised by the Goth Sudhar Sangat here on Saturday.
Prof. Shah emphasised the need for character building and promoting education. He said Dr. Panhwar had dedicated his life for development of the downtrodden and the underprivileged. He always struggled
This was stated by eminent educationist Prof. Qalandar Shah at a seminar on life and achievements of Dr. Khan Mohammad Panhwar organised by the Goth Sudhar Sangat here on Saturday.
Prof. Shah emphasised the need for character building and promoting education. He said Dr. Panhwar had dedicated his life for development of the downtrodden and the underprivileged. He always struggled
Only girls school in Dir short of classrooms and teachers
UPPER DIR, May 27: The only government higher secondary school for girls in Upper Dir has been facing shortage of classrooms and teachers, making it extremely hard for the students to continue their education.
The students complained that it was shocking to see over 200 students stuffed in small classrooms which can hardly accommodate 60 to 70 students. “Such a huge number of girls in our classroom causes suffocation,” said a student of 6th class. The school has a total strength of 1,100
The students complained that it was shocking to see over 200 students stuffed in small classrooms which can hardly accommodate 60 to 70 students. “Such a huge number of girls in our classroom causes suffocation,” said a student of 6th class. The school has a total strength of 1,100
Illegal appointments would protest against
MANSEHRA, May 27: The people of Dodial and adjoining areas would protest against embezzlement and unlawful appointments in the Hazara University on arrival of the governor at the varsity today (Monday) to attend its 6th convocation.
This was announced by former union nazim Dodial Rasheed Khan, former nazim Schain Sardar Shah Khan and others while speaking to reporters here on Sunday.
“We want to lodge our protest against the unlawful appointments and embezzlement at the university and
This was announced by former union nazim Dodial Rasheed Khan, former nazim Schain Sardar Shah Khan and others while speaking to reporters here on Sunday.
“We want to lodge our protest against the unlawful appointments and embezzlement at the university and
Association of teachers assails Dr Mughal for attending seminar by education department in Dadu
HYDERABAD, May 27: The Sindh chapter of the Federation of All Pakistan Universities Academic Staff Association has criticised Dr Nazir Mughal for attending as vice-chancellor of the University of Sindh a seminar organised by the education department in Dadu on Saturday.
The federation said in a statement that Governor of Sindh Dr Ishratul Ibad had sent Dr Mughal on forced leave on Feb 21 and made Dr Parveen Shah acting VC. His attending the seminar in the presence of acting VC was
The federation said in a statement that Governor of Sindh Dr Ishratul Ibad had sent Dr Mughal on forced leave on Feb 21 and made Dr Parveen Shah acting VC. His attending the seminar in the presence of acting VC was
Summer vacation schedule ‘optional’ for all private schools in the city
KARACHI, May 27: While waiting for a decision on a relevant summary from the Sindh chief minister, the education department has made the observance of the July-August summer vacation optional for all private schools in the city.
Private schools director Dr Mansoob A. Siddiqui told Dawn on Sunday that the education secretary had verbally asked him to allow private schools, including the O-level/AKUEB and matric system ones, to observe the June-July summer vacation as usual if they desired
Private schools director Dr Mansoob A. Siddiqui told Dawn on Sunday that the education secretary had verbally asked him to allow private schools, including the O-level/AKUEB and matric system ones, to observe the June-July summer vacation as usual if they desired
Multiple-textbook policy controversy
Delay in introduction of new curriculum policy is leading to many problems. In vogue is former president Pervez Musharraf government’s policy of multiple textbooks which eliminated their scrutiny as provided in the Act of 1976 and led to introduction of concepts that are contrary to Islam.Punjab University Institute of Education Dean Prof Dr Hafiz Muhammad Iqbal has identified two such concepts in a Class-II history textbook being taught in different English-medium schools in the country, and
Global Youth Leadership Conference
GUJRAT, May 27: “Global Youth Leadership Conference” opened at University of Gujrat’s Hafiz Hayat Campus on Sunday.
The conference and a workshop have been organized by the UoG in collaboration with University of Central Lancashire, NGO Global Youth Leadership and Higher Education Commission (HEC).
“We have invested hectic efforts in arranging this course where 17 trainers will help 44 students to hone their leadership skills through learning by doing things,” VC Dr Nizamuddin
The conference and a workshop have been organized by the UoG in collaboration with University of Central Lancashire, NGO Global Youth Leadership and Higher Education Commission (HEC).
“We have invested hectic efforts in arranging this course where 17 trainers will help 44 students to hone their leadership skills through learning by doing things,” VC Dr Nizamuddin
Pepco officials attributed the enhanced loadshedding to shortage of furnace oil
LAHORE, May 27: People across the length and breadth of the country will have to brave an extreme heatwave in the next at least five days amidst the curse of loadshedding whose shortfall enhanced to 6,000 megawatts on Sunday.
Pepco officials attributed the enhanced loadshedding to shortage of furnace oil. And as there seems no respite against the loadshedding which is also gravely affecting water supply, the Met office said the extreme heatwave would initially grip upper Sindh, southern and
Pepco officials attributed the enhanced loadshedding to shortage of furnace oil. And as there seems no respite against the loadshedding which is also gravely affecting water supply, the Met office said the extreme heatwave would initially grip upper Sindh, southern and
Some senior artists said NAG becoming dull
ISLAMABAD, May 27: The National Art Gallery is a modern edifice on the outside but that does not reflect inside. It has been nearly a decade since the gallery made major art acquisitions.
Some senior artists said NAG was becoming dull and needed more contemporary artworks installed in its galleries for the viewers’ pleasure.
“Contemporary art is making rapid advances. Everyday contemporary art, such as miniature or calligraphy, transforms the art scene.
The gallery needs such works
Some senior artists said NAG was becoming dull and needed more contemporary artworks installed in its galleries for the viewers’ pleasure.
“Contemporary art is making rapid advances. Everyday contemporary art, such as miniature or calligraphy, transforms the art scene.
The gallery needs such works
Fund shortage: 4,000 Higher Education Commission (HEC) scholarships put on hold
ISLAMABAD, May 27: Over 4,000 scholarships approved by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) have been delayed due to non-release of funds amounting to Rs13.82 billion.
Besides, not only over 150 development projects of the commission remain unfinished but their cost has also gone up due to the delay, Dawn has learnt.
According to sources, in August 2011 the revised funds allocated for the HEC stood at Rs48 billion (31.5 billion non-development and Rs16.5 billion development), but so far
Besides, not only over 150 development projects of the commission remain unfinished but their cost has also gone up due to the delay, Dawn has learnt.
According to sources, in August 2011 the revised funds allocated for the HEC stood at Rs48 billion (31.5 billion non-development and Rs16.5 billion development), but so far
Tevta employees stage protest
TAXILA, May 27: Scores of teaching staff and students of Government Polytechnic College along with the employees of Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (Tevta) blocked Taxila-Hattar road on Saturday against police torture on Tevta employees in Lahore Wednesday.
Holding placards and banners inscribed with slogans against the Punjab government and the police, the protesters also demanded regularisation of their services and upgradation of their pay scales.
Speaking on the
Holding placards and banners inscribed with slogans against the Punjab government and the police, the protesters also demanded regularisation of their services and upgradation of their pay scales.
Speaking on the
NBF has published Radio Journalism
ISLAMABAD, May 27: The National Book Foundation (NBF) has published the second and revised edition of a book named Radio Journalism written by veteran broadcaster and journalist Mahmood Hussain.
It may be recalled that the first edition of the book that was also published by the NBF had exhausted in the market and there was ample demand for the book especially from the students of Mass Communication and those who have adopted radio journalism as profession.
The book is especially useful for
It may be recalled that the first edition of the book that was also published by the NBF had exhausted in the market and there was ample demand for the book especially from the students of Mass Communication and those who have adopted radio journalism as profession.
The book is especially useful for
blast at Quetta Saryab Road 3 killed 7 injured in boom blast near police van
Three persons were killed and 7 others injured Sunday in a blast at Saryab Road.
Three persons were killed and seven others were injured Sunday when a blast took place near a police van in the area of Suryab Road.
According to initial reports a bomb planted near a police mobile van blew off Sunday evening. Three passerbys were killed and seven others including policemen were injured in the incident.
Police and rescue teams rushed to the cite of occurrence.
Three persons were killed and seven others were injured Sunday when a blast took place near a police van in the area of Suryab Road.
According to initial reports a bomb planted near a police mobile van blew off Sunday evening. Three passerbys were killed and seven others including policemen were injured in the incident.
Police and rescue teams rushed to the cite of occurrence.
FA FSc part-I exams 2012 from tomorrow Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education bise lahore board
LAHORE, May 26: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education is holding FA/FSc Part-I annual examinations for 2012 from Monday (tomorrow).
As many as 124,000 candidates are appearing for the examination at 507 examination centres in board’s jurisdiction in Lahore, Kasur, Okara, Nankana and
As many as 124,000 candidates are appearing for the examination at 507 examination centres in board’s jurisdiction in Lahore, Kasur, Okara, Nankana and
Seminar urges serious work to curtail women migration all international migrants are women or girls
Seminar urges serious work to curtail women migration
* UN estimates say 49 percent of all international migrants are women or girls
RAWALPINDI: A seminar on the topic of “Gender and Migration,” organised by Department of Gender Studies in collaboration with Migration Research Group (MRG), was held at Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU).
Warda Zakir, a lecturer in Department of Gender Studies, welcomed the audience and thanked the guests, including MRG Director Dr Sabiha Syed,
* UN estimates say 49 percent of all international migrants are women or girls
RAWALPINDI: A seminar on the topic of “Gender and Migration,” organised by Department of Gender Studies in collaboration with Migration Research Group (MRG), was held at Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU).
Warda Zakir, a lecturer in Department of Gender Studies, welcomed the audience and thanked the guests, including MRG Director Dr Sabiha Syed,
international conference on Media Agenda from May 29 Federal Urdu University of Arts Science & Technology (FUUAST),
international conference on Media Agenda from May 29
KARACHI: The Federal Urdu University of Arts Science & Technology (FUUAST), Mass Communication Department (MCD), is going to conduct third three-day international conference on ‘Media Agenda’ under the collaboration of Higher Education Commission, Awaz Institute of Media Sciences, Karachi Press Club and Pakistan International Airline.
Local journalists, experts and intellectuals besides journalists from London, India and America
KARACHI: The Federal Urdu University of Arts Science & Technology (FUUAST), Mass Communication Department (MCD), is going to conduct third three-day international conference on ‘Media Agenda’ under the collaboration of Higher Education Commission, Awaz Institute of Media Sciences, Karachi Press Club and Pakistan International Airline.
Local journalists, experts and intellectuals besides journalists from London, India and America
Green Energy Campaign: Fan-fitted solar cap introduced in city alternative energy sources
LAHORE With the objective of creating awareness among the masses about renewable energy sources which in turn would organise them for a movement aimed at reliance on alternative energy sources at a national level, FACES Pakistan, a non-profit organisation, introduced solar caps in the city on Saturday.
The newly introduced solar cap has a fan fitted at the top, which works on solar energy. A solar cell is fitted on the front that converts solar energy into electric power, which turns on the
The newly introduced solar cap has a fan fitted at the top, which works on solar energy. A solar cell is fitted on the front that converts solar energy into electric power, which turns on the
KU announces MA double I and II (private) exam forms submission date
KU announces MA exam forms submission date
KARACHI: The University of Karachi announced on Saturday that the date for forms submission of annual examination of MA, MA double I and II (private) had been fixed as May 31. Students can submit their forms till May 31 at Silver Jubilee Gate of the university with Rs2,450 fees. It is worth mentioning here that students who enrolled themselves in 2005 and before can also submit their forms with Rs5,000 extra fee, while it is the last chance
KARACHI: The University of Karachi announced on Saturday that the date for forms submission of annual examination of MA, MA double I and II (private) had been fixed as May 31. Students can submit their forms till May 31 at Silver Jubilee Gate of the university with Rs2,450 fees. It is worth mentioning here that students who enrolled themselves in 2005 and before can also submit their forms with Rs5,000 extra fee, while it is the last chance
Erra employees to get permanent jobs, says minister Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (Erra) and Utility Stores Corporation (USC)
MANSEHRA, May 26: Minister of state Sardar Shahjahan Yousuf has said that the federal government would soon regularise the services of employees of Earthquake Reconstruction and Rehabilitation Authority (Erra) and Utility Stores Corporation (USC).
“The government is in the process of regularising the services of Erra and USC employees and legal formalities in this regard are being finalised,” said Mr Yousuf while speaking at a public gathering in Balakot on Saturday.
Earlier, the
“The government is in the process of regularising the services of Erra and USC employees and legal formalities in this regard are being finalised,” said Mr Yousuf while speaking at a public gathering in Balakot on Saturday.
Earlier, the
Ad hoc doctors want service regularised teaching hospitals and periphery units in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata
PESHAWAR, May 26: The doctors working on ad hoc basis in different teaching hospitals and periphery units in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata have demanded of the government to regularise their services without any further delay.
Addressing a press conference here on Saturday, Dr Salman, the president of the action committee of ad hoc doctors, said that government had appointed more than 450 doctors on ad hoc basis in different parts of the province and Federally Administered Tribal Areas
Addressing a press conference here on Saturday, Dr Salman, the president of the action committee of ad hoc doctors, said that government had appointed more than 450 doctors on ad hoc basis in different parts of the province and Federally Administered Tribal Areas
Standard of universities to be improved: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Information
PESHAWAR, May 26: The government would take every possible step to improve the standard of all universities in the province, said Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Information Mian Iftikhar Hussain here on Saturday.
Talking to a delegation of Agricultural University Teachers Association, led by Prof Mohammad Shafi, the minister said that after passage of 18th Amendment, the universities became a provincial subject.
“Despite repeated instructions, Agricultural University of Peshawar has
Talking to a delegation of Agricultural University Teachers Association, led by Prof Mohammad Shafi, the minister said that after passage of 18th Amendment, the universities became a provincial subject.
“Despite repeated instructions, Agricultural University of Peshawar has
Bilitang police station SHO suspended for keeping two in illegal custody
KOHAT, May 26: District and sessions judge, Kohat, has ordered suspension of station house officer of Bilitang police for keeping two people in illegal custody and subjecting them to torture.
Officials said that Bilitang police station SHO Khanullah raided the houses of Shah Fahad and Shah Khalid and locked them up in the police station without framing any case against them.
The victims later approached the court of district and sessions judge Inamullah Khan who served notice on the SHO
Officials said that Bilitang police station SHO Khanullah raided the houses of Shah Fahad and Shah Khalid and locked them up in the police station without framing any case against them.
The victims later approached the court of district and sessions judge Inamullah Khan who served notice on the SHO
Warrants for arrest of Uzair Baloch, Baba Ladla proscribed Balochistan Liberation Army
KARACHI, May 26: A court issued on Saturday warrants for the arrest of two leaders of the banned People’s Aman Committee and an alleged member of the proscribed Balochistan Liberation Army in illicit weapons cases.
The court directed the police to apprehend Uzair Baloch, Noor Mohammad alias Baba Ladla and Rehmatullah and produce them in court by May 28.
The CID police filed charge-sheets in court against Saifullah Bugti, Shamsuddin Bugti and Abdul Ghaffar Bugti, said to be BLA
The court directed the police to apprehend Uzair Baloch, Noor Mohammad alias Baba Ladla and Rehmatullah and produce them in court by May 28.
The CID police filed charge-sheets in court against Saifullah Bugti, Shamsuddin Bugti and Abdul Ghaffar Bugti, said to be BLA
Summer vacation decision yet to be finalised weekly holidays without any clear answers from their school managements
KARACHI, May 26: While schoolchildren on Friday went on their weekly holidays without any clear answers from their school managements about the start of summer vacation, government officials also failed to clear the confusion over the issue.
Private and government schools had nothing to say categorically to their students and teachers about the commencement of summer vacation.
Many parents also kept telephoning newspaper offices to know about the government’s latest stance.
In the
Private and government schools had nothing to say categorically to their students and teachers about the commencement of summer vacation.
Many parents also kept telephoning newspaper offices to know about the government’s latest stance.
In the
Fusion of contemporary art opens Art at the Citi Art Gallery
KARACHI, May 26: While viewing the works of more than a dozen masters, it becomes very difficult what to praise and what to go past without paying attention. It nonetheless gives a great high to art buffs when they find an opportunity to witness 30 odd artworks of distinguished artists under one roof. This was felt at the opening of an exhibition titled Fusion of Contemporary Art at the Citi Art Gallery on Saturday.
Tasadduq Sohail, Mansoor Rahi, Mansoor Aye and Mashkoor Raza are revered
Tasadduq Sohail, Mansoor Rahi, Mansoor Aye and Mashkoor Raza are revered
Kalash festivals defy extremist threats mountainous valley between Upper Dir and Chitral
A white Toyota attempts to zoom amongst rocks that boulder a curving road in the mountainous valley between Upper Dir and Chitral. There is a rush of water from a peak above creating a sort of fast moving river before it splashes down into icy streams below, making it arduous for cars to speed by.
Buses and trucks queue behind, waiting impatiently for the Toyota to somehow paddle this river, before they can attempt the crossing. While road networks, connecting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to its
Buses and trucks queue behind, waiting impatiently for the Toyota to somehow paddle this river, before they can attempt the crossing. While road networks, connecting Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to its
Former Army Welfare Trust (AWT) chief Lt-General (retired) Imtiaz Hussain commits suicide’
RAWALPINDI, May 26: Former chairman Army Welfare Trust (AWT) on Saturday died of gunshot wound and according to police he allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself at his residence the limits of Morgah police station.
According to police, Lt-General (retired) Imtiaz Hussain 70, a resident of the DHA, Sector-D was found shot dead in his room in the afternoon. After hearing the bullet shot, the family members rushed to his room and found him critically injured.
They immediately
According to police, Lt-General (retired) Imtiaz Hussain 70, a resident of the DHA, Sector-D was found shot dead in his room in the afternoon. After hearing the bullet shot, the family members rushed to his room and found him critically injured.
They immediately
USAID report: Iesco faces governance issues Power Distribution Improvement Programme (PDIP)
ISLAMABAD, May 26: The Islamabad Electric Supply Company is facing the governance issue, which is impeding its transition to a business-like electric utility, according to a report submitted to the Planning Commission by USAID.
The report has been prepared by the International Resource Group for the three-year project of Power Distribution Improvement Programme (PDIP) financed by USAID.
“The company remains subject to political interference, and the Board of Directors has not been
The report has been prepared by the International Resource Group for the three-year project of Power Distribution Improvement Programme (PDIP) financed by USAID.
“The company remains subject to political interference, and the Board of Directors has not been
Benevolent fund award scholarships to eight position holder students,
Benevolent fund
ATTOCK, May 26: The district police released Rs1.638 million to provide benevolent fund to 37 retired policemen and to award scholarships to eight position holder students, the children of police officials, from the district police welfare fund.
The district headquarters said here on Saturday that six months pending benevolent fund of Rs884,000 had been issued to 37 police officials retired on medical ground and families of martyred policemen at the ratio of Rs24,000
ATTOCK, May 26: The district police released Rs1.638 million to provide benevolent fund to 37 retired policemen and to award scholarships to eight position holder students, the children of police officials, from the district police welfare fund.
The district headquarters said here on Saturday that six months pending benevolent fund of Rs884,000 had been issued to 37 police officials retired on medical ground and families of martyred policemen at the ratio of Rs24,000
Release of two terror suspects ordered Federal Review Board (FRB)
ISLAMABAD, May 26: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Saturday declared the extension in the detention of two terrorism suspects by the Federal Review Board (FRB) as illegal, and directed the superintendent of Adiala Jail to immediately release them.Hearing a petition filed by the two, IHC Chief Justice Iqbal Hameedur Rehman ruled that the FRB’s decision to extend the detention of Mohammad Ilyas alias Qari Jamil and Mohammad Rizwan alias Shamsul Haq was without any legal grounds.
The FRB, a
The FRB, a
Interferon at discounted rate Relief not reaching patients multinational pharmaceutical company,
ISLAMABAD, May 26: The relief of a multinational pharmaceutical company, offering two free interferon injections to Hepatitis-C patients on the purchase of as many, seems not reaching the end users, it has been learnt.
The company offered the injections free of cost through a notification issued in 2011.
The notification, a copy of which is available with this reporter, reads: “We are proud to announce that from July 2011 with
every two injections two will be given free of
The company offered the injections free of cost through a notification issued in 2011.
The notification, a copy of which is available with this reporter, reads: “We are proud to announce that from July 2011 with
every two injections two will be given free of
PUASA to back police deployment on campus Punjab University Academic Staff Association
LAHORE, May 26: The Punjab University Academic Staff Association has welcomed Punjab government’s decision of deploying police on the varsity campuses for teachers’ security.
In a joint news statement, PUASA president Amer Sarwar and secretary Javed Sami have said those close to “goonda
elements” were opposing government’s measures to protect teachers.
They said the PUASA’s May 23 general body meeting had unanimously supported all decisions being taken for the protection and
In a joint news statement, PUASA president Amer Sarwar and secretary Javed Sami have said those close to “goonda
elements” were opposing government’s measures to protect teachers.
They said the PUASA’s May 23 general body meeting had unanimously supported all decisions being taken for the protection and
Reema walima reception Film actor Reema Khan’s valima 26 May 2012
LAHORE:
Film actor Reema Khan’s valima was held at the Pearl Continental Hotel on Saturday night.
Though the event was supposed to start at 7:30 pm, the couple and the guests were more than an hour late.
Reema had married Dr Tariq Shahab, a cardiologist settled in Virginia, United States, in a court ceremony in November 2011. The wedding had been a small affair and she had said that there would be a big reception in Lahore. The actor had worn a green outfit designed by Hasan Shehryar
Film actor Reema Khan’s valima was held at the Pearl Continental Hotel on Saturday night.
Though the event was supposed to start at 7:30 pm, the couple and the guests were more than an hour late.
Reema had married Dr Tariq Shahab, a cardiologist settled in Virginia, United States, in a court ceremony in November 2011. The wedding had been a small affair and she had said that there would be a big reception in Lahore. The actor had worn a green outfit designed by Hasan Shehryar
prestigious post-graduation degrees MS and MD degrees Teachers, students in blame game over poor results
Two prestigious post-graduation degrees in various medical disciplines are virtually diminishing, partly owing to apathy of those supervising academics and heads of medical institutions who went through another scheme of studies and partly for students’ poor academic profiles.
Still being taught in the premier medical institutes of the UK, the Masters of Surgery (MS) and Doctor of Medicine (MD) were introduced in the sub-continent during the colonial era as research-based programmes. The MD
Still being taught in the premier medical institutes of the UK, the Masters of Surgery (MS) and Doctor of Medicine (MD) were introduced in the sub-continent during the colonial era as research-based programmes. The MD
Seminar on ‘Gender and Migration’ held at Fatima Jinnah Women University FJWU
Rawalpindi Seminar on ‘Gender and Migration’ held at FJWU
A seminar on ‘Gender and Migration’ was held at Fatima Jinnah Women University here on Friday. The seminar was organised by the Department of Gender Studies in collaboration with Migration Research Group (MRG).
Warda Zakir, lecturer at the Department of Gender Studies, welcomed the audience and thanked the guests Dr. Sabiha Syed (Director MRG), Dr. Nosheen Mehmood (Co-Director MRG) and Ms. Ayesha Sheraz
A seminar on ‘Gender and Migration’ was held at Fatima Jinnah Women University here on Friday. The seminar was organised by the Department of Gender Studies in collaboration with Migration Research Group (MRG).
Warda Zakir, lecturer at the Department of Gender Studies, welcomed the audience and thanked the guests Dr. Sabiha Syed (Director MRG), Dr. Nosheen Mehmood (Co-Director MRG) and Ms. Ayesha Sheraz
GOVERNMENT College for Boys Gulberg Honoured
GOVERNMENT College for Boys, Gulberg, on Saturday organised a ceremony to distribute certificates among the winners of Feature Writing Competition. Students Haris Zubair, Hafiz Bilal, Farrukh Shahbaz and Arshad Ali were awarded with certificates and prizes by college Principal Dr Zulfiqar Ali Rana while Vice Principal Shafqat Rasool and Head Mass Communication Department Taufeeq Butt and Prof Waseem Ghafoor were also present.The
Pak Navy Staff Course at Pakistan Navy War College
Chief of the Naval Staff, Admiral Mohammad Asif Sandila Friday said that Pakistan could not remain oblivious of evolving regional maritime environment.Addressing to 41st Pakistan Navy Staff Course held at Pakistan Navy War College Lahore, Sandila said, "We are a peace loving nation but our maritime interests have to be safeguarded"."We will continue to collaborate with Global and regional navies to deal with challenges of piracy and terrorism and it is evident from our participation in CTF-150
Pakistani’s world record in IT Microsoft Professional Certificate programme
A Pakistani student has set a world record in Microsoft Professional Certificate programme by achieving 998 marks out of 1000, a TV channel reported.
Shayan Anique Akhtar’s name has been included in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Shayan is scheduled to meet Bill Gates in July this year on an invitation of the Microsoft
Shayan Anique Akhtar’s name has been included in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Shayan is scheduled to meet Bill Gates in July this year on an invitation of the Microsoft
Minister for Information and Public Relations wants Agricultural University to introduce tenure track system TTS
PESHAWAR: Minister for Information and Public Relations Mian Iftikhar Hussain on Saturday said that despite repeated instructions the Agricultural University had failed to introduce the tenure track system (TTS).
“It is a clear proof of the inefficiency of the university administration. This important issue will be brought into the notice of chief minister and minister for agriculture,” Mian Iftikhar told a delegation of Agricultural University Teachers Association led by Prof
“It is a clear proof of the inefficiency of the university administration. This important issue will be brought into the notice of chief minister and minister for agriculture,” Mian Iftikhar told a delegation of Agricultural University Teachers Association led by Prof
Dr Baig to address govt officers at NIM Prime Minister on Textiles and Chairman Baig Group Dr Mirza Ikhtiar Baig
KARACHI: Adviser to Prime Minister on Textiles and Chairman Baig Group Dr Mirza Ikhtiar Baig on Monday will address the senior government officers representing customs, finance, revenue, education, commerce and industries, income tax and home departments in their eligibility zone for promotion to Grade 20, at National Institute of Management (NIM).
Dr Baig’s will deliver lecture on “Large scale industrial development in Pakistan”, will cover Pakistan’s structure of
Dr Baig’s will deliver lecture on “Large scale industrial development in Pakistan”, will cover Pakistan’s structure of
Ad hoc doctors seek regularisation various teaching hospitals and periphery units of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
PESHAWAR: Doctors serving on ad hoc basis in various teaching hospitals and periphery units of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata have asked the government to regularise their services.
At a press conference on Saturday, president Ad Hoc Doctors’ Action Committee Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata, Dr Salman, commended the government for appointing more than 450 doctors on ad hoc basis in different parts of the province and Fata.
However, he said the Health Department had always
At a press conference on Saturday, president Ad Hoc Doctors’ Action Committee Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Fata, Dr Salman, commended the government for appointing more than 450 doctors on ad hoc basis in different parts of the province and Fata.
However, he said the Health Department had always
Court stays cancellation of MPA’s degree University of Peshawar administration
PESHAWAR: A local court on Saturday issued stay order against cancellation of the degree of Awami National Party (ANP) lawmaker Atifur Rehman Khalil by the University of Peshawar administration.
The MPA had filed an application with Additional District and Sessions Judge Haq Nawaz Swati to stop the university from canceling his degree.
On Wednesday, Judicial Magistrate Muhammad Rehan Samad had dismissed civil suit of Atifur Rehman against the university for
The MPA had filed an application with Additional District and Sessions Judge Haq Nawaz Swati to stop the university from canceling his degree.
On Wednesday, Judicial Magistrate Muhammad Rehan Samad had dismissed civil suit of Atifur Rehman against the university for
Seminar on International No Tobacco Day 2012 Pakistan Chest Society’s Sindh chapter
Karachi Seminar on No Tobacco Day 2012 pakistan
The Pakistan Chest Society’s Sindh chapter in collaboration with the Department of Chest Medicine of the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre is organising a seminar on May 30 in connection with International No Tobacco
The Pakistan Chest Society’s Sindh chapter in collaboration with the Department of Chest Medicine of the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre is organising a seminar on May 30 in connection with International No Tobacco
Cases of urinary tract infection (UTI) ‘Increased water intake can prevent urinary tract infections’
Karachi ‘Increased water intake can prevent urinary tract infections’
Cases of urinary tract infection (UTI) are on the rise among women in the city, as most women do not drink enough water to cater to their body’s needs, says senior gynecologist Dr Samrina Hashmi.
“Women tend not to have a proper intake of water,” said Dr Hashmi, who is also the president of the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Sindh. She believes that the lack of public toilets is a
Cases of urinary tract infection (UTI) are on the rise among women in the city, as most women do not drink enough water to cater to their body’s needs, says senior gynecologist Dr Samrina Hashmi.
“Women tend not to have a proper intake of water,” said Dr Hashmi, who is also the president of the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) Sindh. She believes that the lack of public toilets is a
Pakistan Thalassaemia Welfare Society held Blood donation camp held at International Islamic University IIU
Blood donation camp held at IIU Islamabad
The Pakistan Thalassaemia Welfare Society held a blood donation camp for thalassaemia patients at the women’s campus of the International Islamic University (IIU) The camp was organised in collaboration with students of the IIU Centre of Media and Communication. Director of Women Campus (IIU) Dr. Zaitoon Begum speaking on the occasion said that it was the moral and religious obligation of every Muslim to contribute in all possible ways to
The Pakistan Thalassaemia Welfare Society held a blood donation camp for thalassaemia patients at the women’s campus of the International Islamic University (IIU) The camp was organised in collaboration with students of the IIU Centre of Media and Communication. Director of Women Campus (IIU) Dr. Zaitoon Begum speaking on the occasion said that it was the moral and religious obligation of every Muslim to contribute in all possible ways to
Saturday, 26 May 2012
Skilled youths get tool kits PUNJAB Vocational Training Council (PVTC)
PUNJAB Vocational Training Council (PVTC) on Saturday organised a ceremony to distribute tool kits among 100 skilled youths from low-income group.
According to a PVTC press release, an NGO provided the tool kits used in plumbing, motorcycle repairing, welding, dress making, food making and kitchen management, composing and designing.
According to a PVTC press release, an NGO provided the tool kits used in plumbing, motorcycle repairing, welding, dress making, food making and kitchen management, composing and designing.
ALLAMA Iqbal Open University AIOU VC offers one million books to public libraries
LAHORE AIOU VC offers one million books to public libraries
ALLAMA Iqbal Open University (AIOU) Vice Chancellor Dr Nazir Ahmed Sangi has offered provision of one million books to public libraries, saying around 1.3 million students of the varsity visit public libraries across the country.
Speaking at an inaugural ceremony of the International Journal of Information Management Science on Saturday, the AIOU VC said the university was ready to support public libraries
ALLAMA Iqbal Open University (AIOU) Vice Chancellor Dr Nazir Ahmed Sangi has offered provision of one million books to public libraries, saying around 1.3 million students of the varsity visit public libraries across the country.
Speaking at an inaugural ceremony of the International Journal of Information Management Science on Saturday, the AIOU VC said the university was ready to support public libraries
Sindh Minister for Health Dr Sagheer Ahmed announced ‘Medical college to be built in Landhi’
‘Medical college to be built in Landhi’ Karachi
Sindh Minister for Health Dr Sagheer Ahmed announced on Friday that a medical college would be established in the Landhi area of the city.
He made this announcement while inaugurating the newly installed dialysis machines at the Landhi Medical Complex.
The four dialysis machines along with the related equipment had been installed at a cost of Rs15 million.
The health minister said that the
Sindh Minister for Health Dr Sagheer Ahmed announced on Friday that a medical college would be established in the Landhi area of the city.
He made this announcement while inaugurating the newly installed dialysis machines at the Landhi Medical Complex.
The four dialysis machines along with the related equipment had been installed at a cost of Rs15 million.
The health minister said that the
Summer vacation: private schools have their way allow schools following the Cambridge system of education
Karachi Summer vacation: private schools have their way
The Sindh government has decided to allow schools following the Cambridge system of education to observe the summer vacation in June and July, provided that they seek permission from the Directorate of Private Institutions Sindh (DPIS), The News learnt on Saturday.
However, if they failed to submit a written application to the directorate by May 31, they would have to observe the vacation in July and
The Sindh government has decided to allow schools following the Cambridge system of education to observe the summer vacation in June and July, provided that they seek permission from the Directorate of Private Institutions Sindh (DPIS), The News learnt on Saturday.
However, if they failed to submit a written application to the directorate by May 31, they would have to observe the vacation in July and
The Tragedy of Junagadh passion for history and historic books.
banker by profession, Salim Ansar has a passion for history and historic books. His personal library already boasts a treasure trove of over 7,000 rare and unique books.
Every week, we shall take a leaf from one such book and treat you to a little taste of history.
BOOK NAME: The Tragedy of Junagadh
AUTHOR: A S Khan
PUBLISHER: Orient Indo-Pak Agencies - Karachi
DATE OF PUBLICATION: 1952
The following excerpt has been
Every week, we shall take a leaf from one such book and treat you to a little taste of history.
BOOK NAME: The Tragedy of Junagadh
AUTHOR: A S Khan
PUBLISHER: Orient Indo-Pak Agencies - Karachi
DATE OF PUBLICATION: 1952
The following excerpt has been
rewards winners of Microsoft Imagine Cup National University of Sciences and Technology NUST
NUST rewards winners of Microsoft Imagine Cup Islamabad
To recognise meritorious efforts of its winning team at Microsoft Imagine Cup, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) held an award giving ceremony at its main campus here on Monday. NUST Rector Engineer Muhammad Asghar graced the occasion as the chief guest.
Cash award of Rs5000 was given to each member of the winning team namely Celoks comprising Qasim Ikram, Salman Mazhar, Usman Bin Wahid and
To recognise meritorious efforts of its winning team at Microsoft Imagine Cup, National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) held an award giving ceremony at its main campus here on Monday. NUST Rector Engineer Muhammad Asghar graced the occasion as the chief guest.
Cash award of Rs5000 was given to each member of the winning team namely Celoks comprising Qasim Ikram, Salman Mazhar, Usman Bin Wahid and
Pakistani scientist wins ‘Early Career Research Excellence Award’ accolades in top international university
Islamabad Pakistani scientist wins accolades in top international university
Dr. Zaheer Uddin Babar, head of Pharmacy Practice at the School of Pharmacy, University of Auckland, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Early Career Research Excellence Award’ from the University of Auckland.
While conferring the award on Dr. Zaheer, the vice chancellor of Auckland University, Professor Stuart N. McCutcheon, praised Dr. Zaheer for his commitment to research and for making
Dr. Zaheer Uddin Babar, head of Pharmacy Practice at the School of Pharmacy, University of Auckland, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Early Career Research Excellence Award’ from the University of Auckland.
While conferring the award on Dr. Zaheer, the vice chancellor of Auckland University, Professor Stuart N. McCutcheon, praised Dr. Zaheer for his commitment to research and for making
ceremony to launch a book ‘Nain se Ain Tak’ at RAC comprising Urdu poetry by young poet Waji-ul-Hasnain Nizami
Rawalpindi ‘Nain se Ain Tak’ launched at RAC : A ceremony to launch a book ‘Nain Say Ain Tak’ comprising Urdu poetry by young poet Waji-ul-Hasnain Nizami was held at the Rawalpindi Arts Council here on Saturday.
Renowned intellectual and Chairman Ad Group Syed Asif Salahuddin was the chief guest along with Resident Director Waqar Ahmed while famous poet of the country, Shahid Hussain Tareen, presided over the book launching ceremony.
Addressing the gathering
Renowned intellectual and Chairman Ad Group Syed Asif Salahuddin was the chief guest along with Resident Director Waqar Ahmed while famous poet of the country, Shahid Hussain Tareen, presided over the book launching ceremony.
Addressing the gathering
12-year-old girl student kidnapped and raped in the jurisdiction
Islamabad 12-year-old girl raped
A girl student of the sixth grade was kidnapped and raped in the jurisdiction of the Sihala police station on Friday night. The police shifted the victim to the PIMS for medical examination.
The police said the 12-year-old girl, a resident of Model Town Hummak, was returning to home from school on Friday when she was kidnapped. She remained missing for over six hours. Her parents searched her, but failed to get any clue about her.
A girl student of the sixth grade was kidnapped and raped in the jurisdiction of the Sihala police station on Friday night. The police shifted the victim to the PIMS for medical examination.
The police said the 12-year-old girl, a resident of Model Town Hummak, was returning to home from school on Friday when she was kidnapped. She remained missing for over six hours. Her parents searched her, but failed to get any clue about her.
educated people, working with the Utility Stores Corporation USC management, union of corruption
Islamabad Daily wage workers accuse USC management, union of corruption
The educated young people, working with the Utility Stores Corporation (USC) on daily wage basis, have alleged that the USC management in connivance with office-bearers of the USC union has demanded a huge amount as bribe from them for issuing contract letters.
Sources told ‘The News’ that the concerned management with the help of office-bearers demanded Rs50,000 per worker for issuing
The educated young people, working with the Utility Stores Corporation (USC) on daily wage basis, have alleged that the USC management in connivance with office-bearers of the USC union has demanded a huge amount as bribe from them for issuing contract letters.
Sources told ‘The News’ that the concerned management with the help of office-bearers demanded Rs50,000 per worker for issuing
GOVERNMENT College for Boys, Gulberg, Honoured organised a ceremony to distribute certificates
GOVERNMENT College for Boys, Gulberg, on Saturday organised a ceremony to distribute certificates among the winners of Feature Writing Competition. Students Haris Zubair, Hafiz Bilal, Farrukh Shahbaz and Arshad Ali were awarded with certificates and prizes by college Principal Dr Zulfiqar Ali Rana while Vice Principal Shafqat Rasool and Head Mass Communication Department Taufeeq Butt and Prof Waseem Ghafoor were also present.
Madrassa al-Fatima Taaleem-ul-Quran, affiliated with Tanzeem Wafaqul Madares Ahl-e-Sunnat Pakistan,
MADRASSA al-Fatima Taaleem-ul-Quran, affiliated with Tanzeem Wafaqul Madares Ahl-e-Sunnat Pakistan, will be inaugurated at Hazrat Qutub Shah Bukhari Darbar, 75-GT Road, Taizab Ahata, at 8.30am today. Mufti Muhammad Arif Sialvi, Khateeb of Hazrat Data Ganj Bux Darbar Jamia Masji, will address on the
Punjab Livestock and Dairy Development Board (PLDDB) 4,000 rural youths trained in livestock
LAHORE
THE Punjab Livestock and Dairy Development Board (PLDDB) is celebrating the achievement of second milestone in its journey to train 4000 rural youth as Artificial Insemination Assistants and Women Livestock Extension Workers (WLEWs).
‘Second batch of 200 AIAs and 200 WLEWs will be awarded certificates on the completion of extensive training in their related fields at a ceremony to be held on May 28, 2012 (Monday). Punjab Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Malik
THE Punjab Livestock and Dairy Development Board (PLDDB) is celebrating the achievement of second milestone in its journey to train 4000 rural youth as Artificial Insemination Assistants and Women Livestock Extension Workers (WLEWs).
‘Second batch of 200 AIAs and 200 WLEWs will be awarded certificates on the completion of extensive training in their related fields at a ceremony to be held on May 28, 2012 (Monday). Punjab Minister for Agriculture and Livestock Malik
94 vacancies vacant in LDA TRAFFIC Engineering and Transport Planning Agency (TEPA)
LAHORE 94 vacancies vacant in LDA
TRAFFIC Engineering and Transport Planning Agency (TEPA) of the Lahore Development Authority has invited applications from suitable candidates for the recruitment of Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors and subordinate staff on contract as well as on market based salary.
The 94 posts to be filled on contract basis include seven vacancies of Deputy Directors (Civil Engineering) and one post each of electrical engineering,
TRAFFIC Engineering and Transport Planning Agency (TEPA) of the Lahore Development Authority has invited applications from suitable candidates for the recruitment of Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors and subordinate staff on contract as well as on market based salary.
The 94 posts to be filled on contract basis include seven vacancies of Deputy Directors (Civil Engineering) and one post each of electrical engineering,
Humiliation of PU faculty flayed UNIVERSITY of Engineering & Technology (UET)
LAHORE Humiliation of PU faculty flayed
UNIVERSITY of Engineering & Technology (UET) Lahore’s Teaching Staff Association (TSA) has strongly condemned the recent incident of humiliation of Punjab University’s faculty members by students.
The TSA Executive Committee in a meeting condemned the incident through a unanimous resolution.
It added that TSA President Prof Dr Sohail A Qureshi also assured his support on behalf of the Federation of All
UNIVERSITY of Engineering & Technology (UET) Lahore’s Teaching Staff Association (TSA) has strongly condemned the recent incident of humiliation of Punjab University’s faculty members by students.
The TSA Executive Committee in a meeting condemned the incident through a unanimous resolution.
It added that TSA President Prof Dr Sohail A Qureshi also assured his support on behalf of the Federation of All
University of Karachi announced Bachelor of Dental Surgery BDS results First Professional Annual Examinations 2012
Karachi
The controller of examinations, University of Karachi (KU), on Saturday announced the results of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) First Professional Annual Examinations 2012. As many as 162 were declared pass. The overall pass percentage was 44.38
The controller of examinations, University of Karachi (KU), on Saturday announced the results of Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) First Professional Annual Examinations 2012. As many as 162 were declared pass. The overall pass percentage was 44.38
Satyamev Jayate Episode 04 Sunday May 27th 2012
Satyamev Jayate (English Translation: Truth Alone Prevails) is an Indian Hindi TV show that airs on Star Network and Doordarshan (DD National). The show marks the television debut of popular Indian Bollywood actor and filmmaker Aamir Khan. Satyamev Jayate is the first show ever in the history of Indian Television to be aired simultaneously on a private channel network STAR and a national broadcaster Doordarshan. The show is also dubbed in several languages including three Indian southern
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Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan says sorry for smoking, to pay fine
NEW DELHI: Bollywood actor and co-owner of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) Shah Rukh Khan has pleaded guilty for smoking in public during a match between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders, said new reports.
The actor said he's ready to pay fine.
The actor was directed by a local court in Jaipur to appear before it on May 26.
A few days back, India's premier anti-tobacco watchdog, NOTE has expressed concern over superstar's arrogant behaviour with which he time and again decides
The actor said he's ready to pay fine.
The actor was directed by a local court in Jaipur to appear before it on May 26.
A few days back, India's premier anti-tobacco watchdog, NOTE has expressed concern over superstar's arrogant behaviour with which he time and again decides
General (retd.) Imtiaz commits suicide
Former head of army welfare trust AWT General (retd.) Imtiaz commits suicide
A Culture of Excellence- A Tradition of Trust
AWT started with a modest asset base and high ambitions. Today, after 39 years of investments in various fields, we stand at a dazzling height of success and glory. Ours is a story of perseverance, innovation, business acumen and going beyond the frontiers in Banking, Cement, Insurance, Aviation, CNG, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Sugar, Security Solutions, Real Estate,
A Culture of Excellence- A Tradition of Trust
AWT started with a modest asset base and high ambitions. Today, after 39 years of investments in various fields, we stand at a dazzling height of success and glory. Ours is a story of perseverance, innovation, business acumen and going beyond the frontiers in Banking, Cement, Insurance, Aviation, CNG, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Sugar, Security Solutions, Real Estate,
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Main cast: Will Smith, Tommy Lee Jones and Josh Brolin
Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
Genre: Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Agent J (Will Smith) and Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) are assigned the task of monitoring extra-terrestrial activity on Earth. Things get strange when J can't find K, then finds out his friend has been dead for over 40 years. In an attempt to save young Agent K's (Josh Brolin) life, Agent J travels back in time to 1969 to stop his murder.
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Director: Barry Sonnenfeld
Genre: Action, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Agent J (Will Smith) and Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) are assigned the task of monitoring extra-terrestrial activity on Earth. Things get strange when J can't find K, then finds out his friend has been dead for over 40 years. In an attempt to save young Agent K's (Josh Brolin) life, Agent J travels back in time to 1969 to stop his murder.
Note: Session times are subject to
Friday, 25 May 2012
Alhamra sets stage for frisky talent-hunt
LAHORE, May 25: A frisky talent-hunt evening at Alhamra Cultural Complex was a mega attraction for many amateur singers, who gave their best while singing to a live orchestra on Friday.
Illuminations, young enthusiastic singers, the majestic ambiance of the Cultural Complex covered under an array of multicolour lights and some fabulous music was all about the talent hunt night.
“The Lahore Arts Council in an effort to search for new talent in singing has started organising talent-hunt
Illuminations, young enthusiastic singers, the majestic ambiance of the Cultural Complex covered under an array of multicolour lights and some fabulous music was all about the talent hunt night.
“The Lahore Arts Council in an effort to search for new talent in singing has started organising talent-hunt
Enabling students to understand concepts by SNPET
LAHORE, May 25: LUMS physics department head Dr A.H. Nayyar has said the system of project-based learning introduced by the Sanjan Nagar Public Education Trust (SNPET) school is empowering students to understand the concepts and have life-long learning.
Speaking to media persons at school’s Annual Open House Day on Friday, he said the school promoted learning by helping children to enjoy reading the textbooks. “There is no use of rote learning,” he added. He also said that it was a
Speaking to media persons at school’s Annual Open House Day on Friday, he said the school promoted learning by helping children to enjoy reading the textbooks. “There is no use of rote learning,” he added. He also said that it was a
Board to examine 10 months old Sajid Rafique heart patient
LAHORE, May 25: On the instructions of Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, the health department has constituted a medical board comprising three experts for examining 10-month-old Sajid Rafique.
Sajid, son of Muhammad Rafique, a resident of Bhora Bangla in Vehari’s Burewala tehsil, is suffering from cardiac problem.
The medical board – Children’s Hospital Lahore Medical Director Dr Ehsan Waheed Rathore, assistant professors of cardiac surgery Dr Jamal Abdul Nasir and Dr Salman Shah —
Sajid, son of Muhammad Rafique, a resident of Bhora Bangla in Vehari’s Burewala tehsil, is suffering from cardiac problem.
The medical board – Children’s Hospital Lahore Medical Director Dr Ehsan Waheed Rathore, assistant professors of cardiac surgery Dr Jamal Abdul Nasir and Dr Salman Shah —
Teacher falls victim to acid attack in Islamabad locality of Satellite Town, Jhang
JHANG, May 25: A schoolteacher suffered serious burn wounds on Friday in an acid attack near her house in Islamabad locality of Satellite Town, Jhang.
Police sources said that victim Khalida was a teacher at Kehkshan, an institution for the mentally-challenged children near Jamia Chowk.
They said Khalida had refused to develop relations with her neighbour Nayyer Abbas who had been after her for the last few months. On Friday, when the victim was about to enter her house the accused threw
Police sources said that victim Khalida was a teacher at Kehkshan, an institution for the mentally-challenged children near Jamia Chowk.
They said Khalida had refused to develop relations with her neighbour Nayyer Abbas who had been after her for the last few months. On Friday, when the victim was about to enter her house the accused threw
EU are finalising to expend on access to justice
LAHORE, May 25: Representatives of European Union are finalising with the Punjab government and bar councils the terms of reference for an access to justice programme for the poor and vulnerable groups, offering Euro 8 million for it.
They intend to implement the programme through support of legal and civil society organisations and the judiciary in Punjab, Dawn learnt on Friday.
The total cost of the project is stated to be Euro 8.86 million. And while offering Euro 8 million, the
They intend to implement the programme through support of legal and civil society organisations and the judiciary in Punjab, Dawn learnt on Friday.
The total cost of the project is stated to be Euro 8.86 million. And while offering Euro 8 million, the
Lahore High Court in the distribution of the laptop issued notice to Punjab
LAHORE, May 25: The Lahore High Court on Friday issued notice to the Punjab government on a petition questioning transparency in procurement and distribution of laptops.
The petition was filed by known television anchorperson Mubashar Lucman through Barrister Syed Ali Zafar.
As the proceedings started on Friday, Barrister Zafar argued that the laptops scheme involved public funds of more than Rs4 billion and it was in the interest of justice and accountability that the Punjab government
The petition was filed by known television anchorperson Mubashar Lucman through Barrister Syed Ali Zafar.
As the proceedings started on Friday, Barrister Zafar argued that the laptops scheme involved public funds of more than Rs4 billion and it was in the interest of justice and accountability that the Punjab government
Special education paper leakage probe challenged
LAHORE, May 25: The principal punished by a Lahore Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education’s inquiry committee for a special education paper leakage has challenged the decision with the board.
The committee, consisting of Government College, Gulberg, Principal Prof Dr Zulfiqar Ali Rana, and Government Shah Hussain College, Lahore, Principal Prof Faqir Muhammad Kaifi had recommended the disqualification of paper-setter Asia Maqbool, a physical instructor, and Government Central School
The committee, consisting of Government College, Gulberg, Principal Prof Dr Zulfiqar Ali Rana, and Government Shah Hussain College, Lahore, Principal Prof Faqir Muhammad Kaifi had recommended the disqualification of paper-setter Asia Maqbool, a physical instructor, and Government Central School
Dust storm in Pindi, Islamabad
ISLAMABAD, May 25: A dust storm having a speed as high as 90 kilometres per hour disrupted the routine of residents of the twin cities on Friday evening.
However, the storm was followed by drizzle that made the weather pleasant.
Once the heavy winds started blowing, dust particles in the air reduced visibility. The speed of the storm was reportedly so fast that traffic at some points literally came to a halt. Motorbike riders had to hide under the bridges or besides the buildings to save
However, the storm was followed by drizzle that made the weather pleasant.
Once the heavy winds started blowing, dust particles in the air reduced visibility. The speed of the storm was reportedly so fast that traffic at some points literally came to a halt. Motorbike riders had to hide under the bridges or besides the buildings to save
Tributes paid to Manto by NLA
ISLAMABAD, May 25: Short story writers like Manto were a mirror of the society. He touched all those topics which nobody had ever dared to speak, write and hear about and this very quality would keep him alive forever.
This was stated by Chairman National Language Authority (NLA) Dr Anwaar Ahmad, during ‘Manto Seminar’ held here on Friday.
The seminar was organised by the department of Urdu language and literature at the National University of Modern Languages (Numl) to mark the 100th
This was stated by Chairman National Language Authority (NLA) Dr Anwaar Ahmad, during ‘Manto Seminar’ held here on Friday.
The seminar was organised by the department of Urdu language and literature at the National University of Modern Languages (Numl) to mark the 100th
A German touch to Faiz’s poem by Goethe Institut
KARACHI, May 25: Faiz Ahmed Faiz is internationally recognised as a revolutionary poet who believed in social reforms and devoted his poetry and struggle to the uplift of oppressed humanity. Though his early poetry had conventional themes of love and beauty, all his later works focused a broad canvas of humanity as he realised that there was more in life than just the themes worked on by most of his contemporaries. He effectively revolted against exploiters of human beings and raised his strong
Urdu literary journal Ismat centenary celebration
KARACHI, May 25: Speakers highlighted the merits of literary pursuits at an event organised to celebrate the centenary of the esteemed Urdu literary journal Ismat at the Arts Council Karachi on Friday.
Eminent scholar Aftab Ahmed Khan, who presided over the event, said Urdu was the fifth widely spoken language in the world and had all the potential for further growth.
He claimed 90 per cent of speeches in our senate and assemblies were delivered in Urdu. Even in India, where the
Eminent scholar Aftab Ahmed Khan, who presided over the event, said Urdu was the fifth widely spoken language in the world and had all the potential for further growth.
He claimed 90 per cent of speeches in our senate and assemblies were delivered in Urdu. Even in India, where the
Group show at Citi Art Gallery
KARACHI, May 25: A group show titled ‘Fusion of contemporary art’ opens at the Citi Art Gallery on Saturday at 6pm.
The participating artists are: Mansur Aye, Mansur Rahi, Hajra Mansur, Zoay, Tasaduq Sohail, Dr S. Ali Wasif, Mashkoor Raza, Mansur Saleem, Shimmi Ahmed, Mahnaz Lakha, Aziz Hassan, Tabinda Chinoy, Mehtab Ali, Moin Shah, A.S. Rind, G.N. Qazi, Ahmed Anver, Shan Amrohvi, Syed A. Irfan, Sara Baloch and A.Q. Arif.
The exhibition will remain open till May
The participating artists are: Mansur Aye, Mansur Rahi, Hajra Mansur, Zoay, Tasaduq Sohail, Dr S. Ali Wasif, Mashkoor Raza, Mansur Saleem, Shimmi Ahmed, Mahnaz Lakha, Aziz Hassan, Tabinda Chinoy, Mehtab Ali, Moin Shah, A.S. Rind, G.N. Qazi, Ahmed Anver, Shan Amrohvi, Syed A. Irfan, Sara Baloch and A.Q. Arif.
The exhibition will remain open till May
Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan inaugurates emergency response centre
Karachi
Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan on Friday inaugurated a first of its kind emergency response centre established beneath the Nagan Chowrangi Flyover by the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC).
The KMC said more such emergency response centres would be established at important traffic intersections to deal with any disastrous situation on a round-the-clock basis.
These centres will be equipped with a fire brigade, ambulances, rescue units,
Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan on Friday inaugurated a first of its kind emergency response centre established beneath the Nagan Chowrangi Flyover by the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC).
The KMC said more such emergency response centres would be established at important traffic intersections to deal with any disastrous situation on a round-the-clock basis.
These centres will be equipped with a fire brigade, ambulances, rescue units,
Punjab University awards 17 PhDs in Chemistry, Sociology, Zoology, Physics, Molecular Biology, Punjabi, Biological Sciences, Earth & Environmental Sciences, Islamic Studies and Urdu subjects
LAHORE – Punjab University produced 17 PhDs in Chemistry, Sociology, Zoology, Physics, Molecular Biology, Punjabi, Biological Sciences, Earth & Environmental Sciences, Islamic Studies and Urdu.
As per details, PU awarded PhD degree to Khushi Muhammad S/O Lal Din in the subject of Chemistry after approval of his thesis entitled “Effect of Simulated Microgravity on the Biochemicals, Minerals and Thyroid Hormone Profiles in Rates”, Raza Ullah S/O Muhammad Yamin in the subject of
As per details, PU awarded PhD degree to Khushi Muhammad S/O Lal Din in the subject of Chemistry after approval of his thesis entitled “Effect of Simulated Microgravity on the Biochemicals, Minerals and Thyroid Hormone Profiles in Rates”, Raza Ullah S/O Muhammad Yamin in the subject of
GOVERNMENT College University (GCU) sets up Naqoosh Research Centre (NRC) at Postgraduate Library
LAHORE
GOVERNMENT College University (GCU) has established the Naqoosh Research Centre (NRC) at the Postgraduate Library in collaboration with historical literary house Naqoosh to promote the interest of students and researchers in Urdu literature.
GCU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Khaleeq-ur-Rahman along with a large number of eminent writers inaugurated the first researcher centre of Urdu literature established in any university of Pakistan.
The research,
GOVERNMENT College University (GCU) has established the Naqoosh Research Centre (NRC) at the Postgraduate Library in collaboration with historical literary house Naqoosh to promote the interest of students and researchers in Urdu literature.
GCU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Khaleeq-ur-Rahman along with a large number of eminent writers inaugurated the first researcher centre of Urdu literature established in any university of Pakistan.
The research,
THE Health Department Punjab, Medical board for child
LAHORE Medical board for child
THE Health Department Punjab, on the instructions of Punjab Chief Minister, has constituted a medical board, comprising three medical experts, for examining a 10-month old child Sajid Rafique of Bhora Bangla Burewala, district Vehari, who is suffering from cardiac problem. The medical board consists of Medical Director of Children Hospital Lahore Dr Ehsan Waheed Rathor, Assistant Professors of Cardiac Surgery Dr Jamal Abdul Nasir and Dr Salman Shah. The board
THE Health Department Punjab, on the instructions of Punjab Chief Minister, has constituted a medical board, comprising three medical experts, for examining a 10-month old child Sajid Rafique of Bhora Bangla Burewala, district Vehari, who is suffering from cardiac problem. The medical board consists of Medical Director of Children Hospital Lahore Dr Ehsan Waheed Rathor, Assistant Professors of Cardiac Surgery Dr Jamal Abdul Nasir and Dr Salman Shah. The board
Lahore High Court Notice to govt on plea against laptops scheme
LAHORE
The Lahore High Court on Friday issued notice to the Punjab government on a petition challenging the procurement and distribution of laptops by the government.
The petition was filed by a television anchorperson through Barrister Syed Ali Zafar.
As the proceedings started on Friday, Barrister Zafar argued that the laptops scheme involved public funds of more than Rs4 billion and it was in the interest of justice and accountability that the Punjab government
The Lahore High Court on Friday issued notice to the Punjab government on a petition challenging the procurement and distribution of laptops by the government.
The petition was filed by a television anchorperson through Barrister Syed Ali Zafar.
As the proceedings started on Friday, Barrister Zafar argued that the laptops scheme involved public funds of more than Rs4 billion and it was in the interest of justice and accountability that the Punjab government
PAKISTAN Military Academy, Kakul, awarded ‘Sword of Honour’ former student of Rangers Public School and College, Mandi Bahauddin,
LAHORE Honoured
PAKISTAN Military Academy, Kakul, awarded ‘Sword of Honour’ to a former student of Rangers Public School and College, Mandi Bahauddin, on Friday.
According to a handout issued from Pakistan Rangers (Punjab) office, 2nd/Lt Hassan Ahmed Malik, 125 PMA L/C, has passed out with Sword of Honour on showing best performance. Pak Rangers Punjab DG Maj Gen Mian Muhammad Hilal Hussain has ordered holding special ceremony in respect of Ahmed Hassan Malik at
PAKISTAN Military Academy, Kakul, awarded ‘Sword of Honour’ to a former student of Rangers Public School and College, Mandi Bahauddin, on Friday.
According to a handout issued from Pakistan Rangers (Punjab) office, 2nd/Lt Hassan Ahmed Malik, 125 PMA L/C, has passed out with Sword of Honour on showing best performance. Pak Rangers Punjab DG Maj Gen Mian Muhammad Hilal Hussain has ordered holding special ceremony in respect of Ahmed Hassan Malik at
Ground reality mocks Punjab government’s enrolment drive children enrolled at public sector schools seems
LAHORE
The Punjab government’s drive to get more and more children enrolled at public sector schools seems to be just an exercise on paper as the situation on the ground mocks those at the helm.
The story of a girls’ middle school at Wara, Bhuwana, Chiniot, is a perfect example of the government’s apathy towards the real issues of great public concern.
The Government Elementary Girls School, Wara, was upgraded from a primary school to middle school
The Punjab government’s drive to get more and more children enrolled at public sector schools seems to be just an exercise on paper as the situation on the ground mocks those at the helm.
The story of a girls’ middle school at Wara, Bhuwana, Chiniot, is a perfect example of the government’s apathy towards the real issues of great public concern.
The Government Elementary Girls School, Wara, was upgraded from a primary school to middle school
Heart failure caused Saheli’s death: report National Veterinary Laboratory (NVL)
Islamabad: The National Veterinary Laboratory (NVL) Friday revealed that Saheli, the female elephant at Marghazar Zoo had died of heart failure, giving a twist to the probe and widening its scope to CDA’s veterinary experts.
The autopsy has been carried out by the experts of the NVL on the samples from the animal’s carcass after it had died in mysterious circumstances on May 1 after brief illness.
According to the report, Saheli’s respiratory system had failed
The autopsy has been carried out by the experts of the NVL on the samples from the animal’s carcass after it had died in mysterious circumstances on May 1 after brief illness.
According to the report, Saheli’s respiratory system had failed
Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) Dr Yasinzai calls for bridging industry-academia trust deficit
Islamabad Dr Yasinzai calls for bridging industry-academia trust deficit
Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Masoom Yasinzai has called for bridging the trust deficit between industry and academia.
In an exclusive interview with ‘The News,’ he said that there are many reasons behind the gap between the industry and academia and one of the main reasons is lack of trust from the industry’s side, as they think universities don’t have
Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Masoom Yasinzai has called for bridging the trust deficit between industry and academia.
In an exclusive interview with ‘The News,’ he said that there are many reasons behind the gap between the industry and academia and one of the main reasons is lack of trust from the industry’s side, as they think universities don’t have
honour of D. Shah Khan, remembered late veteran scholar and journalist, at the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS)
Islamabad D Shah Khan remembered
A memorial reference was held in honour of D. Shah Khan, the late veteran scholar and journalist, at the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) here on Friday. D. Shah Khan, who also served as the editor and senior research analyst at the IRS in the period between 1982 and 1989, passed away on April 30, 2012, says a press release.
D. Shah Khan’s services as a principled journalist, who worked untiringly for the freedom of press, were
A memorial reference was held in honour of D. Shah Khan, the late veteran scholar and journalist, at the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) here on Friday. D. Shah Khan, who also served as the editor and senior research analyst at the IRS in the period between 1982 and 1989, passed away on April 30, 2012, says a press release.
D. Shah Khan’s services as a principled journalist, who worked untiringly for the freedom of press, were
Bill Gates invites record-holder Pakistani student Shayan Anique Akhtar world record in the Microsoft Professional Certificate programme
About Me
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They always tell you that in order to have a successful blog you must have an About Me page. So, here it is! now this blog is officially successful!
I am also on Google+ , Twitter, and Facebook. I like talking and speaking abouttechnology and Software Development but I don’t like talking so much about myself but I will do my best for this Post.
My name is Shayan Anique Akhtar. I am a Student of Computer Science. I am a Youngest Microsoft Certified
Well, hello!
They always tell you that in order to have a successful blog you must have an About Me page. So, here it is! now this blog is officially successful!
I am also on Google+ , Twitter, and Facebook. I like talking and speaking abouttechnology and Software Development but I don’t like talking so much about myself but I will do my best for this Post.
My name is Shayan Anique Akhtar. I am a Student of Computer Science. I am a Youngest Microsoft Certified
epigastric pain, fullness and complaints of Oral cavity examination in diabetics having acid peptic disease urged
Rawalpindi Oral cavity examination in diabetics having acid peptic disease urged
Gastrointestinal upsets including the epigastric pain, fullness and complaints of acidity are very commonly presented by the sufferers of diabetes and mostly these upsets are considered as side effects of the medicines that are used by the patients.
Majority of the general practitioners usually justify these upsets as the side effects of anti-diabetic drugs and usually manage them by
Gastrointestinal upsets including the epigastric pain, fullness and complaints of acidity are very commonly presented by the sufferers of diabetes and mostly these upsets are considered as side effects of the medicines that are used by the patients.
Majority of the general practitioners usually justify these upsets as the side effects of anti-diabetic drugs and usually manage them by
‘Citizens’ Voice Project’ of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) grants for 13 organisations
Islamabad: The ‘Citizens’ Voice Project’ of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) awarded grants to 13 organisations in a ceremony held at the Project Office, says a press release.
The successful organisations were selected through a transparent and a competitive process. The project supports Pakistani initiatives to promote citizens’ participation, responsive governance and accountability throughout the country.
Total size of the awarded grants
The successful organisations were selected through a transparent and a competitive process. The project supports Pakistani initiatives to promote citizens’ participation, responsive governance and accountability throughout the country.
Total size of the awarded grants
Eight-month-old baby abducted from National Institute of Child Health (NICH)
Karachi
A baby girl was abducted from the National Institute of Child Health (NICH) on Friday morning.
The parents of eight-month-old Mahnoor had left their daughter with her brother, who was undergoing treatment at the NICH. While the parents were away, a Burqa-clad woman approached the boy and asked him to leave and buy a cold drink. When the boy returned, he saw that the woman was gone and his baby sister missing.
Mahnoor’s father Sher Khan lives near
A baby girl was abducted from the National Institute of Child Health (NICH) on Friday morning.
The parents of eight-month-old Mahnoor had left their daughter with her brother, who was undergoing treatment at the NICH. While the parents were away, a Burqa-clad woman approached the boy and asked him to leave and buy a cold drink. When the boy returned, he saw that the woman was gone and his baby sister missing.
Mahnoor’s father Sher Khan lives near
Defecation of Alternative Renewable & Clean Energy
To most people, the differences between “alternative energy,” “renewable energy,” and “clean energy,” might not be obvious. But each term is unique and has its own individual definition.
Alternative Energy Pakistan, Alternative Energy karachi, Alternative Energy punjab, Alternative Energy sindh, Alternative Energy lahore, Alternative Energy khaber pakhtoon kwa,
Alternative Energy
When we speak of alternative energy, we refer to sources of usable energy that can
Alternative Energy Pakistan, Alternative Energy karachi, Alternative Energy punjab, Alternative Energy sindh, Alternative Energy lahore, Alternative Energy khaber pakhtoon kwa,
Alternative Energy
When we speak of alternative energy, we refer to sources of usable energy that can
Lower Dir teacher accused of torturing minor student
TIMERGARA, May 24: A five-year-old girl student of Lower Dir district has accused a teacher of beating her severely.
My teacher Qari Ibarhim beat me so severely that I was taken to hospital for treatment,” Ruheen, the minor student, told journalists at her home in Timergara.
The student of Iqra Model School and Madressa said that the teacher beat her with a plastic pipe on the complaint of other students. She said that she fell unconscious owing to the physical torture and was rushed to
My teacher Qari Ibarhim beat me so severely that I was taken to hospital for treatment,” Ruheen, the minor student, told journalists at her home in Timergara.
The student of Iqra Model School and Madressa said that the teacher beat her with a plastic pipe on the complaint of other students. She said that she fell unconscious owing to the physical torture and was rushed to
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REPRESENTATIVES of Al-Khidmat Foundation and Khyber Falahi Committee will address a news conference at Peshawar Press Club at 11:30am.
OFFICE-BEARERS of Shandur Welfare Organisation Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral will address a news conference at Peshawar Press Club at 12:30pm
PRESIDENT Tehreek Istiqlal Rehmat Khan Wardak will speak at ‘Mulaqat’ programme of Khyber Union of Journalists at Peshawar Press Club at
REPRESENTATIVES of Al-Khidmat Foundation and Khyber Falahi Committee will address a news conference at Peshawar Press Club at 11:30am.
OFFICE-BEARERS of Shandur Welfare Organisation Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral will address a news conference at Peshawar Press Club at 12:30pm
PRESIDENT Tehreek Istiqlal Rehmat Khan Wardak will speak at ‘Mulaqat’ programme of Khyber Union of Journalists at Peshawar Press Club at
UoP college magazine launching ceremony
PESHAWAR, May 24: The launching ceremony of annual magazine of University of Peshawar College for Boys was held here on Thursday.Senator Haji Mohammad Adeel was the chief guest on this occasion whereas UoP Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Qibla Ayaz, former chairman of Urdu department Nazir Tabassum, Registrar Dr Syed Fazli Hadi, Principal UCB Prof Dr Mohammad Ishaq and others were also present on the occasion, said a press release issued here.
Addressing the ceremony Senator Adeel said that we must
Addressing the ceremony Senator Adeel said that we must
UoP Students arrested after university clash
PESHAWAR, May 24: The activists of two student federations, affiliated with different political parties, exchanged fire with each other on the campus of University of Peshawar (UoP) here on Thursday.
The two groups of students fired at each other near STC, a cafeteria at the university, at 11am but luckily no one was injured in the incident, said a press release issued by UoP chief proctor Dr Anwar Alam.
He said that Campus police arrested two of the troublemakers while eight managed to
The two groups of students fired at each other near STC, a cafeteria at the university, at 11am but luckily no one was injured in the incident, said a press release issued by UoP chief proctor Dr Anwar Alam.
He said that Campus police arrested two of the troublemakers while eight managed to
Blast destroys vehicle of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Sami (JUI-S) leader
NOWSHERA/KOHAT, May 24: The vehicle of the provincial chief of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-Sami (JUI-S) was destroyed completely when an improvised explosive device went off in it here on Thursday.
Police said that unidentified persons might have planted the bomb in the car of JUI-S provincial chief Maulana Yousaf Shah in the night. The bomb was detected in the car when it was taken in the morning to a nearby service station. The driver informed police and Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) but the bomb
Police said that unidentified persons might have planted the bomb in the car of JUI-S provincial chief Maulana Yousaf Shah in the night. The bomb was detected in the car when it was taken in the morning to a nearby service station. The driver informed police and Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) but the bomb
Exhibition of paintings at Fine Art Pakistan gallery
KARACHI, May 24: An exhibition of paintings by Zebun Zuby and Aliya Faizi opens at Fine Art Pakistan gallery at 5pm on Friday. The show titled ‘Women fantasies’ will remain open till June 1, daily from 11am to
Private school attack survivor narrates her ordeal
KARACHI, May 24: Having undergone a major surgery at a hospital on Wednesday, Ms Samreen, a young teacher at a private school, hasn’t yet come out of trauma she suffered when gunmen opened indiscriminate fire on all those present, including pre-nursery students and a watchman, apparently in an attempt to force school’s closure during a strike.
“I have no idea where the bullet came from. I was trying to take students inside the school. All of a sudden gunshots echoed through the
“I have no idea where the bullet came from. I was trying to take students inside the school. All of a sudden gunshots echoed through the
Summerscape 2012 opens at Koel gallery
KARACHI: When a group of artists exhibit their work, more often than not, there is a thread that connects them or runs through by virtue of a theme. If there is a marked variation in the quality of work(s), it can prove terribly off-putting. If they find themselves on the same creative, if not intellectual, wavelength (knowingly or unwittingly) the display succeeds to grab the attention of art aficionados.
An exhibition of different artists’ works titled Summerscape 2012 opened at the Koel
An exhibition of different artists’ works titled Summerscape 2012 opened at the Koel
Conference at Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU)
ISLAMABAD, May 24: The endocrinology laboratory of the Department of Animal Sciences of Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) will organise a one-day conference on ‘Thyroid Gland: Understanding Basic and Clinical Aspects’ today (Friday) in connection with the World Thyroid Day.
The conference will focus on recent developments of basic and clinical aspects of the thyroid function and create public awareness about importance of this endocrine gland. The conference which will be started at 9:30am
The conference will focus on recent developments of basic and clinical aspects of the thyroid function and create public awareness about importance of this endocrine gland. The conference which will be started at 9:30am
Cigarette company tempting 18.5 per students
ISLAMABAD, May 24: While government is claiming to have effectively reduced promotion of tobacco in the country, 18.5 per cent students in the federal capital are being offered free cigarettes by tobacco company representatives, reveals a study of World Health Organisation (WHO).
The free distribution of cigarettes among the students is an effective tool used by the tobacco manufacturer as part of grabbing market for their produce, said WHO Representative Shahzad Alam Khan while releasing
The free distribution of cigarettes among the students is an effective tool used by the tobacco manufacturer as part of grabbing market for their produce, said WHO Representative Shahzad Alam Khan while releasing
Teachers oppose police deployment at Punjab University
LAHORE, May 24: The Punjab University Academic Group has expressed its grave concern over the deployment of police on university campuses for three months to restore peace. It said the teachers’ community of the university vehemently rejected this move.
The PU Academic Group meeting chaired by president Prof Dr Nasir Ahmad expressed its surprise as well as resentment that the PU Academic Staff Association general body did not even discuss any such proposal to take body’s mandate for
The PU Academic Group meeting chaired by president Prof Dr Nasir Ahmad expressed its surprise as well as resentment that the PU Academic Staff Association general body did not even discuss any such proposal to take body’s mandate for
Students in blame game over poor results
LAHORE, May 24: Two prestigious post-graduation degrees in various medical disciplines are virtually diminishing, partly owing to apathy of those supervising academics and heads of medical institutions who went through another scheme of studies and partly for students’ poor academic profiles.
Still being taught in the premier medical institutes of the UK, the Masters of Surgery (MS) and Doctor of Medicine (MD) were introduced in the sub-continent during the colonial era as research-based
Still being taught in the premier medical institutes of the UK, the Masters of Surgery (MS) and Doctor of Medicine (MD) were introduced in the sub-continent during the colonial era as research-based
Thursday, 24 May 2012
Urdu Science Board (USB) golden jubilee
THE Urdu Science Board (USB) arranged a cake cutting ceremony in connection with the board’s golden jubilee celebrations on Thursday.
Renowned poet and writer Amjad Islam Amjad was the chief guest while the USB staff, retired employees and people from different walks of life were present on the occasion.
Director General USB Iqbal Nabi Nadeem, addressing the ceremony, assured that the board would continue its national services for promoting scientific knowledge in
Renowned poet and writer Amjad Islam Amjad was the chief guest while the USB staff, retired employees and people from different walks of life were present on the occasion.
Director General USB Iqbal Nabi Nadeem, addressing the ceremony, assured that the board would continue its national services for promoting scientific knowledge in
ICAP, Sindh govt sign memorandum of understanding to provide jobs to youths
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP) on Thursday put up a liaison with the sports and youth affairs department of the Sindh government to provide expertise to unemployed youths of the province.
The memorandum of understanding has been signed, according to which two short training programmes of eight months each and one comprehensive plan of chartered accountancy will be organised with the ICAP in Phase III of the Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Youth Development
The memorandum of understanding has been signed, according to which two short training programmes of eight months each and one comprehensive plan of chartered accountancy will be organised with the ICAP in Phase III of the Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Youth Development
I.G Sindh: Police to be equipped with cell phone trackers
I.G Sindh Akhtar Gorchani announced that local police would soon be equipped with cell-phone trackers for assistance in cases of kidnapping for ransom. He also announced that a website would soon be launched to facilitate more effective policing.
Speaking at a luncheon meeting of the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) here on Thursday, Gorchani said that government had approved the purchase of six mobile phone locators, which would be crucial in solving kidnapping
Speaking at a luncheon meeting of the Korangi Association of Trade and Industry (KATI) here on Thursday, Gorchani said that government had approved the purchase of six mobile phone locators, which would be crucial in solving kidnapping
Around 200 students exhibited at Bahria University
ISLAMABAD: Around 200 students exhibited their degree projects at the Third Bahria University Open House here on Thursday.
The Open House 2012 provided an opportunity to the students of Electrical Engineering (EE), Computer and Software Engineering (CSE), Graduate Studies and Applied Sciences (GS&AS) to demonstrate their skills before the market professionals. It also helped in bridging the gap between the industry and the academics.
The open house was inaugurated
The Open House 2012 provided an opportunity to the students of Electrical Engineering (EE), Computer and Software Engineering (CSE), Graduate Studies and Applied Sciences (GS&AS) to demonstrate their skills before the market professionals. It also helped in bridging the gap between the industry and the academics.
The open house was inaugurated
Heavy Industries Taxila Education City (HITEC) University VC calls for bridging industry-academia gap
Heavy Industries Taxila Education City (HITEC) University Vice Chancellor Brigadier (r) Qamar Zaman has said that the university would soon be ranked among top universities of Pakistan.
In an exclusive interview with ‘The News’ here on Thursday, he said that they were focusing on three things. “First of all comes the faculty. We have the best faculty in our university as currently we have 19 PhDs. Our second focus is to find out quality students and third one is quality
In an exclusive interview with ‘The News’ here on Thursday, he said that they were focusing on three things. “First of all comes the faculty. We have the best faculty in our university as currently we have 19 PhDs. Our second focus is to find out quality students and third one is quality
Islamabad needs more buses
It’s quite simple, really. Islamabad has a population of just slightly over one million people. Over the years, the road network has become a shining beacon for city planners everywhere — clean, well connected and meticulously arranged lanes that have made driving in Islamabad a great, to-write-home-about experience.
But as the population increases, so will the daily traffic flow, and the subsequent wear-and-tear, bottlenecks and peak-hour rush windows all mean that the
But as the population increases, so will the daily traffic flow, and the subsequent wear-and-tear, bottlenecks and peak-hour rush windows all mean that the
IFPRI organising Training seminar
The Pakistan Strategy Support Programme (PSSP) in collaboration with International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Washington DC, is organising a training seminar on ‘Building Capacity for Writing More Effective Research Proposals’ jointly with the Planning Commission here today (Friday), at 6:30 p.m. says a press release.
The seminar will be presided over by the Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, Dr. Nadeem ul Haque. The seminar will focus on building the capacity
The seminar will be presided over by the Deputy Chairman, Planning Commission, Dr. Nadeem ul Haque. The seminar will focus on building the capacity
Tips for managing lower back pain at work
If you have lower back pain, sitting at an office desk all day can aggravate your symptoms.
The University of Michigan Health System offers these suggestions for managing back pain at work:
Today’s Health Tips
* Make sure your feet are flat on the floor, either by adjusting the seat or using a footrest.
* If your chair doesn’t
offer sufficient lower
back support, place a rolled towel or small cushion behind
The University of Michigan Health System offers these suggestions for managing back pain at work:
Today’s Health Tips
* Make sure your feet are flat on the floor, either by adjusting the seat or using a footrest.
* If your chair doesn’t
offer sufficient lower
back support, place a rolled towel or small cushion behind
PU date-sheets for various examinations
PUNJAB University (PU) Examinations Department on Thursday issued date sheets for various examinations. These exams include MA/MSc, Part-II, Annual Exam 2012, BS Home Economics, Part-I (1st Year), Annual 2012, BS Home Economics, Part-I (2nd Year), Annual 2012, BS Home Economics, Part-II (1st Year), Annual 2012, BS Home Economics, Part-II (2nd Year), Annual 2012, BSc Home Economics (Third Year), Annual 2012, BSc Home Economics (Final Year), Annual 2012, and Revised Schedule of B.Com, Part-I and
PU has issued the schedule of admission fees and forms
PUNJAB University Examinations Department has issued the schedule of admission fees and forms for the postgraduate diploma in International Affairs.
Annual exam 2011 will commence with effect from 15th of June, 2012.
Dates of submission of admission forms & fees for postgraduate diploma in International Affairs, Annual Exam 2011, is 29-05-2012 with single fees and 31-05-2012 with double fees.
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Annual exam 2011 will commence with effect from 15th of June, 2012.
Dates of submission of admission forms & fees for postgraduate diploma in International Affairs, Annual Exam 2011, is 29-05-2012 with single fees and 31-05-2012 with double fees.
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Academic activities resume at Punjab University (PU)
ACADEMIC activities finally resumed at the Punjab University (PU) after nine consecutive days of boycott by the Punjab University Academic Staff Association (PUASA) on Thursday.
However, attendance remained thin in classes as many boarding students have yet to return from their hometowns.
The PUASA had observed the academic boycott as a protest against the Islami Jamiat Talaba’s hooliganism on the campus.
Two chemistry department teachers, namely Dr
However, attendance remained thin in classes as many boarding students have yet to return from their hometowns.
The PUASA had observed the academic boycott as a protest against the Islami Jamiat Talaba’s hooliganism on the campus.
Two chemistry department teachers, namely Dr
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