Islamabad To enhance the love of Allah and Quran in students and to reinforce the habit of reading the Holy Quran according to the teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH), Beaconhouse, Margalla Campus, Boys Branch, organised a Qiraat Competition.
Qari Ali Tariq and Qari Rab Nawaz of Islamic International University were the guests of honour and judges for the competition. The parents of the participants were also present at the occasion.
The competition was divided into two rounds. First
Thursday, 31 October 2013
taking steps to end child labour Punjab Labour and Human Resources Secretary
‘Govt taking steps to end child labour’
LAHORE: Punjab Labour and Human Resources Secretary Capt (r) Muhammad Yousuf has said the Punjab government is taking solid measures for elimination of forced labour from children with the cooperation of the International Labour Organisation, Employees Federation of Pakistan, labour organisations and NGOs.
“After making Sahiwal a child-labour-free district, now the scope of the project is being extended to Jhelum, Jhang, Layyah and Toba Tek
LAHORE: Punjab Labour and Human Resources Secretary Capt (r) Muhammad Yousuf has said the Punjab government is taking solid measures for elimination of forced labour from children with the cooperation of the International Labour Organisation, Employees Federation of Pakistan, labour organisations and NGOs.
“After making Sahiwal a child-labour-free district, now the scope of the project is being extended to Jhelum, Jhang, Layyah and Toba Tek
Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) organises awareness campaign for Kisd at CLF
LAHORE: Lahore Waste Management Company (LWMC) trained at least 25,000 children as well as teachers about proper disposal of garbage and precautionary measures on dengue epidemic in last two days on the occasion of Children Literature Festival (CLF) at Children Library Complex.
During awareness sessions, LWMC Manager Communication Memoona Arslan and Assistant Manager Muhammad Umair Khan delivered lectures to children of various school children who had arrived to get entertained on literature
During awareness sessions, LWMC Manager Communication Memoona Arslan and Assistant Manager Muhammad Umair Khan delivered lectures to children of various school children who had arrived to get entertained on literature
school education sector and the model of free education Punjab Education Foundation (PEF)
According to the Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) spokesman, a large number of people visited the PEF stall and enquired about the working, educational interventions introduced in school education sector and the model of free
Karachi traffic violations Hospitals report 300 to 400 road accidents daily Pakistan Medical Association (PMA)
‘Hospitals report 300 to 400 road accidents daily’
KArACHI: Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) on Thursday expressed concerns about increasing traffic violations in Karachi, causing injuries and sometimes death.
A PMA release said that hospitals in Karachi are reporting 300 to 400 patients daily with fracture of long bones, lacerations, soft tissues injuries rupture of internal organs and even head injuries. Motorcyclists who drive on the wrong side cause majority of the accidents.
KArACHI: Pakistan Medical Association (PMA) on Thursday expressed concerns about increasing traffic violations in Karachi, causing injuries and sometimes death.
A PMA release said that hospitals in Karachi are reporting 300 to 400 patients daily with fracture of long bones, lacerations, soft tissues injuries rupture of internal organs and even head injuries. Motorcyclists who drive on the wrong side cause majority of the accidents.
Pharmacy Department in Lyari university okayed Department of Development Working Programme (DDWP)
Pharmacy Department in Lyari university okayed
KARACHI: Sindh government has approved a project for establishing Department of Pharmacy in Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University Lyari, at a cost of Rs 51 million. According to a handout issued on Thursday, the scheme was approved at the meeting of Department of Development Working Programme (DDWP). The project will be completed in collaboration with Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical University, Larkana. The project will also seek support for
KARACHI: Sindh government has approved a project for establishing Department of Pharmacy in Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University Lyari, at a cost of Rs 51 million. According to a handout issued on Thursday, the scheme was approved at the meeting of Department of Development Working Programme (DDWP). The project will be completed in collaboration with Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Medical University, Larkana. The project will also seek support for
Order to complete Sahiwal medical college SAHIWAL The City news
Order to complete Sahiwal medical college
SAHIWAL: On the order of Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, Special Secretary Health Babar Bakhat Tarar visited Sahiwal Medical College and expressed concern over a delay in the completion of the project.
The commissioner briefed the secretary about the project and said that the project would be completed at a cost of Rs 779 million while Rs 500 million had already been spent on it. The secretary said that the work was very slow and the chief minister
SAHIWAL: On the order of Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif, Special Secretary Health Babar Bakhat Tarar visited Sahiwal Medical College and expressed concern over a delay in the completion of the project.
The commissioner briefed the secretary about the project and said that the project would be completed at a cost of Rs 779 million while Rs 500 million had already been spent on it. The secretary said that the work was very slow and the chief minister
Farmers urged to use water saving technology University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF)
Farmers urged to use water saving technology
FAISALABAD: Wheat production can be increased by using bed planter in fields, said University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Iqrar Ahmad Khan while he was addressing a bed planter ceremony at UAF Postgraduate Research Centre here on Thursday.
The research centre distributed six bed planters among farmers for a season to promote the technology. The UAF set target of 100 acre for getting a bed planter. The farmers meeting
FAISALABAD: Wheat production can be increased by using bed planter in fields, said University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Iqrar Ahmad Khan while he was addressing a bed planter ceremony at UAF Postgraduate Research Centre here on Thursday.
The research centre distributed six bed planters among farmers for a season to promote the technology. The UAF set target of 100 acre for getting a bed planter. The farmers meeting
Youth shoots father’s killer on court premises DERA GHAZI KHAN The City news
Youth shoots father’s killer on court premises
DERA GHAZI KHAN: A youth shot dead the killer of his father on the court premises here on Thursday.
Muhammad Saleem allegedly killed Riaz Chandia and had come to the court of the district and sessions judge for the case hearing.
The police arrested the killer Muhammad Saleem alias Joji and his three accomplices Muhammad Qasim, Muhammad Ali and Muhammad Asif. Civil Line police have registered a case on the complaint of the widow of the
DERA GHAZI KHAN: A youth shot dead the killer of his father on the court premises here on Thursday.
Muhammad Saleem allegedly killed Riaz Chandia and had come to the court of the district and sessions judge for the case hearing.
The police arrested the killer Muhammad Saleem alias Joji and his three accomplices Muhammad Qasim, Muhammad Ali and Muhammad Asif. Civil Line police have registered a case on the complaint of the widow of the
Pakistan to generate low-cost electricity: Mubarakmand Thar Coal Underground Gasification
ISLAMABAD: The head of Thar Coal Underground Gasification Project Dr Samar Mubarakmand has said that Pakistan’s first gasification plant will start generating low-cost electricity from next year. He said this in Beijing, Radio Pakistan reported on Thursday.
Dr Mubarakmand said the electricity generated from gasification would cost as low as five to six rupees per
Dr Mubarakmand said the electricity generated from gasification would cost as low as five to six rupees per
Another Neelum-Jhelum scam of Rs22.5 bn emerges Nandipur power project scam
GoP awards contract of NJ power distribution to non-responsive bidder; Senate body grills secretary for flouting PPRA rules; senator says he will move SC
ISLAMABAD: While the Nawaz government is trying hard to brush the Nandipur power project scam under the carpet, a report on the huge 157 percent increase in its cost has unveiled another scam of Rs22.5 billion.
It has been revealed that the government has committed gross violations of PPRA rules and awarded the contract to a
ISLAMABAD: While the Nawaz government is trying hard to brush the Nandipur power project scam under the carpet, a report on the huge 157 percent increase in its cost has unveiled another scam of Rs22.5 billion.
It has been revealed that the government has committed gross violations of PPRA rules and awarded the contract to a
Peshawar High Court (PHC) directs governor to take measures for recovery of kidnapped VC Islamia College University Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
PESHAWAR: Peshawar High Court (PHC) on Thursday directed the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa governor to immediately call a meeting of political agents, armed forces and parliamentarians of South and North Waziristan agencies to discuss and pave the way for the safe recovery of Islamia College University Vice-Chancellor Ajmal Khan.
A two-member bench comprising Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan and Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan asked Governor Shaukatullah to take the matter seriously and call a meeting of
A two-member bench comprising Chief Justice Dost Muhammad Khan and Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan asked Governor Shaukatullah to take the matter seriously and call a meeting of
Governor for better health facilities in Fata Hayatabad Medical Complex (HMC) to start private practice
PESHAWAR: Taking serious note of the lack of specialist doctors in the tribal region, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Shaukatullah on Thursday asked the authorities to take special measures for making health specialties fully functional in each of the Agency Headquarters Hospitals in Fata.
Taking stock of the situation at a meeting at Governor’s House here, he said the vacant posts in each healthcare institution needed to be filled to help the people avail the medical treatment facilities
Taking stock of the situation at a meeting at Governor’s House here, he said the vacant posts in each healthcare institution needed to be filled to help the people avail the medical treatment facilities
Female graduates lack future line of action University of Peshawar
PESHAWAR “I have got a degree now but I am not sure if I would join the field,” said a girl graduate after getting a master degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from the University of Peshawar.
With a hurrah, cheering graduates tossed up their hoods after they were awarded degrees at a convocation ceremony held recently but many of the girls were not sure whether or what career or field they would or would not be joining.
“I am not very optimistic about my future. I didn’t
With a hurrah, cheering graduates tossed up their hoods after they were awarded degrees at a convocation ceremony held recently but many of the girls were not sure whether or what career or field they would or would not be joining.
“I am not very optimistic about my future. I didn’t
Free medical camp organised at Journalists Welfare, Safety and Development Foundation at Peshawar Press Club
PESHAWAR, At least 350 journalists and their relatives got free of cost medical treatment at a camp organised by Journalists Welfare, Safety and Development Foundation at Peshawar Press Club on Thursday.
The camp was arranged in collaboration with Bacha Khan Patients Welfare Society and Peshawar Press Club wherein free medicines were distributed and necessary tests including hepatitis B and C, sugar and urine, were also conducted.
Some 11 specialist doctors checked the patients and also
The camp was arranged in collaboration with Bacha Khan Patients Welfare Society and Peshawar Press Club wherein free medicines were distributed and necessary tests including hepatitis B and C, sugar and urine, were also conducted.
Some 11 specialist doctors checked the patients and also
Public sector educational institutions improving standards : official
MANSEHRA: A senior government official said on Thursday the public sectors educational institutions were improving educational standards as teachers were being inducted into the department on merit and time.
“It is not a mere claim that now almost all appointments in the Education Department are being made strictly on merit. The people with degrees and knowledge along with wisdoms are being inducted in the department,” said Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education of Khyber
“It is not a mere claim that now almost all appointments in the Education Department are being made strictly on merit. The people with degrees and knowledge along with wisdoms are being inducted in the department,” said Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education of Khyber
Teachers’ salaries stopped education department of Mohmand Agency
Teachers’ salaries stopped
GHALANAI, The education department of Mohmand Agency on Thursday stopped the salaries of eight primary schoolteachers on dereliction of duty and also issued transfer orders of four teachers on disciplinary grounds.
Agency education officer Said Mohammad Khan paid surprise visits to 13 schools in Khwezai tehsil and found eight teachers absent from duty in these schools at Khwezai area. He was informed that the school remained closed for a long time while the
GHALANAI, The education department of Mohmand Agency on Thursday stopped the salaries of eight primary schoolteachers on dereliction of duty and also issued transfer orders of four teachers on disciplinary grounds.
Agency education officer Said Mohammad Khan paid surprise visits to 13 schools in Khwezai tehsil and found eight teachers absent from duty in these schools at Khwezai area. He was informed that the school remained closed for a long time while the
Youth gala Islamia College is a historic educational institution Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Youth gala PESHAWAR, Adviser to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister on excise and taxation Mian Jamsheduddin Kakakhel has said that Islamia College is a historic educational institution that besides imparting quality education to its students is creating competitive skills among its students by arranging different extracurricular activities.
He expressed these views while addressing the centenary celebrations of Islamia College arranged by Islamian youth gala on Thursday. Vice-Chancellor
He expressed these views while addressing the centenary celebrations of Islamia College arranged by Islamian youth gala on Thursday. Vice-Chancellor
School reopens after 16 years in Charsadda ‘ghost school’ in Kaptan Korona remained closed since 1997.
CHARSADDA, A government-run school for girls in Shabqadar was reopened after 16 years to facilitate hundreds of students of this far-flung and backward area to get basic education.
The reopening order was issued by district education officer (EDO) Rabia Anis, who told journalists that the ‘ghost school’ in Kaptan Korona remained closed since 1997.
She said that over 150 girls of the locality had no other option but to go to a middle school in a far-away area. She said that a large
The reopening order was issued by district education officer (EDO) Rabia Anis, who told journalists that the ‘ghost school’ in Kaptan Korona remained closed since 1997.
She said that over 150 girls of the locality had no other option but to go to a middle school in a far-away area. She said that a large
A journey into history through artworks exhibition of artworks dating at Gallery6
ISLAMABAD, An exhibition of artworks dating back to the 18th century is opening at Gallery6 on Friday.
Dr Faisal Arjumand, the curator of the exhibition, on the preview day on Thursday stated: “Art lovers and collectors from the twin cities will have a wonderful opportunity to witness an impressive collection.”
The impressions at the three-day exhibition “Splendid artworks from a collector’s assets” are mostly based on the Islamic art. These include a variety of interesting
Dr Faisal Arjumand, the curator of the exhibition, on the preview day on Thursday stated: “Art lovers and collectors from the twin cities will have a wonderful opportunity to witness an impressive collection.”
The impressions at the three-day exhibition “Splendid artworks from a collector’s assets” are mostly based on the Islamic art. These include a variety of interesting
Documentary on human trafficking screened ‘Not My Life' (UNODC) joblessness in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD, The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) on Thursday screened a documentary: ‘Not My Life', portraying lawlessness and joblessness in Pakistan as the root cause of human smuggling.
Filmed in a dozen countries, “Not My Life” depicts the cruel and dehumanizing practices of trafficking in persons and modern slavery at global scale.
The documentary takes viewers into a world where millions of men, women and children are exploited every day through astonishing
Filmed in a dozen countries, “Not My Life” depicts the cruel and dehumanizing practices of trafficking in persons and modern slavery at global scale.
The documentary takes viewers into a world where millions of men, women and children are exploited every day through astonishing
Private collection of traditional dresses put on display exhibition titled “Vanishing Worlds, Enduring Threads”
RAWALPINDI, Friday, November 1, 2013: A collection of original hand-made traditional dresses of women from Fata and other parts of the country were displayed here on Thursday in an exhibition titled “Vanishing Worlds, Enduring Threads”.
Aasim Akhtar, who hails from the garrison city, has collected these hand-woven folk and tribal dresses of Indus-Kohistan areas and displayed them at the Potohar Gallery of National College of Arts.
The aim of the exhibition was to apprise people of the
Aasim Akhtar, who hails from the garrison city, has collected these hand-woven folk and tribal dresses of Indus-Kohistan areas and displayed them at the Potohar Gallery of National College of Arts.
The aim of the exhibition was to apprise people of the
‘Argo’ to be screened today South Asian Free Media Association (Safma) Film Club
Islamabad The South Asian Free Media Association (Safma) Film Club will screen Hollywood blockbuster ‘Argo’ today (Friday) in its auditorium at 4 p.m.
Actor-Director Ben Affleck’s smash hit from 2012 also happens to be one of the most distinguished films in recent years. Ben Affleck, who as an actor rose as one of the major Hollywood stars, triumphs here as a co-producer, director and leading actor. Supporting cast includes Bryan Cranston, Alan Arkin and John Goodman.
The film is
Actor-Director Ben Affleck’s smash hit from 2012 also happens to be one of the most distinguished films in recent years. Ben Affleck, who as an actor rose as one of the major Hollywood stars, triumphs here as a co-producer, director and leading actor. Supporting cast includes Bryan Cranston, Alan Arkin and John Goodman.
The film is
Japanese art of paper folding,‘Origami’ comes to Islamabad
Islamabad Islamabad is generally considered to be a dead city with very little scope for any form of art. Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding, however, is one art form that has not received much acknowledgement throughout Pakistan.
The art aims at transforming a flat sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques, most of the time without the use of cuts or glue.
Minerva, a social youth enterprise that has been working to promote unique art forms
The art aims at transforming a flat sheet of paper into a finished sculpture through folding and sculpting techniques, most of the time without the use of cuts or glue.
Minerva, a social youth enterprise that has been working to promote unique art forms
Maulana Shirani’s degrees challenged Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) Balo-chistan leader and Chairman Islamic Ideology Council (CII),
Islamabad After a number of fake degree holders having been disqualified by courts for holding public office or contesting elections, degrees of MNA Maulana Muhammad Khan Shirani, the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) Balo-chistan leader and Chairman Islamic Ideology Council (CII), have also been challenged in Balochistan Election Tribunal.
In the election petition, Maulana Shirani is accused of using three different sets of degrees in three elections from 2002.
It would be a big blow to
In the election petition, Maulana Shirani is accused of using three different sets of degrees in three elections from 2002.
It would be a big blow to
‘Brazilian Corner’ established the Central Library of the university at Quaid-i-Azam University,
Islamabad: The ambassador of Brazil, Alfredo Leoni together with the Vice-Chancellor of Quaid-i-Azam University, Dr. Masoom Yasinzai, inaugurated the Brazilian Corner at the Central Library of the university.
The embassy donated more than three hundred Brazilian books in English and almost one hundred books in Portuguese language on Brazil, as well as DVDs and journals, which will be accommodated in the corner. The beautiful space on the second floor of the library is also equipped with a
The embassy donated more than three hundred Brazilian books in English and almost one hundred books in Portuguese language on Brazil, as well as DVDs and journals, which will be accommodated in the corner. The beautiful space on the second floor of the library is also equipped with a
Rare artwork from collector’s assets goes on display at gallery6 Islamabad
Islamabad Art lovers and collectors will have a wonderful opportunity to witness a collection of artworks from 18th century onwards at a three-day exhibition opening at gallery6 here today (Friday).
Titled ‘Splendid Artworks from a Collector’s Assets,’ the display will be inaugurated by Australian High Commissioner Peter Heyward.
The exhibits, which are mostly based on Islamic art, stand out in many ways. They include a variety of interesting chromo lithographs, limited editions,
Titled ‘Splendid Artworks from a Collector’s Assets,’ the display will be inaugurated by Australian High Commissioner Peter Heyward.
The exhibits, which are mostly based on Islamic art, stand out in many ways. They include a variety of interesting chromo lithographs, limited editions,
Student council investiture ceremony held at Islamabad Model College for Girls (IMCG)
Islamabad The investiture ceremony of the student council took place at the Islamabad Model College for Girls (IMCG), F-6/2, on Thursday.
The chief guest on the occasion was CAD Ministry Senior Joint Secretary Muhammad Asghar Chaudary. The other distinguished guests were FDE Director General Shahnaz Riaz, Director of Model Colleges Dr. Tariq Masood and PTA President Sohail Qadeer. The FDE directors, members of PTA and head of institutions were also present on the occasion. The ceremony was
The chief guest on the occasion was CAD Ministry Senior Joint Secretary Muhammad Asghar Chaudary. The other distinguished guests were FDE Director General Shahnaz Riaz, Director of Model Colleges Dr. Tariq Masood and PTA President Sohail Qadeer. The FDE directors, members of PTA and head of institutions were also present on the occasion. The ceremony was
Floral Art Society of Pakistan (FASP), holds annual meeting, Floral Art competition
Islamabad For its October meeting, the Floral Art Society of Pakistan (FASP), Islamabad Chapter, held its Annual General Meeting at the Serena Hotel and besides other related business, a competition titled ‘Let’s Create’ was also held to make the proceedings colourful and interesting.
Visiting members from Lahore, Peshawar and Karachi in addition to members from Islamabad participated in the competition, in which the three given titles for the arrangements were ‘Vertical Support’,
Visiting members from Lahore, Peshawar and Karachi in addition to members from Islamabad participated in the competition, in which the three given titles for the arrangements were ‘Vertical Support’,
Health ministry nominates its own minister National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination (NHSRC)
Islamabad The Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination (NHSRC) has nominated its own minister of state, Saira Afzal Tarar, for the position of the vacant position of Prime Minister’s Focal Person on Polio Eradication, this scribe learnt on good authority here Wednesday, with health experts expressing divergent views on whether this is a suitable decision or not.
Sources claim that the summary for Saira’s appointment as the PM’s Focal Person has already been
Sources claim that the summary for Saira’s appointment as the PM’s Focal Person has already been
Teaching, research on fundamental rights stressed Centre for Civic Education Pakistan,
Islamabad Collective and concrete efforts in order to encourage teaching and research on fundamental rights was emphasised at a workshop concluded here on Tuesday.
The workshop was organised by the Centre for Civic Education Pakistan, a research and training institution in cooperation with National Endowment for democracy and Inter University Consortium for Promotion of Social Sciences Pakistan. The workshop brought together scholars, researchers and civic activists to share their ideas and
The workshop was organised by the Centre for Civic Education Pakistan, a research and training institution in cooperation with National Endowment for democracy and Inter University Consortium for Promotion of Social Sciences Pakistan. The workshop brought together scholars, researchers and civic activists to share their ideas and
Woman abducts newborn from Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS)
Islamabad A newborn was kidnapped by a veiled woman from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) here on Thursday morning, exposing poor security arrangements in the largest medical facility of the metropolis.
The newborn was nephew of a head constable of the Islamabad Police working in the prime minister’s squad.
The Margalla Police have taken up the case and started recording statements of the staff and security officials to fix responsibility of the negligence, police
The newborn was nephew of a head constable of the Islamabad Police working in the prime minister’s squad.
The Margalla Police have taken up the case and started recording statements of the staff and security officials to fix responsibility of the negligence, police
three-day training course National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)
Islamabad To save lives and properti es of people from natural and human induced disasters, the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) is endeavouring to build the capacity of key stakeholders/officials in disaster preparedness, response and mitigation through various initiatives launched through the newly established National Institute of Disaster Management (NIDM).
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) arranged a three days’ training course at the National Institute
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) arranged a three days’ training course at the National Institute
Free screening camp for dengue fever suspects Campaign against dengue fever expedited
Rawalpindi One of the major private laboratories in town, CitiLab, has set up a free screening camp for dengue fever suspects on Thursday in collaboration with Pakistan Green Task Force and City District Government.
Punjab Minister for Labour and Human Resource Raja Ashfaq Sarwar inaugurated the free screening camp in a simple ceremony that was attended by provincial health secretary Dr. Hasan Iqbal, Executive District Officer (Health) Rawalpindi, District Health Officer and Chairman PGTF
Punjab Minister for Labour and Human Resource Raja Ashfaq Sarwar inaugurated the free screening camp in a simple ceremony that was attended by provincial health secretary Dr. Hasan Iqbal, Executive District Officer (Health) Rawalpindi, District Health Officer and Chairman PGTF
Gas cut to sound death knell for textile export-based industry FAISALABAD
FAISALABAD, Friday, November 1, 2013: Textile exporters have apprehended that the proposed gas suspension plan will sound the death knell for export-based industry.
The entrepreneurs have rejected the industrial gas curtailment plan demanding a complete exemption from gas loadshedding during winter season.
These views were expressed by representatives of textile exporters, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers Association, All Pakistan Bedsheet and
The entrepreneurs have rejected the industrial gas curtailment plan demanding a complete exemption from gas loadshedding during winter season.
These views were expressed by representatives of textile exporters, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Pakistan Hosiery Manufacturers Association, All Pakistan Bedsheet and
Sumera now campaigning for son disqualified as MNA fake graduation degree,
SARGODHA Friday, November 1, 2013: Sumera Malik who was disqualified as MNA for having a fake graduation degree, has now launched a campaign for her son Malik Uzair Khan for NA-69 (the seat fell vacant after her disqualification).
She is of the view that she will continue legal battle but will not leave the field open for her political opponent Umer Aslam Awan. She said she had defeated him thrice in general elections and now her son would defeat him for the fourth time.
On the other
She is of the view that she will continue legal battle but will not leave the field open for her political opponent Umer Aslam Awan. She said she had defeated him thrice in general elections and now her son would defeat him for the fourth time.
On the other
Lahore to take on Multan, Faisalabad DAWN In Education Spelling Bee competition
LAHORE, The Lahore pool winners of the 9th DAWN In Education Spelling Bee competition will take on Multan and Faisalabad pool winners in the Lahore Regional Championship at Ali Institute of Education auditorium on Friday (today).
On the third day of the 9th DAWN In Education Spelling Bee Lahore pool competition on Thursday, seven schools emerged as winners in the 15-17 age group students category.
The seven winner schools are: Beaconhouse School System, Allama Iqbal Town, Lahore;
On the third day of the 9th DAWN In Education Spelling Bee Lahore pool competition on Thursday, seven schools emerged as winners in the 15-17 age group students category.
The seven winner schools are: Beaconhouse School System, Allama Iqbal Town, Lahore;
Schooling away from schools Oxford University Press (OUP), Idara-e-Taleem-o-Agahi (ITA), and Open Society Foundation (OSF)
LAHORE, Hundreds of children gathered on the second and last day of the Children’s Literature Festival.
The event was organised by the Oxford University Press (OUP), Idara-e-Taleem-o-Agahi (ITA), and Open Society Foundation (OSF).
Many children said they found a number of activities interesting. One of these was ‘IGGY’, a session where children participated in online learning through activities such as discussions and debates with other schoolchildren across the world.
In a
The event was organised by the Oxford University Press (OUP), Idara-e-Taleem-o-Agahi (ITA), and Open Society Foundation (OSF).
Many children said they found a number of activities interesting. One of these was ‘IGGY’, a session where children participated in online learning through activities such as discussions and debates with other schoolchildren across the world.
In a
Children’s Literature Festival (CLF) concludes schoolchildren, teachers, parents,
LAHORE The 7th Children’s Literature Festival (CLF) attracting hundreds of schoolchildren, teachers, parents, youth and people from all walks of life for two consecutive days concluded here on Thursday.
According to the organizers, the festival attracted 30,000 people during the two days.
Some school teachers, who visited the festival with their students, said the festival had organized multiple activities besides book stalls to instil a culture of book reading in children and help
According to the organizers, the festival attracted 30,000 people during the two days.
Some school teachers, who visited the festival with their students, said the festival had organized multiple activities besides book stalls to instil a culture of book reading in children and help
Punjab University declares results BBA and BSc Nursing (Hons) Diploma in Anesthesia and Medical Radiology and Therapeutics
PU declares results: Punjab University Examinations Department has declared the results of BBA (Hons) final year annual examination 2012, BSc Nursing (Hons) 3rd year annual examination 2013, Diploma in Anesthesia Part-II supplementary 2011, Diploma in Medical Radiology and Therapeutics Part-II supplementary 2011, Diploma in Tuberculosis Chest and Diseases supplementary 2009 and Diploma in Gynecology & Obstetrics supplementary 2009. Detailed results are also available at PU website
PUNJAB University (PU) reappoints retired teacher Dr Aurangzeb Alamgir
LAHORE PUNJAB University (PU) has reappointed a recently retired faculty member Dr Aurangzeb Alamgir on contract, it is learnt.
Prior to his retirement recently, Dr Aurangzeb Alamgir had also been performing his duties as an additional registrar of PU for the past many years.
The move is likely to stirring up trouble for the vice-chancellor who is alleged to have favoured Dr Aurangzeb, believed to be a close aide of the VC.
However, a senior PU official said Dr Aurangzeb was awarded a
Prior to his retirement recently, Dr Aurangzeb Alamgir had also been performing his duties as an additional registrar of PU for the past many years.
The move is likely to stirring up trouble for the vice-chancellor who is alleged to have favoured Dr Aurangzeb, believed to be a close aide of the VC.
However, a senior PU official said Dr Aurangzeb was awarded a
Sanitation drive LAHORE Waste Management Company (LWMC) Children’s Literature Festival
LAHORE LAHORE Waste Management Company (LWMC) sensitised some more than 25,000 schoolchildren and teachers on the proper disposal of waste and precautionary measures against dengue epidemic by carrying out an extensive awareness campaign on the occasion of Children’s Literature Festival held at Children Library Complex from October 30 to Oct 31.
The two-days awareness campaign included setting up of a stall, lecture sessions, screening of cartoon animations and documentaries, display and
The two-days awareness campaign included setting up of a stall, lecture sessions, screening of cartoon animations and documentaries, display and
Employers Day TECHNICAL Education and Vocational Training Authority (Tevta)
LAHORE TECHNICAL Education and Vocational Training Authority (Tevta) held ‘Employers Day’ at Government Apprenticeship Training Centre, Township, on Thursday.
According to a press release, leading entrepreneurs of the business community, Tevta officers, parents of apprentices and trainees attended the event.
The projects of trainees were also displayed.
Industries Director Dr Shoaib Akbar was the chief guest on the occasion. He said apprenticeship training was very much successful
According to a press release, leading entrepreneurs of the business community, Tevta officers, parents of apprentices and trainees attended the event.
The projects of trainees were also displayed.
Industries Director Dr Shoaib Akbar was the chief guest on the occasion. He said apprenticeship training was very much successful
Dress Fashion show GOVERNMENT College of Home Economics, Gulberg,
LAHORE GOVERNMENT College of Home Economics, Gulberg, on Thursday organised its annual dress show in which 70 students of MSc final and BS final year presented their work.
Punjab Governor’s wife Mrs Perveen Sarwar was the chief guest on the occasion who appreciated the elegantly designed dresses. She encouraged the students to utilise their talent on professional basis.
Many noted fashion designers also attended the function. The dresses displayed in the show were designed and stitched
Punjab Governor’s wife Mrs Perveen Sarwar was the chief guest on the occasion who appreciated the elegantly designed dresses. She encouraged the students to utilise their talent on professional basis.
Many noted fashion designers also attended the function. The dresses displayed in the show were designed and stitched
‘No applicant denied Punjab University PU hostel accommodation not equal number of girls and boys
LAHORE THE Punjab University spokesman has said that the number of girls is almost equal to the number of boys in the university while there were only 10 hostels for girls and 18 hostels for boys; therefore, girl students were facing serious problems of hostel accommodation.
In a statement issued here Thursday, the spokesman said the capacity of accommodating boy students in the hostels was sufficient to accommodate genuine allottees, even extra, and that’s why Boys Hostel No 16 was being
In a statement issued here Thursday, the spokesman said the capacity of accommodating boy students in the hostels was sufficient to accommodate genuine allottees, even extra, and that’s why Boys Hostel No 16 was being
Punjab Governor launches public liaison website www.governor.punjab.gov.pk
LAHORE Punjab Governor Ch Mohammad Sarwar launched his official website on Thursday to expand his liaison with people by including the online medium for increasing his interaction with masses.
This website www.governor.punjab.gov.pk was formally launched as a means to post updates regarding governor’s activities, statements, policies and stance on various issues.
The inaugural message from Governor on the website was for promoting provision of clean drinking water to school
This website www.governor.punjab.gov.pk was formally launched as a means to post updates regarding governor’s activities, statements, policies and stance on various issues.
The inaugural message from Governor on the website was for promoting provision of clean drinking water to school
FIRs, notices over dengue larva 52 new dengue cases reported
LAHORE Fifty-two new cases of dengue fever have been reported in Punjab on Thursday, which has raised the number of patients to 891.
Out of these 52 cases, at least 35 patients of dengue virus have been confirmed in Rawalpindi and 16 patients in the hospitals of Lahore.
The Punjab Health Department has confirmed two deaths due to dengue fever in Lahore.
Sana: Punjab Minister for Law and Local Government Rana Sanaullah Khan has directed all government departments to ensure their
Out of these 52 cases, at least 35 patients of dengue virus have been confirmed in Rawalpindi and 16 patients in the hospitals of Lahore.
The Punjab Health Department has confirmed two deaths due to dengue fever in Lahore.
Sana: Punjab Minister for Law and Local Government Rana Sanaullah Khan has directed all government departments to ensure their
Rich tributes paid to law minister and human rights activist Iqbal Haider (late) at book launch
Karachi Rich tributes were paid to former law minister and human rights activist Iqbal Haider (late) at the launch ceremony of a book containing his articles and tributes of his contemporaries, ‘Voice of Reason’, compiled by Zulfiqar Halepoto, at the Karachi Press Club on Thursday.
The ceremony was organised by the Pakistan Peace Coalition (PPC), the Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER) and the Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi.
Speaking on the
The ceremony was organised by the Pakistan Peace Coalition (PPC), the Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER) and the Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi.
Speaking on the
Karachi Conference biggest city of Pakistan kicks off tomorrow at the Arts Council
Karachi A two-day conference on the biggest city of Pakistan is going to kick off on Saturday (tomorrow) at the Arts Council.
Titled ‘Karachi Conference’, it aims to converge and celebrate critical discourse on the metropolitan city’s cultural mosaic, the processes of its historic evolution and its impact on the country’s development and culture.
The conference will provide a unique opportunity for the citizens to engage with emerging discourse on the history and development of
Titled ‘Karachi Conference’, it aims to converge and celebrate critical discourse on the metropolitan city’s cultural mosaic, the processes of its historic evolution and its impact on the country’s development and culture.
The conference will provide a unique opportunity for the citizens to engage with emerging discourse on the history and development of
KESC demands Rs25bn in arrears from Karachi Water and Sewerage Board (KWSB)
Karachi The Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) demanded from the federal and provincial governments on Thursday to compel the Karachi Water and Sewerage Board (KWSB) to pay the arrears of Rs25 billion.
“Every month the KWSB fails to pay bills despite clear orders of the Sindh High Court. The water utility has still not paid the current electricity bill amounting to Rs600 to Rs650 million,” said the KESC spokesperson.
“The KESC urges all the stakeholders to come forward and
“Every month the KWSB fails to pay bills despite clear orders of the Sindh High Court. The water utility has still not paid the current electricity bill amounting to Rs600 to Rs650 million,” said the KESC spokesperson.
“The KESC urges all the stakeholders to come forward and
Civil Hospital, secretariat disconnected Gas supply Sui Southern Gas Company’s Customer Relations Department
Karachi A taskforce of the Sui Southern Gas Company’s Customer Relations Department disconnected gas supply to the Civil Hospital Karachi and the Sindh Secretariat on Thursday over gas theft.
Gas supply to Civil Hospital, secretariat cut off
The gas meter at the Civil hospital was removed by the gas utility in March over non-payment, said a spokesperson for the SSGC.
The canteen operator at the Civil hospital had not cleared the gas bills of Rs2,450,578. After gas disconnection in
Gas supply to Civil Hospital, secretariat cut off
The gas meter at the Civil hospital was removed by the gas utility in March over non-payment, said a spokesperson for the SSGC.
The canteen operator at the Civil hospital had not cleared the gas bills of Rs2,450,578. After gas disconnection in
Punjab Governor launches public liaison website www.governor.punjab.gov.pk
LAHORE Punjab Governor Ch Mohammad Sarwar launched his official website on Thursday to expand his liaison with people by including the online medium for increasing his interaction with masses.
This website www.governor.punjab.gov.pk was formally launched as a means to post updates regarding governor’s activities, statements, policies and stance on various issues.
The inaugural message from Governor on the website was for promoting provision of clean drinking water to school
This website www.governor.punjab.gov.pk was formally launched as a means to post updates regarding governor’s activities, statements, policies and stance on various issues.
The inaugural message from Governor on the website was for promoting provision of clean drinking water to school
FIRs, notices over dengue larva 52 new dengue cases reported
LAHORE Fifty-two new cases of dengue fever have been reported in Punjab on Thursday, which has raised the number of patients to 891.
Out of these 52 cases, at least 35 patients of dengue virus have been confirmed in Rawalpindi and 16 patients in the hospitals of Lahore.
The Punjab Health Department has confirmed two deaths due to dengue fever in Lahore.
Sana: Punjab Minister for Law and Local Government Rana Sanaullah Khan has directed all government departments to ensure their
Out of these 52 cases, at least 35 patients of dengue virus have been confirmed in Rawalpindi and 16 patients in the hospitals of Lahore.
The Punjab Health Department has confirmed two deaths due to dengue fever in Lahore.
Sana: Punjab Minister for Law and Local Government Rana Sanaullah Khan has directed all government departments to ensure their
awards scholarships to top students Aga Khan University Examination Board (AKU-EB)
Karachi Scholarships were announced on Thursday for students who had outperformed others in their 10th grade annual exam result at a ceremony hosted to celebrate high achievers of the Aga Khan University Examination Board (AKU-EB).
“It may come as a disappointment for parents whose children have just finished 12th grade this year. But let’s hope your grandchildren benefit from the scholarships,” said AKU-EB Director Dr Thomas Christie.
“The AKU-EB started with a mission to
“It may come as a disappointment for parents whose children have just finished 12th grade this year. But let’s hope your grandchildren benefit from the scholarships,” said AKU-EB Director Dr Thomas Christie.
“The AKU-EB started with a mission to
Two suspects flee court in contract fraud case Pakistan State Oil (PSO)
Karachi Two men charged with fraudulently getting a contract from Pakistan State Oil (PSO) ran away from the court of the judicial magistrate (South) on Thursday.
Pervaiz Bangash and Sohail Zahoor escaped after a witness recorded his statement and they saw some other witnesses enter the courtroom.
The two had got a PSO contract by allegedly using a fake letterhead of the President House.
Former PSO managing director Irfan A Qureshi appeared and recorded his statement. At a previous
Pervaiz Bangash and Sohail Zahoor escaped after a witness recorded his statement and they saw some other witnesses enter the courtroom.
The two had got a PSO contract by allegedly using a fake letterhead of the President House.
Former PSO managing director Irfan A Qureshi appeared and recorded his statement. At a previous
Thalassaemia centre hit by ‘official lethargy’ Chandka Medical College Hospital Complex
LARKANA, : The Thalassaemia centre established at the children hospital within the Chandka Medical College Hospital Complex has had to restrict its services and capacity to a dismally low level for want of a few essential equipment and installation of the available ones.
Established in February 2010 at the CMCH central laboratory, the 10-bed centre was shifted to the children hospital in December 2012.
The centre was provided with haemoglobin electrophoresis machine, cell separator
Established in February 2010 at the CMCH central laboratory, the 10-bed centre was shifted to the children hospital in December 2012.
The centre was provided with haemoglobin electrophoresis machine, cell separator
Seminar on Rett syndrome Pakistan awareness session Titled ‘Blue Sky Girls’
KARACHI, A Rett syndrome awareness session was organised by the Rett Syndrome Pakistan at the National Museum on Thursday.
Titled ‘Blue Sky Girls’, the chief guest of the programme was Prof Ghaffar Billoo, who along with keynote speaker Dr Syed Athar Enam, said Rett syndrome was an X-linked neurological disorder on the autism spectrum, and one of only four diseases that occurred almost exclusively in girls.
“Though it is genetic, it is not hereditary, so parents have no idea their
Titled ‘Blue Sky Girls’, the chief guest of the programme was Prof Ghaffar Billoo, who along with keynote speaker Dr Syed Athar Enam, said Rett syndrome was an X-linked neurological disorder on the autism spectrum, and one of only four diseases that occurred almost exclusively in girls.
“Though it is genetic, it is not hereditary, so parents have no idea their
Workshop discusses Global View on challenges to women’s rights
KARACHI, Among the many issues discussed at a workshop on Global View on Challenges for Women Rights on Thursday, religious fundamentalism and the differing cultural views restricting women’s rights evoked interesting comments and questions.
Shagufta Alizai, a gender specialist, said that for years Pakistan had taken “two steps forward and one step backward” when it comes to working on issues related to women. “The challenges that we face pertain to a very simple question, do we
Shagufta Alizai, a gender specialist, said that for years Pakistan had taken “two steps forward and one step backward” when it comes to working on issues related to women. “The challenges that we face pertain to a very simple question, do we
Gas supply to CHK, Sindh secretariat canteens cut off Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC)
KARACHI: The Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) customer relations department task force on Thursday disconnected the gas supply of two canteens, one located at the Civil Hospital Karachi and the other at the Sindh secretariat.
The gas meter of the canteen running on the premises of the civil hospital was removed because of non-payment of dues by the SSGC back in March, according to a gas utility press release issued here.
“The canteen owner had not cleared the gas bills amounting to
The gas meter of the canteen running on the premises of the civil hospital was removed because of non-payment of dues by the SSGC back in March, according to a gas utility press release issued here.
“The canteen owner had not cleared the gas bills amounting to
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
70 religious scholars and zakirs of Sunni and Shia sect banned in Attock
ATTOCK: The district administration banned the entry of 70 religious scholars and zakirs of Sunni and Shia sect in the jurisdiction of Attock district for 90 days.
It also issued their gagging orders to ensure peace and maintenance of law and order during the sacred month of Moharram-ul-haram.
Those who were banned included Molana Abdul Aziz, Molana Abdul Qadeer, Molana Muhammad Siddique, Molana Muhammad Aashiq, Molana Muhammad Ishaq, Qari Naveed Masood, Molana Syed Chiargh Din, Mufti
It also issued their gagging orders to ensure peace and maintenance of law and order during the sacred month of Moharram-ul-haram.
Those who were banned included Molana Abdul Aziz, Molana Abdul Qadeer, Molana Muhammad Siddique, Molana Muhammad Aashiq, Molana Muhammad Ishaq, Qari Naveed Masood, Molana Syed Chiargh Din, Mufti
Principal nursing school suspended Secretary Health Punjab
KASUR (APP): Secretary Health Punjab has suspended Surgeon Doctor Dhq hospital and principal Nursing School Dhq hospital Kasur under PEEDA act.
According to official sources here Wednesday, the secretary suspended Surgeon Doctor Aamir Saleem and principal Nursing School Tabinda Rani and directed them to report to health department. The secretary, besides suspending them, also ordered to take action against both officers under PEDA
According to official sources here Wednesday, the secretary suspended Surgeon Doctor Aamir Saleem and principal Nursing School Tabinda Rani and directed them to report to health department. The secretary, besides suspending them, also ordered to take action against both officers under PEDA
disconnects power supply to defaulters Peshawar Electricity Supply Company (Pesco)
PESHAWAR (INP): Under its ongoing disconnection and recovery campaign, Peshawar Electricity Supply Company (Pesco) Dargai-I sub-division has disconnected power supply to Shewari and Ajab Khan Kili from 100 KVA transformer and 50 KVA transformers due to non payment of dues of millions of rupees.
During disconnection of power supply Pesco/Police officials faced severe resistance not to remove the transformers from the site by the inhabitants of the area but Pesco officials succeeded to shift
During disconnection of power supply Pesco/Police officials faced severe resistance not to remove the transformers from the site by the inhabitants of the area but Pesco officials succeeded to shift
43 get infected with dengue Anti-Dengue Day in Punjab on Nov 3
LAHORE (Online): The patients infected with dengue are on a rise in Punjab. 43 individuals have been infected with dengue in the past 24 hours. 27 individuals got infected with the dengue virus in Lahore itself.
Their treatment is being performed in various hospitals in the city. Mudassir a resident of Sahiwal and Javed a resident of Shahkot in Faisalabad have been infected with the dengue virus. In totality 852 persons have been infected with dengue virus in the province of Punjab. While in
Their treatment is being performed in various hospitals in the city. Mudassir a resident of Sahiwal and Javed a resident of Shahkot in Faisalabad have been infected with the dengue virus. In totality 852 persons have been infected with dengue virus in the province of Punjab. While in
Energy, tax hike to enhance theft: Member National Assembly of Pakistan PTI
ISLAMABAD (Online): Member National Assembly of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) from Swat Murad Saeed on Wednesday said PLM-N led government is following policy of crushing poor to please elite. He said that a raise in power tariff and taxes would not help boost revenue but lead to increased theft.
Talking to Dr Murtaza Mughal, President of the Pakistan Economy Watch, he said that we reject all the moves aimed at so-called economic stability on the cost of masses. Murad Saeed said that
Talking to Dr Murtaza Mughal, President of the Pakistan Economy Watch, he said that we reject all the moves aimed at so-called economic stability on the cost of masses. Murad Saeed said that
‘Civic education ought to be made compulsory National Endowment for democracy and Inter University Consortium
Islamabad (Online) A Two day federal workshop on research, teaching and training for Fundamental Rights concluded here at local hotel of Islamabad.
The workshop was organized by Centre for Civic Education Pakistan, a research and training institution in cooperation with National Endowment for democracy and Inter University Consortium for Promotion of Social Sciences Pakistan. The workshop brought together scholars, researchers and civic activists to share their ideas and experiences along
The workshop was organized by Centre for Civic Education Pakistan, a research and training institution in cooperation with National Endowment for democracy and Inter University Consortium for Promotion of Social Sciences Pakistan. The workshop brought together scholars, researchers and civic activists to share their ideas and experiences along
Unannounced gas load shedding starts RAWALPINDI
RAWALPINDI (Online): Unannounced gas load shedding in the populated residential areas of the city has increased the miseries of people as the winter season arrived.
Load shedding has started in the populated areas of Sadiqabad including Khurram Colony, Muslim town and serves road, residents of these areas are deprived of from gas facility in the days when CNG stations are open.
Gas is supplied in the days when CNG stations of the area are closed, but with very low pressure.
This
Load shedding has started in the populated areas of Sadiqabad including Khurram Colony, Muslim town and serves road, residents of these areas are deprived of from gas facility in the days when CNG stations are open.
Gas is supplied in the days when CNG stations of the area are closed, but with very low pressure.
This
Seminar on Audit Reports Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP)
KARACHI(INP): The Southern Regional Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP) has organized a seminar on "Audit Reports" at ICAP House, Clifton here. Khurram Jameel FCA, Partner, Assurance, Ernst and Young Ford Rhodes Sidat Hyder and Shahid Hussain FCA, Director, Quality Assurance, ICAP were the speakers of the seminar whereas Amir Jamil Abbasi FCA, Partner Head of Karachi Location, KPMG Taseer Hadi and Co.
was the session chairman of the seminar. Khurram Jameel
was the session chairman of the seminar. Khurram Jameel
Investigation training workshop held different police training centres
KARACHI: To enhance the capacity of Sindh police in regard to investigation and forensic, a ten-day workshop on "crime scene investigation and forensic science" was conducted here at local hotel in Karachi. The workshop was attended by twenty teachers belonging to different police training centres in Sindh.
The twenty master trainer would impart the acquired knowledge to the under training police personnel in different training centres. According to spokesman of the Sindh police the workshop
The twenty master trainer would impart the acquired knowledge to the under training police personnel in different training centres. According to spokesman of the Sindh police the workshop
Industrial, Electrical & Electronics Exhibition of Pakistan (IEEEP) Fair 2013 kicks off in Karachi Expo Center
KARACHI (PPI): To boost electrical and electronics exports, Industrial, Electrical & Electronics Exhibition of Pakistan (IEEEP) Fair 2013 started in Karachi Expo Center from October 29th to 31st. The event was inaugurated by Sharmila Faruqi, Member of Provincial Assembly, Sindh. She visited various stalls of the exhibition and appreciated the initiative taken by the organizing committee. Expressing her views, she said, "It's always a pleasure and a learning experience for me to visit this
CDA to organise environment awareness walk today SKANS School of Accountancy,
CDA to organise environment awareness walk today
ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA), in collaboration with the SKANS School of Accountancy, will organise an awareness campaign for using pedestrian overhead bridges and conservation of environment. For this purpose, a public walk will be held today (Thursday).
It will start at 9:00am and end at 10:30am. The walk will be conduced at the Jinnah Avenue, Islamabad, starting from the Saudi-Pak Tower and ending at the main entry
ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA), in collaboration with the SKANS School of Accountancy, will organise an awareness campaign for using pedestrian overhead bridges and conservation of environment. For this purpose, a public walk will be held today (Thursday).
It will start at 9:00am and end at 10:30am. The walk will be conduced at the Jinnah Avenue, Islamabad, starting from the Saudi-Pak Tower and ending at the main entry
Brazilian Corner inaugurated at Quaid-i-Azam Central Library Brazilian Embassy launches essay contest for university students
Brazilian Corner inaugurated at Quaid-i-Azam Central Library
* Brazilian Embassy launches essay contest for university students
ISLAMABAD: Brazilian Ambassador Alfredo Leoni has inaugurated, together with Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) Vice Chancellor Dr Masoom Yasinzai, a ‘Brazilian Corner’ at the central library of the university.
The Embassy of Brazil donated more than 300 Brazilian books in English and almost 100 books in the Portuguese language on Brazil, as well as DVDs and
* Brazilian Embassy launches essay contest for university students
ISLAMABAD: Brazilian Ambassador Alfredo Leoni has inaugurated, together with Quaid-i-Azam University (QAU) Vice Chancellor Dr Masoom Yasinzai, a ‘Brazilian Corner’ at the central library of the university.
The Embassy of Brazil donated more than 300 Brazilian books in English and almost 100 books in the Portuguese language on Brazil, as well as DVDs and
Class 4 student kidnapped for Rs 40m ransom FAISALABAD The City news
Class 4 student kidnapped for Rs 40m ransom
FAISALABAD: Unknown gunmen kidnapped a class four student who was going to school with three other students by car.
Talha Nasir, son of Surgeon Dr Nasir Sheikh of Civil Hospital, was going to school with driver Abdul Bari when unidentified people stopped the car, kidnapped him at gunpoint and escaped. The kidnappers also manhandled and injured the driver Abdul Bari on resistance. However, other students Hamza, Wahab and Janat remained safe. It
FAISALABAD: Unknown gunmen kidnapped a class four student who was going to school with three other students by car.
Talha Nasir, son of Surgeon Dr Nasir Sheikh of Civil Hospital, was going to school with driver Abdul Bari when unidentified people stopped the car, kidnapped him at gunpoint and escaped. The kidnappers also manhandled and injured the driver Abdul Bari on resistance. However, other students Hamza, Wahab and Janat remained safe. It
Governor says health, education systems need reforms BUREWALA The City
‘Govt made tough decisions to bring economic stability’
Governor says health, education systems need reforms
From Our Correspondent
BUREWALA: Governor Ch Muhammad Sarwar has said that the government has made tough financial decisions to bring economic stability, saying that though the decision are not popular but direly needed to improve economy in the country.
He was talking to journalists at Sheikh Fazal here on Wednesday. He added that the health and education systems needed
Governor says health, education systems need reforms
From Our Correspondent
BUREWALA: Governor Ch Muhammad Sarwar has said that the government has made tough financial decisions to bring economic stability, saying that though the decision are not popular but direly needed to improve economy in the country.
He was talking to journalists at Sheikh Fazal here on Wednesday. He added that the health and education systems needed
continues disconnection & recovery drive Peshawar Electric Supply Company (Pesco)
PESHAWAR: The Peshawar Electric Supply Company (Pesco) continued the disconnection and recovery campaign in several parts of the province on Wednesday.
According to a press release, the Pesco Dargai-I subdivision teams disconnected power supply to Shewari and Ajab Khan Killay from 100 KVA and 50 KVA transformers for non-payment of dues.
The Pesco and the police officials faced severe resistance from the defaulting power consumers, it said, adding, “Nevertheless the officials succeeded
According to a press release, the Pesco Dargai-I subdivision teams disconnected power supply to Shewari and Ajab Khan Killay from 100 KVA and 50 KVA transformers for non-payment of dues.
The Pesco and the police officials faced severe resistance from the defaulting power consumers, it said, adding, “Nevertheless the officials succeeded
500 graduates awarded degrees at convocation of the University of Peshawar (UoP)
PESHAWAR: Around 500 graduates were awarded degrees at the convocation of the University of Peshawar (UoP) for the session 2011 on Wednesday.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Shaukatullah, who is Chancellor of public sector universities in the province, was chief guest on the occasion. Some 26 students, including 12 girls, were given gold medals for clinching first position in their respective departments. Sixteen PhD and 23 MPhil scholars were also awarded degrees at the
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Shaukatullah, who is Chancellor of public sector universities in the province, was chief guest on the occasion. Some 26 students, including 12 girls, were given gold medals for clinching first position in their respective departments. Sixteen PhD and 23 MPhil scholars were also awarded degrees at the
Shells damage schools, market in Miramshah security forces and militants exchanged fire in North Waziristan Agency
MIRAMSHAH, Two schools and a market were damaged when security forces and militants exchanged fire in North Waziristan Agency on Wednesday.
Sources said that the clash erupted when militants opened firing on Amin checkpost at 12 noon. The attackers fled after the security forces retaliated, they added. The security men manning the checkpost used light and heavy weapons and targeted the suspected places.
Several mortar shells landed in Miramshah Bazaar, damaging Abdul Manan Market, Alama
Sources said that the clash erupted when militants opened firing on Amin checkpost at 12 noon. The attackers fled after the security forces retaliated, they added. The security men manning the checkpost used light and heavy weapons and targeted the suspected places.
Several mortar shells landed in Miramshah Bazaar, damaging Abdul Manan Market, Alama
Power tariff raise protested Leaders of various political parties and civil society organisations,
Power tariff raise protested
PESHAWAR, Participants at a protest camp staged here on Wednesday against the crease in power tariff demanded of central leaders of political parties to raise voice against the ‘injustice’.
Pakhtun Awareness Movement had set up the camp along Sher Shah Suri Road near the press club here.
Leaders of various political parties and civil society organisations, including Mazdoor Kisan Party president Afzal Khamosh, Wapda employees union president Gohar Taj,
PESHAWAR, Participants at a protest camp staged here on Wednesday against the crease in power tariff demanded of central leaders of political parties to raise voice against the ‘injustice’.
Pakhtun Awareness Movement had set up the camp along Sher Shah Suri Road near the press club here.
Leaders of various political parties and civil society organisations, including Mazdoor Kisan Party president Afzal Khamosh, Wapda employees union president Gohar Taj,
Teacher found murdered teacher of the Khyber Public School,
Teacher found murdered LANDI KOTAL, Bullet-riddled body of a private school teacher was found in a playground in Jamrud tehsil of Khyber Agency on Wednesday.
Khasadar force officials said that Qisam Gul, teacher of the Khyber Public School, was abducted on Tuesday by some unidentified gunmen from Ghundi Pump House area of Jamrud.
They said that his body was left in a playground near Ghundi village which was spotted by local residents who reported the incident to local political
Khasadar force officials said that Qisam Gul, teacher of the Khyber Public School, was abducted on Tuesday by some unidentified gunmen from Ghundi Pump House area of Jamrud.
They said that his body was left in a playground near Ghundi village which was spotted by local residents who reported the incident to local political
Lakki farmers for early construction of Kurram Tangi dam,
LAKKI MARWAT, The local farmers and elders here on Wednesday stressed the need for construction of Kurram Tangi dam, saying it would help to overcome the shortage of food and energy in the entire Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Speaking at a community consultation session, they asked the authorities to start work on the dam as they were ready to extend full assistance to the government in that regard.
The session was arranged by a private engineering firm. The project manager of the firm, Altaf
Speaking at a community consultation session, they asked the authorities to start work on the dam as they were ready to extend full assistance to the government in that regard.
The session was arranged by a private engineering firm. The project manager of the firm, Altaf
AAP shocked over artist’s murder Artists’ Association of Punjab (AAP)
LAHORE THE Artists’ Association of Punjab (AAP) has expressed deep shock over the brutal murder of renowned Artist Akram Dost’s son in in Noshki, Quetta, and demanded the local police and administration to take instant measures to apprehend the killers.
In a press statement on Wednesday, Mian Ejazul Hassan, Chairperson AAP, strongly condemned the brutal act in which unidentified assailants stopped the car of Artist Akram Dost while he was travelling with his family from Noshki to Quetta
In a press statement on Wednesday, Mian Ejazul Hassan, Chairperson AAP, strongly condemned the brutal act in which unidentified assailants stopped the car of Artist Akram Dost while he was travelling with his family from Noshki to Quetta
Students urged to bring the disabled to mainstream international seminar on disability
LAHORE AN international seminar on disability and the concept of independent living “Let’s make the right real” was held at Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Wednesday.
Organised by the LCWU Department of City & Regional Planning (CRP), the seminar was addressed by topnotch experts and leaders in the field from South Korea including Mr Kyung Seok Park, representative of Asia and Pacific Disability Forum (APDF)/ Korean Disability Forum (KDF) and Ms NakYoung Lee,
Organised by the LCWU Department of City & Regional Planning (CRP), the seminar was addressed by topnotch experts and leaders in the field from South Korea including Mr Kyung Seok Park, representative of Asia and Pacific Disability Forum (APDF)/ Korean Disability Forum (KDF) and Ms NakYoung Lee,
Bail extended in fake degree case anti corruption establishment (ACE)
LAHORE Justice Mazhar Ali Akbar Naqvi of the Lahore High Court on Wednesday extended till November 6 the interim-bail granted to former federal minister for overseas Pakistanis Ghulam Sarwar facing charges of securing graduation degree on the basis of fake intermediate certificate.
The judge directed the investigating officer to produce the all-case record till next date of hearing.
The anti corruption establishment (ACE) had lodged a case against Ghulam Sarwar for obtaining a fake
The judge directed the investigating officer to produce the all-case record till next date of hearing.
The anti corruption establishment (ACE) had lodged a case against Ghulam Sarwar for obtaining a fake
Breast cancer awareness event SHAUKAT Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre
LAHORE SHAUKAT Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (SKMCH&RC) on Wednesday organised a ceremony to create awareness about breast cancer among the people.
Noted Pakistani model and ambassador of the campaign Aamina Sheikh, a large number of consultants, doctors, students and teachers of different educational institutes also participated in the ceremony.
Ayesha Sana, a noted TV anchor, was host of the event.
Different speakers stressed that the people around the age
Noted Pakistani model and ambassador of the campaign Aamina Sheikh, a large number of consultants, doctors, students and teachers of different educational institutes also participated in the ceremony.
Ayesha Sana, a noted TV anchor, was host of the event.
Different speakers stressed that the people around the age
10 schools win laurels in Spelling Bee contest DAWN In Education Spelling Bee Lahore Regional Championship
LAHORE,Thursday, October 31, 2013: On the second day of the 9th DAWN In Education Spelling Bee Lahore Regional Championship on Wednesday, 10 schools won the competition among 12-14 age group students.
The Spelling Bee Competition is being organised by the Dawn Media Group in partnership with the US Embassy at Ali Institute of Education auditorium.
The 10 schools that won the Lahore pool rounds in 12-14 age group are: SISA Main Campus, Johar Town, Lahore; Ibn-e-Sina College, DHA Lahore
The Spelling Bee Competition is being organised by the Dawn Media Group in partnership with the US Embassy at Ali Institute of Education auditorium.
The 10 schools that won the Lahore pool rounds in 12-14 age group are: SISA Main Campus, Johar Town, Lahore; Ibn-e-Sina College, DHA Lahore
Colourful world of children’s creativity Children’s Library Complex on Children’s Literature Festival
LAHORE, Thursday, October 31, 2013: Seher grins happily as she walks out of the Children’s Library Complex, armed with a bag of books, and a bright butterfly painted on her cheek.
“It has been a great day,” she says. “I enjoyed all the sessions I attended and wish that festivals such as these would happen all year round.”
While there is little else for children and youth to do, the Children’s Literature Festival – the 7th of its name -- opened on Wednesday and countless
“It has been a great day,” she says. “I enjoyed all the sessions I attended and wish that festivals such as these would happen all year round.”
While there is little else for children and youth to do, the Children’s Literature Festival – the 7th of its name -- opened on Wednesday and countless
Education ministry wants ad hoc Higher Education Commission (HEC) chairperson
Islamabad The Ministry of Education has sent a fresh summary to the Prime Minister’s Secretariat for the appointment of an ad-hoc chairman of Higher Education Commission (HEC), The News has learnt.
Sources said the summary, sent a few days ago, proposes the appointment of one of the 11 members of HEC as chairman for three months to look after the immediate affair of the commission.
They added that the immediate appointment of the chairman is critical for the commission at a time when it
Sources said the summary, sent a few days ago, proposes the appointment of one of the 11 members of HEC as chairman for three months to look after the immediate affair of the commission.
They added that the immediate appointment of the chairman is critical for the commission at a time when it
HEC training 21st Master Trainers-Faculty Professional Development Programme (MT-FPDP)
Islamabad As many as 30 faculty members from 30 public and HEC funded private universities from across Pakistan are participating in the 21st Master Trainers-Faculty Professional Development Programme (MT-FPDP) that began at HEC Secretariat.
So far, 580 faculty members of higher education institutions have benefited from MT-FPDP, conducted by HEC’s Learning Innovation Division. The training programme is designed specifically for in-service teachers who have less than five years of service
So far, 580 faculty members of higher education institutions have benefited from MT-FPDP, conducted by HEC’s Learning Innovation Division. The training programme is designed specifically for in-service teachers who have less than five years of service
Revisiting the beauty of Pakistan’s traditional textiles collection of renowned artist, art critic and collector, Aasim Akhtar.
Rawalpindi ‘Vanishing Worlds, Enduring Threads’ is the thought-provoking title of a remarkable exhibition of traditional Pakistani textiles from the collection of renowned artist, art critic and collector, Aasim Akhtar.
The exhibition opens to public today (Thursday) at the Rawalpindi Campus of the National College of Arts (NCA). From ‘phulkari’ to ‘chunri,’ from ‘lungi’ to shirts, from shawls to animal trappings, Aasim has spent over a decade forming his collection of
The exhibition opens to public today (Thursday) at the Rawalpindi Campus of the National College of Arts (NCA). From ‘phulkari’ to ‘chunri,’ from ‘lungi’ to shirts, from shawls to animal trappings, Aasim has spent over a decade forming his collection of
Follow-up session of ‘More Women in Media’ held at Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU),
Rawalpindi The Department of Communication and Media Studies, Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU), in collaboration with UKS Research Centre and Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA), arranged a follow up session on ‘More Women in Media’ here on Wednesday.
The project aims at media monitoring, advocacy for gender sensitivity and lobbying for affirmative actions. Communication and Media Studies Chairperson Dr. Shamim Zaidi faculty members and students attended the
The project aims at media monitoring, advocacy for gender sensitivity and lobbying for affirmative actions. Communication and Media Studies Chairperson Dr. Shamim Zaidi faculty members and students attended the
French envoy lauds role of Adventure Foundation of Pakistan (AFP)
Islamabad At a special event organised by Mr. and Mrs. Philippe Thiebaund at their residence in Islamabad, the ambassador of France thanked Brigadier (r) M Akram Khan and his non-profit organisation Adventure Foundation Pakistan (AFP) for doing a very noble task of retrieving the dead body of a climber from slope of Nanga Parbat in second week of October, says a press release.
Joel Wischnewski, a French climber, had disappeared on Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat in February this year. All
Joel Wischnewski, a French climber, had disappeared on Rupal Face of Nanga Parbat in February this year. All
Jinnah varsity admission schedule degree programmes of BS, MSc, MS and PhD
Karachi The Jinnah University for Women (JUW) on Wednesday announced admission schedule for its degree programmes of BS, MSc, MS and PhD for the year 2014.
The entrance test will be held on November 23 in 26 different fields under four faculties.
Considering the role and importance of women in the economy of the country, the varsity is expected to launch two new departments this year, which will offer BS, MSc and MS courses in food, agriculture, animal sciences, fisheries and aqua
The entrance test will be held on November 23 in 26 different fields under four faculties.
Considering the role and importance of women in the economy of the country, the varsity is expected to launch two new departments this year, which will offer BS, MSc and MS courses in food, agriculture, animal sciences, fisheries and aqua
Fuuast plans to set up campuses across country in the national language,
Karachi The Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (Fuuast), being the only institution to impart higher education in the national language, plans to establish its campuses across the country.
This was unanimously agreed during the 25th senate meeting of the university, held under the chairmanship of its Chancellor, President Mamnoon Hussain.
It was agreed that first of the envisaged campuses will be established in Hyderabad followed by two more campuses in Karachi and
This was unanimously agreed during the 25th senate meeting of the university, held under the chairmanship of its Chancellor, President Mamnoon Hussain.
It was agreed that first of the envisaged campuses will be established in Hyderabad followed by two more campuses in Karachi and
Indus Hospital launches centralised blood centre Pakistan’s first centralised blood centre,
Karachi The Indus Hospital has launched The Indus Hospital Blood Centre (TIHBC), which is Pakistan’s first centralised blood centre, providing international quality screened blood to hospitals all over the city.
A ceremony to this effect was organised at The Indus Hospital late last night.
Chief guest of the event Siraj Kassam Teli, Chairman Businessmen Group (BMG), inaugurated the blood centre and then took a tour of the place to see how state-of-the-art blood centre has been
A ceremony to this effect was organised at The Indus Hospital late last night.
Chief guest of the event Siraj Kassam Teli, Chairman Businessmen Group (BMG), inaugurated the blood centre and then took a tour of the place to see how state-of-the-art blood centre has been
Resettlement policy of Thar coal project termed flawed
MITHI, Thursday, October 31, 2013: The draft Thar coal resettlement policy framework is incomplete and flawed and does not depict the seriousness of related issues, said the speakers at a dialogue over the issue at the local press club on Wednesday.
Organised by the Maroo Ara Coordination Council, a network of 40 local and national citizens working for the development of the Thar Desert, the speakers said that the resettlement population falling in the Thar area should get land on lease from
Organised by the Maroo Ara Coordination Council, a network of 40 local and national citizens working for the development of the Thar Desert, the speakers said that the resettlement population falling in the Thar area should get land on lease from
Karachi University Teachers’ Society (Kuts) polls annual elections Karachi University
KARACHI,
Thursday, October 31, 2013 : The annual elections of the Karachi University Teachers’ Society (Kuts) were won by the Karachi University Teachers’ Forum on Wednesday, according to a press release.
“Prof Dr Jameel Kazmi, Dr Majeed Qadri, Farhan Ahmed Siddiqui and Moiz Ahmed Khan have been elected as president, vice president, treasurer and secretary, respectively. The post of the joint secretary is jointly won by Dr Tanweer Abbas and Munazza Madni,” it
Thursday, October 31, 2013 : The annual elections of the Karachi University Teachers’ Society (Kuts) were won by the Karachi University Teachers’ Forum on Wednesday, according to a press release.
“Prof Dr Jameel Kazmi, Dr Majeed Qadri, Farhan Ahmed Siddiqui and Moiz Ahmed Khan have been elected as president, vice president, treasurer and secretary, respectively. The post of the joint secretary is jointly won by Dr Tanweer Abbas and Munazza Madni,” it
Lyari varsity plans to set up pharmacy department Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University of Lyari (BBSUL)
KARACHI, Oct 31st 2013: Vice Chancellor of the Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University of Lyari Prof Rasheed Ahmed Shah has said that keeping in view the increasing demand of the field of pharmacy, the department of pharmacy will be launched at the university.
He said the Sindh government had been requested to provide financial assistance for the establishment and running of the department.—APP
Lyari varsity pharmacy dept planned
Karachi Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University of Lyari (BBSUL) Vice
He said the Sindh government had been requested to provide financial assistance for the establishment and running of the department.—APP
Lyari varsity pharmacy dept planned
Karachi Benazir Bhutto Shaheed University of Lyari (BBSUL) Vice
UAE govement announces 21 new development projects in Pakistan help the people of Pakistan and contribute
ISLAMABAD (APP): The UAE Project to Assist Pakistan (PAP) has announced the start of 21 new development projects at a cost of $184.2 million,in implementation of the directives and initiatives of the President, Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to support and help the people of Pakistan and contribute to the development of cities and outlying regions.
Director of PAP Abdullah Khalifa Al Ghafli said in a statement that these new projects represent the beginning of the second phase of the
Director of PAP Abdullah Khalifa Al Ghafli said in a statement that these new projects represent the beginning of the second phase of the
Ban imposed on transfer of teachers Education department Rawalpindi
Education department Rawalpindi has imposed ban on the inter city and inter districts transfer of the teachers and non teaching staff of state run educational institutions with immediate effect. The ban will remain in place till May, 31 next year. Ban will be lifted in the month of June next year during summer vacations. All the applications given by the teachers seeking transfer have been declared ineffective. The decision has been taken to ensure completion of the last phase of current
Sooper Delight recipe in urdu and english by Chef Zakir
Ingredients
Sooper Biscuit 2 Packets
Milk 1/2 liter
Khoya 250 gm
Almond Ground 25 gm
Pistachios 25 gm
sugar 250
Sooper Biscuit 2 Packets
Milk 1/2 liter
Khoya 250 gm
Almond Ground 25 gm
Pistachios 25 gm
sugar 250
Vegetable Makhni recipes in urdu and english
Ingredients
Carrot 1
Capsicum 1
Potato 1
Tomatoes 2
Garlic 4 Cloves
Red Beans 1/2 cup
Sweet
Carrot 1
Capsicum 1
Potato 1
Tomatoes 2
Garlic 4 Cloves
Red Beans 1/2 cup
Sweet
chicken jalfarezi indian style recipes in urdu english
Ingredients chicken jalfarezi Indian style
Chicken Breast 2
Onion Chopped 1
Capsicum Chopped 1
Read Capsicum Chopped 1
Tamatoes Boiled 3
Coriander Leaves 1 little
Garlic
Chicken Breast 2
Onion Chopped 1
Capsicum Chopped 1
Read Capsicum Chopped 1
Tamatoes Boiled 3
Coriander Leaves 1 little
Garlic
Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Govt to setup technical and vocational colleges in Lower Dir district: Minister CHAKDARA (APP):
Provincial Minister for Labour, Industries and Commerce, Bakht Baider Khan said here Tuesday the government would setup technical and vocational colleges in Lower Dir district to provide better education facilities to youth.
Addressing a public meeting at Chakdara in Lower Dir, the Minister said the government has accorded high priority to education sector and has planned several projects including establishment of technical, engineering and vocational institutes in the province.
The dream of
Addressing a public meeting at Chakdara in Lower Dir, the Minister said the government has accorded high priority to education sector and has planned several projects including establishment of technical, engineering and vocational institutes in the province.
The dream of
Peace festival depicts true picture of Balochistan The Non-government Organisation Taraqee Foundation (TF),
Balochistan Peace Festival aimed at disseminating the message of peace and harmony successfully ended depicting the true image of the province. The Non-government Organisation Taraqee Foundation (TF), in collaboration with the provincial government had organised a three-day Aman Mela and Peace Ziarat-Quetta Cycle Rally in the Juniper valley of Ziarat.
Chief Executive Officer of TF, Amjad Rasheem said the objective of holding peace festival and cycle rally was to disseminate the message of
Chief Executive Officer of TF, Amjad Rasheem said the objective of holding peace festival and cycle rally was to disseminate the message of
Training on traffic laws commences education institutes of the provincial capital, SSP Traffic Police,
Traffic police has initiated training programmes in the education institutes of the provincial capital, SSP Traffic Police, Mohammad Salim Lehri said on Wednesday.
Talking to APP, he said that instructors of the police department have started visiting the schools of the city to give lecture on traffic laws and rules. \"The training on traffic and safety laws would help increase awareness among the youth,\" SSP said. He urged the school administration to cooperate with the visiting
Talking to APP, he said that instructors of the police department have started visiting the schools of the city to give lecture on traffic laws and rules. \"The training on traffic and safety laws would help increase awareness among the youth,\" SSP said. He urged the school administration to cooperate with the visiting
Silk Route Festival concludes at Gulmit in Gojal valley Upper Hunza Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit Baltistan
The concluding ceremony of Silk Route Festival concluded at Gulmit in Gojal valley Upper Hunza on Tuesday.
Addressing the ceremony Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit Baltistan Barjees Tahir said the Gilgit Baltistan is fully safe for tourists.
He said the PML-N government is making all out efforts to promote tourism infrastructure in the country particularly in northern region to attract foreign tourists.
He expressed the hope that Silk Route Festival will prove to be instrumental in
Addressing the ceremony Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit Baltistan Barjees Tahir said the Gilgit Baltistan is fully safe for tourists.
He said the PML-N government is making all out efforts to promote tourism infrastructure in the country particularly in northern region to attract foreign tourists.
He expressed the hope that Silk Route Festival will prove to be instrumental in
Sindh High Court SHC stays appointments on jobs advertised Sindh University\'s computer section by govt
The Sindh High Court here on Tuesday issued a stay order against the appointments on the recently advertised jobs in Sindh University\'s computer section.
In a petition a resident of Qasimabad, Pir Bux, informed the court that the said posts were announced in November 2011 but the vacancies were not filled according to merit.
\"I sat in the test conducted for the job of computer engineer in November 2011 but the results of the tests were never declared,\" he added.
He further informed the
In a petition a resident of Qasimabad, Pir Bux, informed the court that the said posts were announced in November 2011 but the vacancies were not filled according to merit.
\"I sat in the test conducted for the job of computer engineer in November 2011 but the results of the tests were never declared,\" he added.
He further informed the
SARGODHA Assistant Education Officer (AEO) dies in accident
A man was killed in a road accident in Sahiwal police limits on Tuesday. Police source said Ramzan Qaiser, Assistant Education Officer (AEO) was standing alongside a road close to Boys Elementary School Sahiwal when a speeding vehicle hit him,causing severe injuries to him. The injured was shifted to THQ hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. Concerned police impounded the vehicle and started investigation. SARGODHA
Learning English, changing lives English Access Microscholarship Programme
Karachi When Somia got up on the stage to share her experience about the English language programme she was enrolled in, she didn’t cringe a tad.
She sailed through her brief speech in English without a glitch and nodded her way off the stage as hundreds applauded.
For a fifteen-year-old girl from Orangi Town, it was quite an achievement – as she acknowledged on the stage too.
Thanks to the English Access Microscholarship Programme: a two-year, US Consulate-funded programme for
She sailed through her brief speech in English without a glitch and nodded her way off the stage as hundreds applauded.
For a fifteen-year-old girl from Orangi Town, it was quite an achievement – as she acknowledged on the stage too.
Thanks to the English Access Microscholarship Programme: a two-year, US Consulate-funded programme for
Body formed to inspect dairy farms set up in various parts of the city
Karachi Commissioner Shoaib Ahmed Siddiqui formed a committee on Tuesday to pay surprise visits at the dairy farms set up in various parts of the city.
This committee would be responsible for preparing and submitting reports regarding the health of animals and hygienic condition at the farms as well as giving suggestions for adopting a policy to implement official rates of milk.
Chairing a meeting with the dairy farmers, wholesalers and the authorities concerned, the commissioner
This committee would be responsible for preparing and submitting reports regarding the health of animals and hygienic condition at the farms as well as giving suggestions for adopting a policy to implement official rates of milk.
Chairing a meeting with the dairy farmers, wholesalers and the authorities concerned, the commissioner
Seasonal viral flu hits Karachiites Renowned Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon
Renowned Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) Surgeon Dr SM Qaisar Sajjad on Tuesday said with slight dip of mercury level in the metropolis, every second person in Karachi is seen sniffling, sneezing and coughing, as the seasonal flu has gripped the city.
He told PPI here that self-medication and excessive use of antibiotic medicines during viral flu in winter season without the consultation of specialist doctors was highly harmful for patients. He suggested that only qualified doctor should be
He told PPI here that self-medication and excessive use of antibiotic medicines during viral flu in winter season without the consultation of specialist doctors was highly harmful for patients. He suggested that only qualified doctor should be
Drive against power stealers Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO)
The Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO) expedited campaign against power stealers by arresting several accused red handed. According to PESCO Spokesman here Tuesday, action to remove direct hooks are in full swing throughout the province and several accused have been apprehended on charges of power stealing.
SDO Qissa Khani Sub Division, Khurshid Ali along with Pesco\'s detection team raided in different areas and arrested Bashir Khan red-handed for using illegal electricity through
SDO Qissa Khani Sub Division, Khurshid Ali along with Pesco\'s detection team raided in different areas and arrested Bashir Khan red-handed for using illegal electricity through
Fake degree holders appointed in key education and health departments,
A huge number of appointments were made in the education and health departments, where fake degree certificates were reported in key institutions among police in province.
A fake degree certificates appointments about 60 and above reported in Police department at remote district Kamber-Shahdadkot Sindh.
According to the sources, few days back fake degree certificate holders were appointed as police constables at Kambar Shahdadkot district, when Certificates of such appointed persons were sent
A fake degree certificates appointments about 60 and above reported in Police department at remote district Kamber-Shahdadkot Sindh.
According to the sources, few days back fake degree certificate holders were appointed as police constables at Kambar Shahdadkot district, when Certificates of such appointed persons were sent
Ulema to launch drive against interest-based banking Noted religious leaders and scholars
LAHORE Noted religious leaders and scholars from the country and abroad representing all schools of thought unanimously decided to launch a countrywide drive, on the pattern of the Khatm-e-Nabuwat movement, against the government’s insistence to continue with the interest-based banking and economy.
The decision was made in a meeting of the newly established platform Milli Majlis-e-Shari (MMS) hosted by Jamatud Dawa (JD) on Tuesday. The meeting was presided over by JD ameer Hafiz Muhammad
The decision was made in a meeting of the newly established platform Milli Majlis-e-Shari (MMS) hosted by Jamatud Dawa (JD) on Tuesday. The meeting was presided over by JD ameer Hafiz Muhammad
Prize distribution tudents who scored highly in board examinations lahore
LAHORE An incentives distribution ceremony was held for students who scored highly in board examinations. According to a press release, students of class, 5, 8 and 10, who got top positions in adopted schools, were awarded incentives while their teachers and head teachers were also given prizes. The ceremony was attended by Qazi Khalid Farooq, DO Secondary City, Lahore, as the chief guest, Omar Khayyam Sheikh, Col Iftikhar Ahmad Khan and
PUNJAB University (PU) hostel boy students is sufficient to accommodate genuine allottees, even extra,
LAHORE A PUNJAB University (PU) spokesman has said that the capacity of accommodating boy students in the hostels is sufficient to accommodate genuine allottees, even extra, and that is why boys’ hostel number 16 is being converted into a girls’ hostel to provide hostel accommodation to female students.
The PU spokesman said the capacity of girls’ hostels was not enough to accommodate all female students and they were facing problems in this regard. He alleged that Islami Jamiat
The PU spokesman said the capacity of girls’ hostels was not enough to accommodate all female students and they were facing problems in this regard. He alleged that Islami Jamiat
Youths’ future at stake, says Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan
LAHORE RENOWNED Pakistani scientist and national hero Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan has said that due to countless experiences in the education system of the country in the past several years, the future of the educated youth has been put at stake.
According to a press release issued on Tuesday, he was addressing a large number of students gathered at a prize distribution ceremony organised by the Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) at the Aiwan-e-Iqbal. Dr Qadeer participated in the ceremony as a guest of
According to a press release issued on Tuesday, he was addressing a large number of students gathered at a prize distribution ceremony organised by the Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) at the Aiwan-e-Iqbal. Dr Qadeer participated in the ceremony as a guest of
Experts for use of regional languages in schools Lahore College for Women University (LCWU)
LAHORE SENIOR educationalists at an event on Tuesday strongly criticised the rulers for downgrading national and regional languages and instead creating English language complex among the masses.
There was also consensus among them over the use of English as a Medium of Instruction (MOI) at higher education level unlike Punjab government’s present policy of English as medium of instruction in all the schools.
The event was organised by the Society for the Advancement of Education
There was also consensus among them over the use of English as a Medium of Instruction (MOI) at higher education level unlike Punjab government’s present policy of English as medium of instruction in all the schools.
The event was organised by the Society for the Advancement of Education
Karachi University KU students, teachers criticise imposition of National Testing Service tests, terming NTS tests
The teachers and students of the Karachi University Tuesday criticized the National Testing Service tests, terming it an extra burden on the pockets of the parents.
According to sources, the students will have to bear all the expenses of the tests.
Karachi University decided to launch NTS tests for its 18 departments and imposed an additional amount on the students. It is also expected that the cost of admission form will also be increased.
On the other hand, the senior teachers have
According to sources, the students will have to bear all the expenses of the tests.
Karachi University decided to launch NTS tests for its 18 departments and imposed an additional amount on the students. It is also expected that the cost of admission form will also be increased.
On the other hand, the senior teachers have
Karachi University KU announces MA result of (Final) External Annual Examination 2012
Karachi University on Tuesday announced the result of M.A. (Final) External Annual Examination 2012. As per result statistics, 959 candidates were registered, 927 appeared in the exam and 620 passed
it, making 66.88% pass percentage. Karachi
it, making 66.88% pass percentage. Karachi
observe World Food Day Pakistan Agriculture Research Council (PARC)
In connection with the World Food Day, the Pakistan Agriculture Research Council (PARC) will organize a daylong conference here on Wednesday, October 30.
This year the theme of the World Food Day is \"Sustainable Food Systems for Food Security and Nutritions,\" said a press statement issued by Pakistan Agriculture Research Council (PARC) here Tuesday. ISLAMABAD
This year the theme of the World Food Day is \"Sustainable Food Systems for Food Security and Nutritions,\" said a press statement issued by Pakistan Agriculture Research Council (PARC) here Tuesday. ISLAMABAD
New electricity connections banned in RWP
Decision has been taken to impose ban on allowing new electricity connections to the consumers in Rawalpindi in the backdrop of prevailing energy crisis. As per Wapda Islamabad no new electricity connections will be energized in upcoming few months.
New meters are also not being provided to the consumers who have applied for them during the last three months due to acute shortage of meters. The concerned quarters have regretted to install new meters in the premises of applicants. The
New meters are also not being provided to the consumers who have applied for them during the last three months due to acute shortage of meters. The concerned quarters have regretted to install new meters in the premises of applicants. The
Walk Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa)
Rawalpindi Managing Director Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa) Raja Shaukat Mahmood has urged the residents of Rawalpindi to extend cooperation to the concerned authorities in controlling the threat of dengue fever.
He expressed these views while leading a walk organised jointly by Wasa, RDA and PHA from Wasa office to Liaquat Bagh
He expressed these views while leading a walk organised jointly by Wasa, RDA and PHA from Wasa office to Liaquat Bagh
USAID projects discussed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Engineer Shaukatullah
PESHAWAR, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: The US Ambassador in Pakistan Richard Olson on Tuesday met Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Engineer Shaukatullah here and discussed with him progress on USAID-funded projects in the province and Fata.
The governor highlighted importance of these projects, especially in education and communication sectors, in ensuring better opportunities for educated youth of the province and Fata, according to a handout.
The governor told the US envoy about the
The governor highlighted importance of these projects, especially in education and communication sectors, in ensuring better opportunities for educated youth of the province and Fata, according to a handout.
The governor told the US envoy about the
English poetry recitation : Pakistan Academy of Letters (PAL)
ISLAMABAD, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: Pakistan Academy of Letters (PAL) has organised an ‘English Poetry Recitation Session’ at 3pm on Wednesday.
Prominent poet Professor Dr Alamgir Hashmi will preside over the Mushaira.
PAL Chairman Abdul Hameed will present the keynote address. —
Prominent poet Professor Dr Alamgir Hashmi will preside over the Mushaira.
PAL Chairman Abdul Hameed will present the keynote address. —
Brazilian corner at Central Library of Quaid-i-Azam University,
ISLAMABAD QAU library, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: Brazilian corner has been established at Central Library of Quaid-i-Azam University, which was inaugurated by Ambassador of Brazil, Alfredo Leoni, on Tuesday.
The Embassy of Brazil has donated more than 300 books in English and almost 100 books in Portuguese language on Brazil, as well as DVDs and journals for the corner.
The second floor where the corner has been established has a modern studying area and computers. The Brazilian Corner
The Embassy of Brazil has donated more than 300 books in English and almost 100 books in Portuguese language on Brazil, as well as DVDs and journals for the corner.
The second floor where the corner has been established has a modern studying area and computers. The Brazilian Corner
calligraphic exhibition Artworks of artists from Faisalabad put on display
RAWALPINDI, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: A five-day calligraphic exhibition by artists from Faisalabad started at the Rawalpindi Arts Council (RAC) on Tuesday.
The group exhibition showcasing over 51 pieces of Quranic art and paintings by Gulzar Ahmed Butt, Mohammad Aslam Dogar and Mohammad Nauman Nawaz attracted a large number of art lovers.
Centuries old calligraphic traditions with latest trends have been employed by the calligraphers using oil colours and metal works.
The
The group exhibition showcasing over 51 pieces of Quranic art and paintings by Gulzar Ahmed Butt, Mohammad Aslam Dogar and Mohammad Nauman Nawaz attracted a large number of art lovers.
Centuries old calligraphic traditions with latest trends have been employed by the calligraphers using oil colours and metal works.
The
Review of English in science and mathematics in public schools as medium of instruction suggested
LAHORE, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: There is a need to review the policy of using English as a medium of instruction in science and mathematics in public schools in earlier classes.
Though fluency in English may be helpful at advanced level in these subjects, a child can better understand new subjects in the language he/she is most comfortable with.
This was suggested in a study, titled ‘Policy and practice: teaching and learning in English in Punjab schools’, conducted by the
Though fluency in English may be helpful at advanced level in these subjects, a child can better understand new subjects in the language he/she is most comfortable with.
This was suggested in a study, titled ‘Policy and practice: teaching and learning in English in Punjab schools’, conducted by the
Fesco Chief Executive Officer suspended Kamalia Fesco rural subdivision meter reading section
TOBA TEK SINGH, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: Fesco Chief Executive Officer Dr Rana Abdul Jabbar Khan on Tuesday suspended Kamalia Fesco rural subdivision meter reading section supervisor Mehr Muhammad Iqbal.
The supervisor was charged with failing to provide information to his high-ups on time regarding electricity theft worth millions of rupees, which was caught by the Kamalia EXEN a week ago from an industrial compound in Chak 55-GB, Tukra.
The EXEN had also suspended three Fesco
The supervisor was charged with failing to provide information to his high-ups on time regarding electricity theft worth millions of rupees, which was caught by the Kamalia EXEN a week ago from an industrial compound in Chak 55-GB, Tukra.
The EXEN had also suspended three Fesco
Exhibition watercolour paintings by Abdul Hayee and Pirzada Najmul Hasan at the Nairang Art Gallery
LAHORE, Wednesday, October 30, 2013: An exhibition of watercolour paintings by Abdul Hayee and Pirzada Najmul Hasan opened at the Nairang Art Gallery here on Tuesday.
Punjab Minister for Population Begum Zakia Shahnawaz inaugurated the exhibition. — Staff
Punjab Minister for Population Begum Zakia Shahnawaz inaugurated the exhibition. — Staff
10 schools win Lahore round 9th DAWN In Education Spelling Bee Competition’s Lahore pool
LAHORE,Wednesday, October 30, 2013 : Around 10 schools emerged as winners from amongst 120 in the 9th DAWN In Education Spelling Bee Competition’s Lahore pool rounds for students of age group 9-11 years.
The competition, organised by the Dawn Media Group in partnership with the US Embassy, was held at Ali Institute of Education auditorium on Tuesday.
The 10 schools that won the Lahore pool rounds included Aitchison College Prep School, The Mall, Lahore; The City School, Kasur Campus,
The competition, organised by the Dawn Media Group in partnership with the US Embassy, was held at Ali Institute of Education auditorium on Tuesday.
The 10 schools that won the Lahore pool rounds included Aitchison College Prep School, The Mall, Lahore; The City School, Kasur Campus,
Sufi university completes first year successfully International University of Peace, Sufism & Modern Sciences
HYDERABAD, October 30 2013: The first ever university of its kind in South Asia, the International University of Peace, Sufism & Modern Sciences (IUPS&MS) Sindh University (SU) campus of Bhitshah has completed the first year of its establishment and over 150 students have completed their one-year diploma courses.
On Tuesday, a ceremony was held in which Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Nazir A. Mughal distributed certificates among the diploma holders. Others present on the occasion included
On Tuesday, a ceremony was held in which Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Nazir A. Mughal distributed certificates among the diploma holders. Others present on the occasion included
Work on Nai Gaj dam project in progress Water and Power Development Authority
DADU, October 30 2013: When the Nai Gaj Dam project is completed it will have the capacity to store 0.3 million acre feet rainwater and irrigate 28,000 acres of barren land in KN Shah and Johi talukas of Dadu district, said Khan Mohammad Abro, project director and chief engineer at Water and Power Development Authority.
He was briefing journalists after their visit to the dam on Tuesday along with a technical team of expert engineers.
Nearly 22 per cent work of the project that is being
He was briefing journalists after their visit to the dam on Tuesday along with a technical team of expert engineers.
Nearly 22 per cent work of the project that is being
Urdu varsity (Fuuast) to have more campuses across the country
KARACHI, Oct 30 2013: The 25th senate meeting of the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (Fuuast) on Tuesday decided that the varsity would have its campuses across the country.
The meeting held under the chairmanship of its Chancellor President Mamnoon Hussain also decided that the first proposed campus would be established in Hyderabad, followed by two more campuses in Karachi and other cities.
President Hussain formed a body to prepare a feasibility report for the
The meeting held under the chairmanship of its Chancellor President Mamnoon Hussain also decided that the first proposed campus would be established in Hyderabad, followed by two more campuses in Karachi and other cities.
President Hussain formed a body to prepare a feasibility report for the
Security plan for safety of temples and worshippers Diwali festival in Karachi sought
KARACHI, Oct 30 2013: Inspector General of Police Shahid Nadim Baloch has sought a security plan for the safety of temples and worshippers for the Diwali festival falling on Nov 3.
According to a press release issued on Tuesday, the police chief asked the authorities concerned to make extraordinary security arrangements for the safety of temples and worshippers.
The IGP said strict vigil must be ensured on the borders of Sindh with Punjab and Balochistan by setting up checkpoints and
According to a press release issued on Tuesday, the police chief asked the authorities concerned to make extraordinary security arrangements for the safety of temples and worshippers.
The IGP said strict vigil must be ensured on the borders of Sindh with Punjab and Balochistan by setting up checkpoints and
Stone inlay works exhibition opens of Afghan and Pushtun cultures at the Koel Art Gallery
KARACHI, Oct 30 2013: These days the very mention of Afghan and Pushtun cultures conjures up undesirable images, which mainly have to do with the sociopolitical turmoil that the region on both sides of the Durand Line has been faced with for the past many years. This oftentimes blinds many of us to the inspiring work that Afghan and Pushtun artists and craftsmen have always come up with and are known for. It is in this context that an exhibition of a collection of semi-precious stone inlay
Monday, 28 October 2013
Falling standards: ‘Distorted history hinders learning’ about the quality of education
Education and distorted history takes centre stage at Khudi Festival of Ideas.
LAHORE:
“Unless Pakistan moves away from being a security state and towards being a welfare state, education cannot become a priority,” Columnist Arshad Mahmood said at the first session of the final day of the Khudi Festival of Ideas at Ali Auditorium on Sunday.
The session was titled Education and Censorship. Social activist Imran Khan was the moderator. The session included a discourse on the
LAHORE:
“Unless Pakistan moves away from being a security state and towards being a welfare state, education cannot become a priority,” Columnist Arshad Mahmood said at the first session of the final day of the Khudi Festival of Ideas at Ali Auditorium on Sunday.
The session was titled Education and Censorship. Social activist Imran Khan was the moderator. The session included a discourse on the
Miniature art show by Shiblee Muneer and Noreen Rashid, at Taseer Art Gallery
Miniature art: Seeing! Etc Etc Etc opens on Wednesday LAHORE:
Seeing! Etc Etc Etc, a collaborative project between miniature artists Shiblee Muneer and Noreen Rashid, will open at the Taseer Art Gallery on Wednesday, October 30, at 5pm.
Sanam Taseer, the curator of the Taseer Art Gallery, said that the works by Shiblee and Noreen complemented each other. “They encourage each other to take risks. The result is a visual feast,” she said.
The exhibition will continue till November
Seeing! Etc Etc Etc, a collaborative project between miniature artists Shiblee Muneer and Noreen Rashid, will open at the Taseer Art Gallery on Wednesday, October 30, at 5pm.
Sanam Taseer, the curator of the Taseer Art Gallery, said that the works by Shiblee and Noreen complemented each other. “They encourage each other to take risks. The result is a visual feast,” she said.
The exhibition will continue till November
Children’s Literature Festival by Idara-i-Taleem-o-Aagahi (ITA), the Oxford University Press (OUP)
LAHORE: For the love of books: Children’s Literature Festival schedule released
The Children’s Literature Festival (CLF) returns to Lahore after it was first held here in 2011. The festival’s organisers released the Seventh CLF’s programme schedule on Monday.
The festival is being organised by the Idara-i-Taleem-o-Aagahi (ITA), the Oxford University Press (OUP) and the Open Society Foundations (OSF). It will be held at the Children’s Library Complex from October 30 to October
The Children’s Literature Festival (CLF) returns to Lahore after it was first held here in 2011. The festival’s organisers released the Seventh CLF’s programme schedule on Monday.
The festival is being organised by the Idara-i-Taleem-o-Aagahi (ITA), the Oxford University Press (OUP) and the Open Society Foundations (OSF). It will be held at the Children’s Library Complex from October 30 to October
Iqbal’s calligraphy exhibition at the National Library With bold strokes, artist pens personal narrative
Iqbal explores the relationship between the divine and the secular through calligraphy.
ISLAMABAD:
For calligraphist Azeem Iqbal, the canvas is an extension of his relationship with the secular and the divine. Iqbal’s calligraphy exhibition opened at the National Library on Monday, revealing his dedication to the craft through his prolific collection.
calligraphist Azeem Iqbal calligraphy exhibition the National Library
A shift from the more austere technique of
ISLAMABAD:
For calligraphist Azeem Iqbal, the canvas is an extension of his relationship with the secular and the divine. Iqbal’s calligraphy exhibition opened at the National Library on Monday, revealing his dedication to the craft through his prolific collection.
calligraphist Azeem Iqbal calligraphy exhibition the National Library
A shift from the more austere technique of
Breast cancer awareness: Head to the mall to dispel myths campaigning at Clifton’s Dolmen Mall
KARACHI: With a shopping bag in one hand, Samira Nadeem curiously observed a booth as a woman sporting a light pink dress walked up to her. “Did you know you can check for symptoms of breast cancer at home?” asked the confident woman as Samira smiled back at her.
Representatives of Triumph Pakistan, the international lingerie chain, in collaboration with Pink Ribbon Pakistan, are campaigning at Clifton’s Dolmen Mall to spread awareness regarding breast cancer. The four-day campaign
Representatives of Triumph Pakistan, the international lingerie chain, in collaboration with Pink Ribbon Pakistan, are campaigning at Clifton’s Dolmen Mall to spread awareness regarding breast cancer. The four-day campaign
World Stroke Day: ‘400 people die of strokes in the country everyday’ Neurology Awareness and Research Foundation (NARF)
KARACHI: A balanced diet requires regular exercise and abstinence from the use of drugs, such as smoking, gutka, betel leaf and sheesha, according to experts.
One must also keep a check on their cholesterol levels, blood pressure and diabetes as 400 people die of stroke everyday in Pakistan. Addressing a press conference at Karachi Press Club on Sunday on the prevention of stroke, the Neurology Awareness and Research Foundation (NARF) president Professor Muhammad Wasay said that the best
One must also keep a check on their cholesterol levels, blood pressure and diabetes as 400 people die of stroke everyday in Pakistan. Addressing a press conference at Karachi Press Club on Sunday on the prevention of stroke, the Neurology Awareness and Research Foundation (NARF) president Professor Muhammad Wasay said that the best
PU seminar on Pak-China ties Jiangsu Normal University, Xuzhou, China
LAHORE Punjab University’s Pakistan Study Centre (PSC) organized a seminar, “Pakistan-China Relations: The Future”, here on Monday.
According to a press release, the keynote speaker was Prof Zhou Rong, a specialist of South Asian Affairs and expert of Pakistan Studies from China and a faculty member of Jiangsu Normal University, Xuzhou, China.
Prof. Zhou Rong said Pakistan and China had brotherly relations. Dividing Sino-Pak relations in three parts – strategic, economic and
According to a press release, the keynote speaker was Prof Zhou Rong, a specialist of South Asian Affairs and expert of Pakistan Studies from China and a faculty member of Jiangsu Normal University, Xuzhou, China.
Prof. Zhou Rong said Pakistan and China had brotherly relations. Dividing Sino-Pak relations in three parts – strategic, economic and
All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA PSVs with faulty CNG installations not to get gas after November 6
Islamabad The All Pakistan CNG Association (APCNGA) on Monday said public transport vehicles with defective CNG installation would not get fuel from CNG outlets from November 6 as per the directives of the government.
The CNG filling stations and transport vehicles disregarding the orders would face legal action including fines and shutdowns while CNG operators would be solely responsible for all the losses taking place due to any incident, it said.
APCNGA Supreme Council Chairman Ghiyas
The CNG filling stations and transport vehicles disregarding the orders would face legal action including fines and shutdowns while CNG operators would be solely responsible for all the losses taking place due to any incident, it said.
APCNGA Supreme Council Chairman Ghiyas
Expressway construction delayed as Asian Development Bank (ADB), revises land requisition policy
ISLAMABAD (APP): Construction work on Hassanabdal-Mansehra Expressway ( E-35) could not be started due to revision of land acquisition policy by Asian Development Bank (ADB), which entails heavy payments to land owners over & above the cost established by District Revenue Officers.
An official of the National Highway Authority (NHA) told APP Monday that payment of additional amount was difficult due to additional financial burden on Public Sector Development Plan (PSDP) and being in
An official of the National Highway Authority (NHA) told APP Monday that payment of additional amount was difficult due to additional financial burden on Public Sector Development Plan (PSDP) and being in
New passport office set up in Rawalpindi preparation and prompt delivery of passports to the citizens of Rawalpindi city
RAWALPINDI (Online): A new passport office has been set up near Bakery chowk here to ensure timely preparation and prompt delivery of passports to the citizens of Rawalpindi city and cantt. Interior minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan will inaugurate this passport office within a few days. The land has been acquired from railways Rawalpindi for construction of new building. All the rooms including computer room have been built in this
Details of staff residing in government schools of Rawalpindi, sought
RAWALPINDI (INP): The Secretary Schools Punjab have sought the details of teachers and non-teaching staff residing in government schools of Rawalpindi, among other districts of the province.
According to reports, despite the ban, teachers and non-teaching staff have been residing in many government schools in the district purportedly in connivance of heads of the schools.
The secretary directed the Education Department Rawalpindi to prepare a report of the people living in
According to reports, despite the ban, teachers and non-teaching staff have been residing in many government schools in the district purportedly in connivance of heads of the schools.
The secretary directed the Education Department Rawalpindi to prepare a report of the people living in
Central Development Working Party (CDWP) okays PM’s laptop scheme prime minister\'s laptop programme
ISLAMABAD (Online): The Central Development Working Party (CDWP) has approved the prime minister\'s laptop programme. The meeting said that laptops will be distributed among those students who secure more than 60 per cent marks, state-run media reported on Monday. The meeting also gave its approval for a coal fuelled power project of 1200
Around 25 Factory workers faint due to gas leakage a factory in Landhi
Factory workers faint due to gas leakage
KARACHI: Around 25
workers, most of them women fainted due to gas leakage in
a factory in Landhi here
on Monday.
However, the factory management has disputed the claim, and said that a woman worker saw a ‘ghost’, and started screaming. This resulted in panic and some of the workers fainted.
Amid the conflicting reports, police said that a toxic gas leakage occurred in the industrial unit located in Landhi Export Processing Zone of
KARACHI: Around 25
workers, most of them women fainted due to gas leakage in
a factory in Landhi here
on Monday.
However, the factory management has disputed the claim, and said that a woman worker saw a ‘ghost’, and started screaming. This resulted in panic and some of the workers fainted.
Amid the conflicting reports, police said that a toxic gas leakage occurred in the industrial unit located in Landhi Export Processing Zone of
University Model School (UMS), students awarded for performance in prize distribution ceremony
PESHAWAR: The students of the University Model School (UMS), who secured outstanding positions in the year 2012-13, were given awards at the 58th annual prize distribution ceremony here on Monday.
University of Peshawar (UoP) Vice Chancellor Dr Rasul Jan, who was the chief guest on the occasion, distributed awards among the students for their best performance in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
Amber Siddique was awarded the student of the year award for her overall
University of Peshawar (UoP) Vice Chancellor Dr Rasul Jan, who was the chief guest on the occasion, distributed awards among the students for their best performance in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.
Amber Siddique was awarded the student of the year award for her overall
A study of English use Society for the Advancement of Education (SAHE)
LAHORE The Society for the Advancement of Education (SAHE)/Campaign for Quality Education (CQE) is sharing its study, “Policy and Practice: Teaching and Learning in English in Punjab Schools”, on Tuesday (today) at a hotel at Egerton Road at 4:00 pm.
Among those who will speak on the occasion are: well-known language scholar Dr. Tariq Rehman, and Lahore College for Women University vice-chancellor Dr. Sabiha Mansoor. The study is a result of extensive research based on quantitative and
Among those who will speak on the occasion are: well-known language scholar Dr. Tariq Rehman, and Lahore College for Women University vice-chancellor Dr. Sabiha Mansoor. The study is a result of extensive research based on quantitative and
Art exhibition at Nairang Art Galleries by artists Abdul Hayee and Pirzada Najam Ul Hasan
LAHORE The Nairang Art Galleries showcases the recent works of two renowned artists Abdul Hayee and Pirzada Najam Ul Hasan in a paintings exhibition being inaugurated today (Tuesday) evening.
Abdul Hayee and Pirzada Najan Ul Hasan born in 1948 and 1951 respectively, both graduated for Karachi School of Art, both are Master’s in water color paintings. They are among a group of young artists who go out every weekend for on-spot painting, both dedicated and focused on their work. In their
Abdul Hayee and Pirzada Najan Ul Hasan born in 1948 and 1951 respectively, both graduated for Karachi School of Art, both are Master’s in water color paintings. They are among a group of young artists who go out every weekend for on-spot painting, both dedicated and focused on their work. In their
Muslims urged to seek knowledge Punjab University (PU) Hailey College of Commerce (HCC)
LAHORE AN orientation ceremony for newly admitted students of Punjab University (PU) Hailey College of Commerce (HCC) was held on Monday.
PU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran was the chief guest who said Muslims were facing problems because they did not understand the importance of knowledge. He said knowledge was the source of power and respect and no nation could survive without promotion of education.
Dr Mujahid Kamran further said Pakistan was an atomic power and had the best
PU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran was the chief guest who said Muslims were facing problems because they did not understand the importance of knowledge. He said knowledge was the source of power and respect and no nation could survive without promotion of education.
Dr Mujahid Kamran further said Pakistan was an atomic power and had the best
Entrepreneurship discussion at LUMS ‘Students should be trained to be job-creators’
LAHORE The education system should support entrepreneurship and students should be trained to be job-creators rather than job-seekers.
This was the consensus among Indian and Pakistani entrepreneurs who spoke at a panel discussion “The Eco-System of Entrepreneurship in Pakistan” held at the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) here on Monday.
The Indian delegates were here to attend Indo-Pak Young Entrepreneurs Bilateral, being organized by Young Entrepreneurs Forum (YEF)
This was the consensus among Indian and Pakistani entrepreneurs who spoke at a panel discussion “The Eco-System of Entrepreneurship in Pakistan” held at the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) here on Monday.
The Indian delegates were here to attend Indo-Pak Young Entrepreneurs Bilateral, being organized by Young Entrepreneurs Forum (YEF)
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