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Federal Board HSSC exam from April 29
Islamabad, April 18: The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSSC) Annual Examination 2009 of
the Federal Board of Secondary Education (FBISE), Islamabad, will be held from
April 29. Roll number slips of the candidates appearing in the
examination have been dispatched to their concerned institution, whereas of
those ex-private candidates at the addresses given by them in the admission
forms. In case, the roll number slip is not received by any candidates up
to April 20, he or she should immediately contact officers of the board
including Director One Window, telephone no.051-9250612, Controller of
Examination (Conduct), telephone no.051-9250606, Deputy Controller of
Examinations (HSSC Conduct), telephone no.051-9250619, Assistant Controller of
Examinations (HSSC Conduct), telephone no.051-9250641 and Assistant Secretary,
One Window Cell, telephone no.051-9250651 for obtaining the same.
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"fbise exam has very tough.and checking is also tough"
Name: Shahab uddin
Email: ushahab56@yahoo.com
City, Country: Risalpur,pakistan
"I belong from karak and studying in forth semester civil engineering in UET Peshawar(Bannu campus)and want a scholarship to countinue my study.I will be very thankfull of you."
Name: zeeshanmehboob
Email: zeeshanmehboob18@yahoo.com
City, Country: karak ,Pakistan
"i am the student of electronics engineering an comsats abbottabad campus...being muslim and pakistani we should help each needy person."
Name: ADNAN UR REHMAN KHATTAK
Email: tabasun_101@yahoo.com
City, Country: karak ,pakistan
"respected i am belonging from Bannu. I am in 5th semester of geological engineering in BUITEMS Quetta. I have really need of scholarship please grant me i cant afford my expenses."
Name: Ishfaq Ahmed
Email: engr_ishfaq14@yahoo.com
City, Country:Bannu, Pakistan
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31 NWFP students awarded scholarships
Islamabad: A batch of 31 deserving students belonging to districts of
Karak, Kohat and Hangu received MOL Pakistan Scholarship Awards and certificates
at the company's headquarters here in Islamabad, says a press release issued
here Friday. MOL Pakistan Deputy Managing Director Majid Ahmad presided
over the ceremony and said that MOL Pakistan would continue its social uplift
programme for the area and would strive for expanding it even more vigorously in
the future. Muhammad Farhan and Zaib-un-Nisa, two successful scholars,
speaking on behalf of the successful candidates appreciated the MOL scholarship
programme. They said that it was very difficult to meet the expenses of
professional education from their meagre resources and they were not confident
of completing their studies. "This scholarship is but a beacon of light
for every student belonging to underdeveloped areas like ours and has put a new
zeal amongst the students to compete for achieving this honour," they added.
They expressed hope that the competition would help bring positive impact on the
social and economic lives of the people of the area. They stressed for the
expansion and continuation of this programme in future.
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"I BELONG TO FATA AND STUDING IN HSSC 2ND YEAR PRE ENGINEERING AND WANT A SCHOLARSHIPS TO COUNTINUE MY STUDY."
Name: QAISAR ALI
Email: qaisarali_khan@yahoo.com
City, Country: PESHAWAR , PAKISTAN
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CWT offers scholarships for UK
Islamabad: United Kingdom based Charles Wallace Trust (CWT) offers
scholarship opportunities in different disciplines for Pakistanis to focus on
their professional development. Applicants as old as 50 years are
welcomed and encouraged to apply. Preference would be given to those who have
never had foreign study opportunities before. The trust is interested in the
individuals of Pakistan to fully realise their potential. "I have been
quite impressed by the scholars from Pakistan, as they are very lively, very
enterprising and come from a variety of backgrounds," said CWT Secretary Tim
Butchard while adding that some of the scholars were physicists, economists,
artists and sculptors amongst other disciplines. Advising prospective
scholars Butchard said, "It's absolutely vital for scholars that they have
thought through their objectives for the UK and have negotiated with the UK
partners and universities to stand a good chance to receive this award." He
added, "The Pakistani fellows should meet people and visit universities in the
UK outside of the attachment of the CWT and actively disseminate their own
knowledge as well, rather than just receive as students." He thanked the British
Council Pakistan for their help in enabling the work of the CWT in funding
Pakistani scholars. Tim Butchard will be travelling the country to meet
prospective scholars to enable them to conduct their short-term professional
development attachments and research in the UK.
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"This is good Programme which will enhance capcity building, research, learing and development of the middle age pakistani trainers and scholars. i am instrested in this programme as i am presently working as Director Studies in Pakistan Planning and Management Instiute, planning Commission Government of Pakistan, Islamabad. The main objective of the Institute is to enhance the capicity building of officers in the field Project Management, Ecnomic Planning and Management, R & D and learning and development etc."
Name: Tariq faheem Sheikh
Email: faheemsheikh_50@hotmail.com
City, Country: islamabad, Pakistan
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Beaconites excel in scholarship exam
Islamabad: Students of the Beaconhouse School System, Margalla Campus (Girls Branch), outshone several
institutions by bagging two out of four 'United World Colleges Scholarships'
that are offered to 'O' Level students of Pakistan every year, says a press
release issued here on Friday. Naina Qayyum and Fatima Hayat Khan competed
against 300 candidates from across the country and proved their mettle by
securing two scholarships respectively. The News
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Student arrested in UK seeks consular service
London: One of the Pakistani students arrested in last week's
anti-terrorism raids, Janas Khan, has sought Pakistan High Commission's consular
service. Meanwhile, the high commission has also obtained the names of
four solicitors who are representing seven of the arrested students who have
refused the offer of consular services. The commission is trying to contact the
students through their solicitors. Sources in the high commission said
that the remaining two Pakistani students had refused consular services and have
also requested authorities not to involve their families in the matter.All 12
persons were arrested on April 8 on suspicion of being involved in hatching
plots to stage terrorist acts in the UK. One, whose identity is yet to
be established but believed to be a Bangladeshi, was released on the very second
day, and of the remaining 11 still in custody, one is said to be Afghan
national. The UK authorities have so far not shared with Pakistani
authorities even preliminary information about the students like their names,
home addresses and the names of the institutions where these students were
studying and the subjects they were studying; when they arrived in the UK and
when do their visas expire. Ignoring Pakistan's request to either put
those arrested on trial, or to allow them to remain in the country to continue
their studies, the UK authorities are said to have decided to let the police
continue their investigation. There has also been talk of deporting some
of the arrested students against whom actionable evidence is not likely to be
found. Under the law, police could keep the suspects in custody for 28
days. So, police has 18 days more to marshal the required evidence to charge
them. Sighatullah Kadri, QC, a British lawyer of Pakistani origin,
answered in the affirmative when asked if the UK authorities could deport the
students even if the charges under which they were arrested were not found
valid. He said perhaps the police had arrested these students only on
the basis of taped 'incriminating' conversation, but since taped conversation is
not admissible in the court of law and also the MI5 itself would not like to use
this evidence in the court fearing exposing its methods of investigations, the
police is finding itself in a fix. "They do not want to let the suspects go
scot-free because of what evidence they have but they cannot also keep them
under detention beyond 28 days without coming up with actionable evidence." Dawn
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"i just want to say that our pakistani students are just cheap and educated labour for uk authorities * they ask pakistani students terriost becz we depend on them * its enough for punishment that those 11 students born in pakistan its only their crime * we muslims are just sleeping ."
Name: yasir
Email: yasir8302@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore
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Students held in UK
The sad news that 11 Pakistani nationals have been
arrested in Britain on charges of terrorism. In this context, our Foreign Office
has summoned Political Secretary of British High Commission on April 15 and
asked him to convey to his government demand of Islamabad for the details
regarding the arrest of Pakistani nationals with their charges, proof, if any
that led to the incident. The whole nation is deeply perturbed over the arrest
of its nationals. It has been learnt that so far no charge could be proved
against them. They are students and have proper student visas. Their parents are
spending a lot of money on education of their children in UK. If the arrested
nationals are found innocent, then the British government must tender an apology
and may allow these students to complete their education. Engr. Munawar Hussain
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Pakistani scholars in UK eulogised
Islamabad: Charles Wallace Trust Secretary Tim Butchard Friday
expressed his pride in Pakistani scholars. "They have been very lively,
very enterprising and come from a variety of backgrounds," said Mr Butchard, who
is currently visiting Pakistan. Speaking at the British Council, he
praised a previous scholar, Afia Zia. Attached to the centre for Gender
and Religions Study of the School of Oriental and African Studies at the
University of London, Afia distinguished herself by being not only a student but
also a proactive teacher. She spoke at seminars in London, Warwick and
Cambridge, and discussed issues relating to women in an Islamic society.
Mr Butchard hoped more people would follow her example. Advising
prospective scholars, he said: "It's absolutely vital for scholars that they
have thought through their objectives for the UK and have negotiated with the UK
partners and universities to stand a good chance to receive this award."
He added that Pakistani fellows should meet people and visit
universities in the UK outside of the attachment of the trust and actively
disseminate their own knowledge as well, rather than just receive as students.
Tim Butchard will be traveling the country to meet prospective scholars
to enable them conduct their short-term professional development attachments and
research in Britain. Annually, the trust offers up to 20 scholarship
opportunities to Pakistani students. These fellowships are focused on the
scholar's professional development and the applications are administered and
processed in partnership with the British Council Pakistan. Dawn
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Gunfight lands NUML students in lock-up
Islamabad: An incident of violence between two students at National
University of Modern Languages (NUML) created panic at the campus when a student
opened fire over his university fellows however the gun-shots could cause
injuries to none. The incident took place here on Friday at the university
campus in front of Iqbal block where two students groups started quarrelling and
later resorted to fire. Eyewitness said that a student shot four bullets at his
fellows. Students of the university on the condition of anonymity told that two
students of Functional Course (FC) Shuja and Fakhar Kiyani indulged in a
quarrel. It is a duel sort animosity between the two as both of them wooing a
female university fellow, they further said. Soon after the incident security
personnel of the university reached the spot and captured the rival students.
After formal investigation university administration handed over them over to
the police. It is relevant to note here that the security of university was
already beefed up in order to save the students from any terrorist attack. The
incident was the cause of panic and fear among the students of the university as
earlier they thought that the terrorist have been reached in the
University. Investigation Officer of police said that some 7
students have been arrested. Those who have been arrested identified as Jawad,
Sabir Shah, Mir Afsar, Daood, Mubeen and ringleader Fakhar Kiayani who opened
fire on the other students. Police officer further said that a 30-bore
pistol has been recovered by the student. Till the filing of this report the
First Information Report (FIR) was not registered. The Nation
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IIU to hold cultural event from 21st
Islamabad: The 21st International Islamic Cultural Event for male students
will start at Islamic International University from April 21 to highlight soft
image of Islam and Pakistan all over the world. Dr. Anwar Hussain
Siddiqui, President IIU said that while chairing a meeting of the event's
organizing committee, which was attended by a large number of faculty members,
executive officers and students. The three-day cultural event will held
be at the male campus International Islamic University H-10 from April 21 to
April 23, said a news release issued here Friday. Dr. Siddiqui said that
Islamic university has a student population of over 20,000 from Pakistan and 57
countries of the world and it is well aware of the fact that the world is in
need of projection of Islam as a saviour of the ailing humanity. This can be
done through presenting Islam's soft image and abandoning
extremism. Meanwhile, competitions of Qirat, Hifz, Naat, Quiz and Posters
will also held at the male campus IIUI as part of cultural week activities.
Arabic, English and Urdu debates, international exhibition, cultural night and a
Mushaira are also scheduled in the cultural week activities.
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Sports week ends at Commerce College
Rawalpindi: The sports week of Rawalpindi Commerce
College concluded here on Friday. Rawalpindi Group of Colleges President Syed
Shahid Gilani was the chief guest at the prize distribution ceremony. Principal
of the college Hafiz Sajjad Qamar was also present. Speaking on the occasion,
Shahid Gilani said sports activities are equally important for both physical and
mental health of the students and help them become useful citizens of the
society. He said promotion of sports in educational institutions is important to
provide healthy activities to students. Special prizes were given to students
for showing outstanding performance in different sports disciplines including
Umar Iqbal (cricket), Sajid (table tennis), Muhammad Azhar (badminton), Fahim
(tug of war), Mohsin (long jump) and Hafiz Tanvir (basketball). The News
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Female medical cadets, nurses commissioned into services
Rawalpindi: An impressive passing out parade of Female Medical Cadets and Armed Forces Nursing Services Cadets was
held on Friday at the Armed Forces Post Graduate Medical Institute. Lt
Gen Javed Zia, the Adjutant Gen of Pakistan Army, was the chief guest on the
occasion. Ten Female Cadets were commissioned in Army Medical Corps whereas 66
Nursing Cadets joined the Armed Forces Nursing Services. Congratulating
the passing out cadets on the successful completion of their training, Lt Gen
Zia said medical and the nursing were the noblest but extremely demanding
professions. He reviewed the parade and gave awards to the cadets.
Commandant's Cane was received by Medical Cadet Saadia Tahir for being the best
cadet in the course. The Trophy for Best in Range Efficiency was awarded to the
Course Senior Under-Officer Hina Rehman. Medical Cadet Naima Rasool won
the Physical Efficiency Trophy. Fatima Company won Commandant's Trophy for being
the best in company. A large number of serving and retired officers from
the Army Medical Corps and relatives of passing out cadets witnessed the parade.
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Na'at, Qira'at contests held
Rawalpindi: All Pakistan Interuniversity Qira'at and Na'at
competitions were held at the Pir Mehr Ali Shah-Arid Agriculture University
Rawalpindi on Friday. In the Qira'at contest, Hafiz Muzammal Shah of
IIUI, Hafiz M Qsaim of Veterinary Sciences University Lahore (VSUL) and Hafiz
Hamid Raza of the Punjab University stood first, second and third
respectively. In the Na'at contest, Zubair Ahmad of the IIUI, Benish
Malik of the PU and Muhammad Imran of the VSUL secured top three positions. Daily Times
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