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Balochistan Board announced FA, FSc results
Balochistan Board FA/FSc results
Quetta, Aug 22, 2008: Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education
announced the results of FA/FSc annual examination for 2006-08 here Thursday.
Addressing a press conference, the Board Chairman Murtaza Ghilzai said Rafiullah
son of Mohibullah, a Tameer Nau College Quetta student stood first with 959
marks out of 1100. Shoaib Ahmed son of Naqeebullah and Islamia Girls College
Quetta Fareen Barni daughter of Shamim Barni secured second and third positions
by obtaining 914 and 913 marks, respectively. He said a total of 10568
candidates appeared in the examination of them 6538 were declared successful. App
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Future of Rawalpindi male students at stake
Rawalpindi: The shortage of government colleges for boys in Rawalpindi has
put at stake the future of hundreds of students who have applied for admissions
in intermediate and graduation programmes this year.
There are only four
colleges for boys in Rawalpindi, and every year a large number of students
belonging to middle and lower-middle income groups are deprived of admissions,
as they don't qualify for the admissions on merit.
These colleges have
already displayed two merit lists and hundreds of students are fearing that they
would be left high and dry with no option but to appear as private candidate in
intermediate and graduation examination next year, if their names do not come in
merit lists.
Adil Mehmood, a student while going through the second
merit list of Gordon College, Thursday said, "I have not been lucky
enough this time around. If my name does not come in third list than I will have
no option but to appear in next year's exam, as a private candidate. I can't
afford private colleges and even don't want to abandon my education."
The parents are also highly disturbed, as they are worried about the
future of their children and have demanded of government to pay attention to the
education sector.
Shahida Parveen, mother of a
student, said "I am very upset because it seems to me that the name of my son
will not come in the merit list. The government should allocate special quota
for the poor and needy students in all government colleges."
Similarly, a
large number of students were waiting outside Asghar Mall College, Government
Hashmat Ali College and Degree College Satellite Town for the next merit list.
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The Ninth International Pure Mathematics Conference
Islamabad: The Ninth International Pure Mathematics Conference 2008 will be held
here today (Friday).
The conference is being sponsored by the Preston
University, Quaid-i-Azam University, Pakistan Mathematical Society, Higher
Education Commission and the Pakistan Science Foundation to highlight the
importance of mathematics, says a press release.
The conference, the
continuation of a series of pure mathematics conferences held from 2000-2007, is
a thematic conference on algebra, analysis and geometry.
It will provide
a stimulating opportunity to meet experts from various countries of the world in
a variety of branches of mathematics.
Several eminent mathematicians
from various countries of the world have confirmed their participation in the
conference. There will be six keynote speakers who would be delivering lectures
on a variety of topics pertaining to the core theme of the conference.
In addition, approximately 60 lectures on various branches of
mathematics will be delivered during the conference by both local and foreign
participants. The News
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PAL launches three books on literature
Islamabad: Pakistan Academy of Letters (PAL) on Thursday launched
three books on Pakistani literature.
The books include "Pakistani
Literature 2007" (Prose), "Pakistani Literature 2007" (Poetry) and "Bibliography
of Pakistani Literature 2007".
The academy publishes selection of prose
and poetry published in literary journals and magazines throughout the year in
the country.
While bibliography of the books is compiled for literary
books published in all Pakistani languages throughout the year, said a statement
issued here.
Qamar Raza Shehzad and Shakir Hussain Shakir have made the
selection of poetry 2007 while Ahmed Hamaish and Dr Shaheen Mufti have made the
selection of prose writing.
The Bibliography 2007 has been compiled by
Mubeen Mirza in Urdu, Ashraf Saleem in Punjabi, Dr Adal Somroo in Sindhi, Hanif
Khalil in Pashto, Dr Ali Dost Baloch in Balochi, Shakir Hussain Shakir in
Seraiki, Waheed Zaheer in Brahvi, Mukhtar Ali Nayyer in Hindko and Hamra Khaleeq
in English.
The poetry book comprises 'Hamd,' 'Naat,' 'Ghazlain,'
'Nazmain' and translation of Pakistani languages whereas the prose book
comprises criticism, research, linguistic articles, memoirs, articles on
personalities, essays and translations from the Pakistani
languages.
Saeeda Durrani has edited these books. app
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