Karachi Govt colleges admission date extended
Admission form submission date extended
Karachi, Aug 25: The last date for collection and
submission of placement forms for admission to class XI in government
colleges has been extended up to 26, announced Director General
(Colleges) and Chairman Committee, Central Admission Policy (CAP), Dr
Nisar Ansar on Monday. The forms are available at the designated
branches of the Allied Bank in the city and they could be submitted by
the given time, he said. The designated branches of the bank are:
Pakistan Chowk, Aisha Manzil, Star Gate, Hassan Square, Orangi Town,
Haidery Market, New Karachi, Abdullah Haroon Road and Landhi branches,
he added.
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"why arent the mentioning the new test date on the website of DUHS?"
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Dow extends entry test form submission date
Karachi: The Dow University of Health Sciences has extended the last date till
September 7, 2010, for submission of application forms for admissions to
MBBS and BDS programmes at the Dow Medical College (DMC), the Sindh
Medical College (SMC) and the Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan Institute of Oral
Health Sciences (DIKIOHS). The application forms and the prospectus can
be obtained and submitted in the same United Bank branches till
September 7, 2010. The list of UBL branches are mentioned on DUHS
website.
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Hyderabad schools to remain shut by 27: Administrator
Hyderabad: All the educational institutions in Hyderabad District will
remain closed by August 27 in anticipation of flood threat, said
administrator Hyderabad. According to district administration
sources, on account of constant surge in flow of water at Kotri Barrage
for last some days, the fears of anticipated floods in urbane areas
abutting district including Qasimabad, Hussainabad, and some units of
Latifabad have grown dramatically. Super flood of over 9,00,000
cusecs of water is passing through Kotri Barrage what is being seen as
more than its capacity which is below 8,75,000 cusecs, endangering urban
localities in Hyderabad at risk of inundation. Meanwhile, many a
Kutcha areas in Hyderabad District have already been washed away by
floodwaters, stranding and displaying hundreds of villagers. Moreover,
high deluge in Indus River has kept mounting enormous pressure against
two sides of safety embankments in River Indus built along Hyderabad,
which may be eroded at any time, sources feared.
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KU to pay enhanced salaries with arrears
Karachi: The University of Karachi (KU), after
getting an assurance from the Chancellor's Secretariat that the
university will get more funds, has decided to pay the salary of the
month of August with arrears of the month of July to its employees with
the 50 per cent increase that was envisaged in the budget 2010-11. The
university had earlier refused to pay the increased salaries citing
monetary crisis. Registrar KU Prof Kaleem Raza Khan informed the media
that the vice chancellors of all the public universities in consultation
with the Chancellor's Secretariat were assured that the funds would be
provided to the universities to ensure 50 per cent increase in the
salary of all university employees in Sindh.
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Teacher forces DO Education to sign posting order
Karachi: District Officer (DO) Education,
Elementary (Male), City District Government Karachi (CDGK), Muhammad
Siddiqui Baloch has complained to the executive district officer
(education) that two teachers misbehaved and used abusive language
against him at his office. According to Baloch, Muhammad Saleem
Memon, a Sindhi language teacher, was working on detailment basis at
Shamsi Islamic Government Boys and Low Secondary School (GBLSS) in
Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town. He visited Baloch's office and insisted that he
signs an application so that he could remain posted at Shamsi Islamic
GBLSS. "He is not interested in going back to his previous office and
wants to retain his current position. I am responsible for primary and
lower primary schools. I told Memon that he belongs to the secondary
section and hence he should visit the concerned office in this regard,"
Baloch said. However, Memon pressurised Baloch to sign the
application despite the fact that he belongs to another section and is
not entitled to signing such documents. Memon was long working on
detailment but after the cancellation of all detailments, he was
relieved from his duties by the assistant district officer,
Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town. Memon was directed to
report back to his parent place of posting but he did not act according
to the orders of the office(s). Last week, Memon along with a person
named, Siddiq-ur-Rehman, an Arabic language teacher of Khatri Islamia,
GBLSS, visited the office of DO Elementary (Male), sources said. "Both
Memon and Rehman are the office-bearers of a teachers union called Shah
Latif Teachers. At Baloch's office, they once again tabled the
application and asked him to sign it. Baloch again advised Memon to
join his former school or meet the authorities concerned to get a No
Objection Certificate as he (Baloch) was not the right person in this
case," sources said. "Due to the cancellation of detailments, the
staff was asked to report at their former offices. However, both
teachers refused to pay any attention towards the instructions and
started shouting and abusing the DO Elementary (Male) and his senior
authorities. The teachers claimed that they would involve some high-ups
of the education department and press into the matter," the sources
added. Baloch also confirmed the incident and said that Memon and
Rehman used abusive words in front of his staff and added that the two
again entered into his office and brought a new application which was
marked by the executive district pfficer (EDO), Education. According
to sources, it has not been confirmed whether the signature on the
application is genuine or not. The sources further added that Baloch
made a written complaint at the office of the EDO Education. In his
letter, Baloch has said that it would be difficult for the office to
implement the orders of the Education Department if people keep abusing
them. He further requested the EDO Education to suspend both Memon
and Rehman on the account of misbehaving with the seniors, they added. Meanwhile, despite repeated attempts by this reporter, Rehman and Memon were not available for comments.
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Plan devised to restore flood-hit education system
Karachi: The Sindh government has decided to
make arrangements for imparting education to the children living in the
relief camps as well as those whose schools have been turned into relief
camps. For this purpose, some space at the relief camps would be reserved where children would get education up to the primary level. Evening
shifts would run in the institutes of the Sindh Technical Education and
Vocational Training Authority (STEVTA) and also on the premises of some
private educational institutes. The government's efforts in this
connection would be supplemented by the donor agencies and some NGOs who
would establish their own "tent schools", sources in the Sindh
government said on Tuesday. These decisions were taken at a
meeting held in Sukkur recently and chaired by the secretary of
Education and Literacy Department and attended by the representatives of
Unicef, the National Commission for Human Development (NCHD), the Sindh
Education Foundation (SEF) and some senior officials. The
participants at the meeting exchanged views on how to facilitate the
education of flood-hit children as well as of those whose schools had
been turned into relief camps. They decided unanimously that those children who had been affected by the floods directly or indirectly would not be left to suffer academically. It
was also decided at the meeting that adult IDPs would also be provided
"literacy education" by the directorate of non-formal education in
collaboration with the NCHD and the SEF. The directorate had been
told to provide a contingency plan for all the affected districts to the
education department for this purpose. The managing director of
Sindh Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (STEVETA)
would be requested by the Education Department to provide an institution
to the EDOs Education for running the schools there for the flood
affected children in the evening shift. Unicef would be requested by
the department to provide some nutritional items like milk and biscuits
to the flood-hit children at the camp schools to be established by them. The news
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Educationist passes away
Karachi: Maryam Mashkur Ahmed, who died here on Aug 18 and was
buried in the Gizri graveyard on Aug 19, was a senior educationist and
the first directoress of education for girls' schools in the city. A
member of the All India Muslim League Council before partition, she
took an active part in the Pakistan Movement. She was the founder of the
first Muslim Girls School in Moradabad which she later raised to a
degree college. Dawn
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