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Mariam Nawaz's admission violation?
Mariam Nawaz's admission echoes in National Assembly
Islamabad, Dec 20: With MNAs overlooking debate on national security, the National Assembly on Friday
witnessed drama over the admission of Nawaz Sharif's daughter – who had
allegedly fallen short of merit to a medical college 15 years ago.
MNA
Shahnaz Sheikh, through a point of order, starting discussion on the
distribution of a pamphlet about the admission of Nawaz Sharif's daughter to a
medical college. Nawaz's daughter was allegedly given admission to the college
despite falling short of merit.
Shahnaz also criticised the media and
the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) for the 'unnecessary hype' in a case
related to the award of extra marks to the chief justice's daughter. Several
members were seen reading the pamphlet – which read 'stop the character
assassination of the nation's daughters' – in violation of the decorum of the
House. Prime Minister Gilani read out a rule that no paper or document could be
distributed in the House without the permission of the speaker.
Mariam's admission not in violation of rules: Ahsan
Lahore: The impression that Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)
chief Nawaz Sharif's daughter's admission to a medical college was in violation
of rules is baseless, PML-N Information Secretary Ahsan Iqbal said on Friday.
Iqbal said it was all propaganda against the PML-N chief. He said Mariam Nawaz
had only migrated from Army Medical College, Rawalpindi to King Edward Medical
College, Lahore, which was done according to the prescribed rules and
regulations. Iqbal said being the prime minister at the time, it was easier for
Nawaz to get Mariam admitted to a medical college on special quota according to
the rules prevailing at the time but he had preferred his daughter's admission
on merit. Daily Times
Stop exploiting Farah Dogar case: Taseer tells Nawaz
Lahore: Governor Salmaan Taseer says it is time to decide once
for all the powers of an acting governor.
He said on Friday after visiting Lahore PPP president Haji Azizrur Rahman Chan admitted to
the Punjab Institute of Cardiology.
Mr Taseer said he had no conflict
with the provincial government as he was only advising it on various
issues.
He said he was aware of the case of Maryam Nawaz Sharif's
migration to a local medical college and stressed that the
PML-N chief
(also being guilty of an irregularity in the college admission) should now stop
exploiting the Farah Dogar case. Dawn
Your Comments
"I wonder where we are heading, getting personal to that much extend to not to even bother to involve our sisters and daughters just to get meterialistic gain. Allah ham par rehem kary oor hamarey hukumrano ko aqal dai."
Name: Khan
City, Country: Karachi, Pakistan
"I would only like to say : Had I power to command, The wretched earth, Id demand, What happened to the entrusted treasures, So precious, so rare, like a diamond........."
Name: Aftab
Email: sooraj_paki@yahoo.com
City, Country: Wah Cantt, Pakistan
"Mian Muhammad Azam chela resign from punjab Assembly due to party issue.He wants to help people in muslim league nawaz plate form. He is very brave ,sincere petriot and worker political leader.The people of pp82 jhang are respect him very much. He works the betterment of his votors day and night.As my opinion he is very great political leader.He plays a very important role to select district nazim and naib nazim.In the Politics of district jhang is a big part of his family.Due to loving people ,help the needy and deserving people , 10 march 2010 he win the bye-election with 11000/- leads.ALLAH protect him in all his difficulties. WE belive in public court."
Name: abid hussain
Email: abidsial42@yahoo.com
City, Country: jhang
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BA/BSc exam a month earlier: Students at the mercy of private academies
Lahore: The BA/BSc students are at the mercy of private academies as it has become difficult for colleges to
complete their course after the Punjab University's (PU) announced to conduct
the exam a month earlier than the scheduled date, learnt from students.
Larger interest: Last month, the PU Examination Department has
announced to hold the BA/BSc exam on February 17 instead of March 12 in "the
larger interest of students". Students from across the city protested against
the decision.
Several college principals opposed the decision, saying
that the PU should have informed them in the beginning of the year.
Dues: The students said the decision had forced them to join private
academies. "The academies have increased their dues as we are left with no other
option," they said.
PU Controller of Examinations said that there was a
clash in the dates of matric and intermediate exams with that of BA/BSc. He said
lack of examination centres and supervisory staff were major reasons that forced
the PU administration to conduct the exams a month earlier. He said they had
urged the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) to change their
schedule, but to no avail.
Muhammad, a Civil Line College student, said
the academies had announced new fee schedules after the PU's decision. Two month
ago the academies were charging Rs 500 to Rs 600 per month for a subject. He
said that the academies were now charging Rs 1,000 per month for a subject.
Earlier, all academies were charging Rs 3,000 for the completion of BA English
course that had been doubled after the PU's decision, he said.
Arslan, a
BSc student, said that a large number of students had joined the academies that
had affected the efficiency of teachers.
Rukhshanda, an academy teacher,
said students were left with only two months for the preparation of their exams.
She said teachers at colleges were trying to complete the course, but due to Eid
and winter vacations (from December 24 to December 31) they could not complete
it.
Rana Academy Administration Officer Rana Sageer said the academy had
witnessed an influx of students and they were doing their best to solve
students' problems. He said the academy was charging Rs 1,000 per month for each
subject. Daily Times
Your Comments
"it is not agood decesion 4 the students.PUshould take exams in may.it is better for students.it is the problem of students future ."
Name: sana
Email: www.sam_malik379@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore, Pakistan
"ITS UN JUSTICE TO TAKE EXAMS ERLIER AS I M THE STUDENT OF B.SC HAVING PARTICIPATED IN COMPETITION AS HAD BEEN HELD BY SHEHBAZ SHARIF..WE ARE FACING GREAT DIFFICULTIES..WE LACK TIME ..PLZ DELAY OUR PAPERS..TNX."
Name: khadija
Email: sweet.applepie7@yahoo.com
City, Country: khushab, Pakistan
"I am a student of BA.we prepared our study with routine but now lack of pu managment forced to us join the academies with lot of huge fee.it is not a good sighn for All of students."
Name: Wasim Sajjad
Email: saim_wasim786@yahoo.com
City, Country: Gujrat, Pakistan
"its not fair.it seems that punjab university believes in dictatorship.plz plz change the date of papers."
Name: nida
Email: nidabilli@GMAIL.COM
City, Country: Islamabad, Pakistan
"i want to know that when did the supplimentry exames of BA I will be started.."
Name: mir awais khan
Email: awais_peshori@yahoo.com
City, Country: peshawer, Pakistan
"Please delay exam. Load sheeding is main problem."
Name: zahidaallahrakha
Email: zahidaallahrakha@.yahoomail.com
City, Country: lahore, Pakistan
"plz delay the exams for i month our preparation is not complete till feb so plz delay if not so plz declare the datesheet. thanks."
Name: hadeeqa
Email: hadeeqanaeem@yahoo.com
City, Country: lahore, Pakistan
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HEC refuses to recognise bachelor degree of MPA
Lahore: Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan on Friday informed the
Lahore High Court that it did not recognise the bachelor degree of Mian Muhammad
Azam Chaila, PML-Q returned candidate from PP-82. Azam Chaila was provisionally
allowed to contest election and later to take oath as assembly member.
An
official of the HEC on the court direction appeared before a full bench and told
it that the HEC recognised the degrees of regular students of Al-Khair
University and not of those who passed BA as private students.
He said Azam Chaila passed his BA as a private candidate and that is why his
degree did not fall under the recognised category. At this the court asked the
counsel for Chaila whether he wanted to say anything in his defence. The counsel
sought time to present record of the university before the court, which at the
time of filing of the nomination papers duly recognised his client's degree but
now discriminately trying to deprive him of the degree. The allowed time till
January 14.
Returning Officer had allowed him to participate in election but
election tribunal had disqualified him. Azam Chaila had assailed that order in
writ petition before a full bench. The bench had allowed him to contest election
but his result would not be announced. Azam Chaila moved a petition in Supreme
Court that allowed issuance his notification and taking oath but ruled that his
qualification would be decided by full bench of LHC. The Nation
Your Comments
"I appreciate the decision of HEC on the issue.I know Mr.Chaila personally.He could not contest 2002 election because he hadnt any kind of B-A degree. But in last genral elections,by the help of ASNAADS of deni madaris,he obtained fake degree from Al Khair Universty AJK.Earlier an election tribunal of Lahore High Court said in its judgement that Mr.Chaila tried to contest election on fake degree and rejected his nomination papers as a candidate from pp82.I appeals to authorities concerned that strict action should be taken against fake degree holder and such politicians should be restrained from politics for whole life to save this country.I also appeals that action should be taken against those universties which are involved to issue such kind of fake degrees."
Name: jawad
Email: jawadjabboana@yahoo.com
City, Country: jhang,pakistan
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