NWFP Public Service Commission exam results
180 candidates qualified PSC competitive examination
Peshawar, Dec 16: In all 180 candidates have qualified the competitive
examination of the NWFP Public Service Commission (PSC) held for 195 posts of
the Provincial Management Service (PMS). A spokesman for the PSC in a
press release here on Tuesday said that the Commission had received 18,160
applications. All eligible candidates were admitted for competitive
examinations of whom, 4,138 candidates appeared in the examination out of which
180 candidates qualified the test. The qualified candidates were called
for viva voce test including 74 petitioners who had been granted relief by the
Peshawar High Court and PHC Abbottabad Bench. After the conclusion of
interviews, the Commission finally recommended the candidates for appointment in
accordance with the prescribed zonal allocation formula. It is notified
for general information that the commission had advertised 195 posts of
Provincial Management Service (PMS) Officer (B-17) (including posts reserved for
females, disables and earthquake affected people). APP
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ICU teachers started boycott of classes
Peshawar: The teachers of Islamia College University (ICU) started boycott of
classes Tuesday to press the university administration for acceptance of their
demands. There were no classes in the university from 10am to 12 noon.
The teachers resorted to protest on the call of the Islamia College University
Teachers' Association and pledged to continue their strike till fulfillment of
their demands. The teachers expressed serious concern over what they
called the apathy of the university administration. They said the
vice-chancellor had earlier made a commitment with them to come to their meeting
and try to convince them on winding up of their strike. However, neither the
vice-chancellor nor the registrar bothered to attend the meeting. The
protesting teachers were of the opinion that despite lapse of more than one year
of the establishment of the university, no single meeting of the varsity senate
could be held due to which their promotion cases could not be resolved. They
said that 70 percent of their promotion cases were pending and the university
administration was least interested in resolving them. They said that the
university should immediately call the senate meeting so that their problems
could be resolved.
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Students solidarity with police
Peshawar: The students of the University of Peshawar and Islamia College
University Tuesday staged a peace rally to show solidarity with police for
rendering great sacrifices in the fight against terror. The students
brought out a car rally from the university, which culminated at the Hayat Chowk
near Gora Qabristan. The students were holding placards and banners
inscribed with peace slogans. At Hayat Chowk, the students set free some pigeons
as symbol of peace. They also put flowers on the Yadgar-e-Shuhada
there. Earlier, the students visited Campus Police Lines and present
garlands to the policemen on duty as a token of love, respect and solidarity
with them. The students lauded the services of police and other security forces.
They said that the forces were rendering great sacrifices for the protection of
the country and the nation.
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Establisment of peace
Peshawar: Speakers at a seminar Tuesday underlined the need for motivating and
mobilising the youth and students for ensuring peace in the society,
particularly in the conflict-ridden areas of NWFP. Paiman, a civil
society organisation, organised the seminar addressed by its Executive Director
Mussarat Qadeem, Peshawar Press Club President Shamim Shahid and volunteers and
students from the University of Peshawar and other educational
institutions. They said taking an indigenous approach through the youth
was indispensable for successful peace building in the conflict-hit areas of the
Frontier including the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata). The
speakers praised Paiman for taking the initiative and asked the political and
religious parties, civil society organisations, journalists and student
community to play their role in mobilising youth for restoration of
peace. Mussarat Qadeem said Paiman had initiated conflict transformation
and peace-building trainings with students from various universities of Peshawar
and civil society organisations. "We have trained 103 peace practitioners who
are conducting orientation sessions with their fellow students and their
respective communities in different parts of the province," she
added. She said peace practitioners had made achievements in three tribal
agencies and two semi-tribal agencies besides the conflict-hit localities in
Swat. Shamim Shahid alleged that the imperialist forces including al-Qaeda had
turned the Pakhtun soil into an international war theatre. He said thousands of
innocent Pakhtuns were killed, displaced and humiliated in the alien war. He
said the opinion-makers, particularly the clerics and religious scholars, should
issue bold and realistic statements against the terrorists and
warmongers. Adnan Shinwari, coordinator of Paiman, said that they
received positive and warm responses from the tribal elders and chieftains
whenever the peace practitioners had visited the tribal areas. "They organise
big gatherings and meetings at Hujra where the university students and local
volunteers of Paiman deliver their message to the people," he added. A
female peace practitioner, Rahat Iqbal said female students of the University of
Peshawar left an image-boosting impact on the local traders and residents of
Peshawar when they brought out a peace rally and pasted 'peace posters and
banners' on city walls. "The female activists of peace initiatives can play a
vital role in influencing minds and hearts for a developed and peaceful
society," she stressed. The news
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