Punjab university MSc Economics result 07-09
PU declared MSc Economics result
Lahore, Feb 05: The Punjab University has declared the result of MSc Economics (Morning), Semester
System, Session 2007-2009, Examination. According to a press statement,
detailed result is available at the PU website www.pu.edu.pk.
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Criticism of private schools baseless
Karachi: The criticism against private schools by Chairman National Assembly
Standing Committee for Education Chaudhry Abid Sher Ali is totally
baseless and the fact that he referred to the private schools as a
'mafia' is condemnable. This was said by Chairman All Private
Schools Management Association Sindh (APSMA) Syed Khalid Shah during a
press conference held at the Karachi Press Club on Thursday. Shah
said that the language used by Sher Ali against the private schools was
not appropriate at all. The statement given by him was seriously
noticed by the managements of the private schools, and they condemn it,
he added. Shah said that Ali Sher had criticised the role of the
private schools in a television programme. He added that during the
television show, Sher Ali had alleged that the private schools receive
huge amount in lieu of tuition fees and other charges but pay only
Rs1500 or Rs2000 to the teachers. Sher Ali was also of the view that
private schools collect fees during the summer vacations but do not pay
salaries to the teachers for the two months and take action against
those who ask for the salaries, Shah added. Shah said that Sher Ali's
claims were baseless, and the private schools in the country are
providing standard education. According to the chairman APSMA,
private schools were declared 'mafia' which was a character
assassination, Shah said. Shah added that Sher Ali had also demanded
that Rs6000 should be the basic salary of the teachers in the private
schools, and any school who gives less than Rs6000 should be shut down.
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DHA declamation contest
Karachi: Over 40 students participated in the All Karachi Annual Bilingual
Declamation Contest 2010 held at the Defence Authority College for
Women Ph-VIII here on Thursday. Former Federal Information Minister and
ex-senator Javed Jabber was the chief guest. Students from 10
distinguished universities and 12 colleges participated in the contest.
Speaking on the occasion, Jabbar said that the nation was
passing through precarious times of its history but the situation
should not be viewed under the perspective of despair and gloom. He
added that the new generation had tremendous potential for making a
great destiny for the future. Earlier speaking on the
occasion, DHA Women College Principal Prof. Nasreen Nasir said that her
college endeavoured to equip the young girls with necessary confidence,
dynamism and ability to face the challenges of the future. In
the English Declamation Contest at University level Yasir Akbar of Sir
Syed University got the second position while Nabiha Zeeshan of PAF
KIETS won the first position. In the Urdu Declamation the second
position was won by Malika Haider of Altamash Dental University while
the first position was secured by Raheel Akhtar of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
University. In the English Declamation Contest at the college
level, Meher Sethi of St Joseph's College was declared second while the
first position was jointly bagged by Nehal Waqar of PECHS Girls School
and Hammad Imran of Agha Khan Higher Secondary School. In the
Urdu Declamation for the college students the second position was
jointly given to Kiran Siddique of DA Degree College for Women Ph-VII
and Shaham Zehra of St Joseph's College for Women. The first position
was won by Sundas Yusuf of Bahria College NORE-II.
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Paintings, posters contest
Lahore: The Government College University (GCU) on Thursday organised paintings and
posters competition titled 'Climb the Mountains and Discover the
Nature.' As many as 109 amateur artists from various educational
institutions took part in the contest organised by the varsity's Hiking
and Mountaineering Club. A large number of schoolchildren also
participated in the competition. In the school category, Ali Bin Abid
secured the first prize while Hira Tahir and Sayed Ali stood second and
third respectively. Miraj Muhammad topped the competition in the
university level category while Amna Baker and Razia Hammed got second
and third position respectively.
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Centenary celebrations
Lahore: The annual convocation of the Government Dyal Singh College, coinciding
with centenary celebrations of the college, was held on Thursday. The
successful graduates of various bachelors and masters programmes were
awarded degrees. Secretary Higher Education Department Punjab Ahad Khan
Cheema was the chief guest while college Principal Prof Dr Muhammad
Kalim, other faculty members and a large number of students were also
present. Speaking on the occasion, Ahmad Khan Cheema urged the
students not to be disappointed and figure out values of profession and
get to work with determination. He further said no obstacle could block
the way of determined and competent students. He added the Punjab
government had increased the seats for brilliant students to get
admission in LUMS and FAST under the Punjab Educational Endowment Fund
(PEEF). Prof Dr Muhammad Kalim said new classes and
disciplines of various levels both in the morning and evening shifts
including MA English and MSc Mathematics programmes had been launched. The
college fame remained in flux, he said, adding for the last many years
the college administration had been working diligently to ensure
discipline, regularity and punctuality both in academic and cultural
environment of the college. The news
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