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Karachi University BSc (Pass) annual exam result
KU declares BSc result
Karachi, July 10, 2008: The University of Karachi on Wednesday announced the
result of BSc (Pass) annual examinations 2007.
Anum Abdur Rasheed of the
BAMM PECHS Government College for Women secured first position while Fatima
Aslam and Sara Rafique of the DHA Degree College clinched second and third
positions, respectively.
A total of 4,092 candidates appeared in the
examinations and the pass percentage stood at 40.8. App
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Call for Sindh University VC's removal
Hyderabad: The Employees Action Committee of the Sindh
Agriculture University of Tandojam on Wednesday appealed to the governor and the
chief minister to save the university by ridding it the unbearable of retired
professors and officers, including the vice-chancellor.
The committee
leaders said at a news conference at the press club here that the
vice-chancellor who was working on extension after having been retired in 2004,
had appointed 17 retired professors and officers including pro vice-chancellor,
director finance, budget officer, principal of Z.A. Bhutto Agriculture College
Dokri and many others.
They charged that three sons, a daughter and a
niece of the vice-chancellor were also employed by the university in addition to
his other relatives.
They accused the retired officers of destroying the
only agriculture university of the province and appealed to higher authorities
to remove them for the sake of the university. Dawn
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KU and NED fight over 34 feet
Karachi: A war of words is raging between the University of Karachi (KU)
and the NED University of Engineering and Technology (NED) over a 34-foot-long
road running from the Institute of Business Administration hostel to Abul Hasan
Isphahani Road.
NED, which is located on land owned by the University of
Karachi, requested for the strip of land to allow for more passages in and out
of the university to cope with its rising number of students. NED students
currently use their own main gate, but are sometimes forced to use the Bhayani
Heights Gate (a.k.a Maskan Gate) if the former proves to be too crowded. The
Maskan Gate marks the end of the 34-foot strip.
The Chancellor
Secretariat (also Governor Secretariat) directed KU to hand over the road to
NED. KU agreed to give up 25 feet. Registrar KU Professor Rais Alvi justified
the figure by saying that if NED cordoned off the entire 34 feet, it would leave
KU with very little room for further development work.
Registrar NED
Javed Aziz Khan termed the proposal "absurd".
"The orders from the
Chancellor's Secretariat are quite clear - that the complete road be transferred
to NED," he said in a letter to Prof Alvi, adding: "Only 29 feet 6 inches are
now being taken to accommodate your request." The letter warned that KU would
face the consequences if went against the orders of the Chancellor Secretariat.
In response, Professor Alvi asked Mr Khan to withdraw the letter as it
contained "abusive language unworthy of an academic institute" and wrote,
"Abstain from sending your people to start work on the KU land."
Professor Alvi also expressed his surprise at what he terms the
"disgusting" behaviour of the NED officials.
"We are, in a sense, the
parent university of NED. We gave them land. Their students use our point buses,
our entry gates, but their officials seem to be dictating terms to us," he said.
The NED occupation of KU land is a cause for resentment for many at KU.
A professor at KU, who wished to remain anonymous, referred to NED as a "land
mafia".
"They (NED) are already on our land. They have occupied the land
of DJ Science College. Now they want more. It is pathetic."
Registrar
NED Mr Khan sees things differently.
"We need the land," he maintained.
"The Chancellor has ordered it. What is the hitch now?" The News
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