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Punjab University's AS&RB PhD topics
PU Advanced Studies and Research Board (AS&RB) approves 39 PhD topics
Lahore, July 08, 2008: The Punjab University's
Advanced Studies and Research Board (AS&RB) approved 39 PhD topics of
students from various departments of the varsity on Monday.
The board
also objected to some topics and recommended modifications. The board members
asked the students about the rationale and methodology of their study areas and
recommended some improvements in the research. They also proposed a time period
for the completion of the students' PhD degrees. Daily Times
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PU issued LLB, BSc date sheets
Lahore: The Punjab University on Monday issued the date sheets of LLB, part-I, LLB, part-II, and
BSc (Engineering) examinations. According to a press release, LLB, part-I,
annual examination 2008, will commence from July 22 and will conclude on August
7. LLB, part-II, annual examination 2008, will commence from July 23 and will
conclude on August 11. BSc (Engineering), third professional, 2nd annual
examination 2005 (New Course Session Scheme), will commence from August 4 and
will conclude on August 28. The detailed date sheets are available at PU
website: www.pu.edu.pk. The News
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UVAS syndicate approves budget
Lahore: The University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Syndicate on Monday approved Rs 304.802 million
budget for the university's 2008-09 fiscal year following recommendations by its
Finance and Planning Committee.
The decision was taken at a meeting
chaired by Professor Dr Muhammad Nawaz. A special lecture on 'Transgenic Animal
Research' by Dr Waheed Hashmi of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) was also
held at the university on Monday.
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Lal Masjid starts symbolic classes
Islamabad: The Lal Masjid administration on Monday started one-hour symbolic classes to condemn delay in the reconstruction of Jamia Hifsa
by the government.
About 20 female students attended the classes, which
continued for one hour.
Aamir Saddique of Lal Masjid said that the classes were initiated following an announcement made by Ulema Action
Committee during Shuhda-e-Lal Masjid Conference on Sunday. The conference was
organised to condemn the killing of students during a military operation last
year.
He said the decision to set up permanent tents at the place of the
demolished Jaima Hafsa had been taken back in view of security concerns. "Now
only one-hour classes would be arranged in the open to press the government for
an early reconstruction of the seminary," Saddique said.
He said the
number of students and duration of classes would be increased gradually if the
government delayed reconstruction of the seminary. Daily Times
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| Education News | | Updated: 24 May, 2012 |
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