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PU BEd exam schedule
Lahore, July 28: The Punjab University's Bachelor of Education (BEd) Annual Examination, 2009, will
commence from August 5. In a press statement issued on Monday, the PU
Examination Department has asked all the candidates appearing in the
exam, who still have not got verification of academic certificates (CT
certificate, service certificate, BA original degree) to get permission
before the commencement of examination. The News
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8,000 lecturers waiting for move-over to Grade-18
Lahore: Hundreds of lecturers in government colleges of Punjab are
waiting for their promotions to Grade-18 even after the lapse of 21
years. Sources said at least 8,000 lecturers are waiting for their
promotions to the next grade pending the decision of DPC. Grade 18 was
due to 8,000 lecturers recruited during 1989, 1988 and 1990 but they
have not been given promotion even after the lapse of seven years of
service. A number of lecturers were given move-over to Grade-18
after reaching basic salary equal to that of Grade-18 but they were
again reverted to the position of lecturers in Grade-17 as the policy
of move over was abandoned. As a result, thousands of posts of
assistant professors, associate professors and professors are lying
vacant in colleges because of the apathy of departmental promotion
committee which seldom meet to decide the promotion cases. The
fate of officers is in limbo and it is feared that they would retire in
the initial scale if adequate measures were not taken for timely
promotions and postings against the seats available with the department. According
to an estimate, more than 5,000 lecturers are waiting for their
promotion to next grade while 2,000 contractual lecturers recently
regularised by the government will also face the same fate. The
inordinate delay in granting promotions to the lecturers is not due to
financial reasons or lack of recruitment of incumbent officers through
Public Service Commission (PPSC) in line with the budget provision but
simply because of lapses of administrative matters. If the education
department and the DPC take up the cases regularly and process the
cases one month prior to the retirement of an officer, the promotion
cases can never be pending. At the same time shortage of teachers
like assistant professors, associate professors and professors can also
be fulfilled by a continuing process of promotions and postings from
the date of occurrence of the post on the pattern of DMGs and OMGs. It
is, however, unfortunate that the DPC and the department do not take
cases of the academicians seriously. The experts say if promotion on
seniority is timely undertaken, 50 per cent of the teachers' problems
can be solved amicably and without incurring any additional finances. Failing
in recurrent practice and on-going process, the teachers in the
far-flung areas continue to visit the provincial metropolis in
pursuance of their cases, causing colossal loss to the students and the
institutions.
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Names for office of Chairman and Secretary BISE approved
Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has approved the names
for the offices of chairman Board of Intermediate & Secondary
Education (BISE) Gujranwala and secretary BISE Lahore. As per
approval Muhammad Zahid Butt will be the new chairman of BISE
Gujranwala and Mushtaq Ahmad Tahir will be the secretary BISE Lahore,
sources in the CM Secretariat disclosed on Monday. They informed the
secretary HEC had sent a summary in this regard to the chief minister
recommending panels of the candidates for the above-mentioned posts
wherein for the post of chairman BISE Gujranwala, two names were
recommended in the panel that included Muhammad Zahid Butt and Muhammad
Alim-ud-Din while three names were suggested for the post of secretary
BISE Lahore - Mushtaq Ahmad Tahir, Akhtar Ali Anjum and Zafar Inayat
Anjum. Muhammad Zahid Butt is MSc in Zoology. He had joined
government service as Lecturer (BS-17) on February 26, 1980. He was
promoted to assistant professor (BS-18) on April 04, 1989. He served in
budget and planning department of Directorate of Public Instructions
(DPI), Punjab, from 1993 to 1995. Later he was promoted as associate
professor on October 05, 1995. He was worked as senior technical
officer in purchase cell of the Punjab higher education department
during 1999 to 2001 and served as director Public Libraries Punjab,
Lahore, from 2004 to 2006. He was promoted as professor (BS-20) on June
13, 2008. Presently, he is working as Principal Govt Shalimar College,
Lahore. Mushtaq Ahmad Tahir is MA in Education and EPM. He served as assistant
education officer from January 01, 1991 to January 18, 1997, deputy
district education officer from July 19, 1997 to June 30, 2006, senior
headmaster from 2006 to 2007 and served as DEO from 2007 to 2008.
Presently, he is working as Executive District Officer (Education)
Kasur from April 24, 2008 todate. Muhammad Akram Ch already
serving as chairman BISE Gujranwala has been appointed as additional
secretary academic in the higher education department while already
working on this post Farukh Zuhra Gillani has been asked to report her
department.
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Four maths PhD scholars from GCU
Lahore: Four students of Government College University Lahore became PhD scholars after passing
the examination of Doctor of Philosophy in the subject of Mathematics,
spokesman of the University said on Monday. The theses of the
students were evaluated and approved by the foreign faculty at ASSMS of
GCU. Research papers of all PhD students have been accepted for
publication in journals. Abdul Rauf Nizami, Zafar Iqbal and Usman Ali
worked under the supervision of Dr Barbu Berceanu from Abdus Salam
School of Mathematical Sciences of GC University while Aziz-ur-Rehman
worked with the Dr Shahadat Ali Taj. The Nation
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Young doctors ask PMA to postpone protest
Lahore: The Pakistan Medical Association
(PMA) faced another blow when the Young Doctors' Association (YDA)
asked the PMA to postpone its protest as the Punjab chief minister
ensured the young doctors that their demands would be met. Addressing
a press conference on Monday, the representatives of YDA said the CM
had ordered member of the Punjab Assembly (MPA) Saeed Elahi to
constitute a committee within three days and find a solution within a
week. Daily Times
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