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PAF Base Masroor graduation ceremony
PAF Base Masroor holds graduation ceremony
Karachi, June 03, 2008: The graduation ceremony of the operational conversion
course was conducted at the PAF Base Masroor on Monday, according to a press
release issued by the Pakistan Air Force, Directorate of Media
Affairs.
It said that Southern Air Command Commanding Air Officer Air
Marshal Mirza Zafar Hussain was the chief guest and was warmly welcomed by PAF
Masroor Base Commander Air Commodore Syed Hassan Raza.
The officer
commanding operational conversion, Unit Wing Commander Sohail Saeed Naik,
presented the end-course report and appraised the house of the salient features
of the course syllabus.
The chief guest awarded certificates to the
graduating officers and emphasized upon the importance of the combating
potential of the PAF.
Highlighting the significance of the operational
conversion course, he reminded all the graduating pilots that the course is just
an introduction to the Mirage weapon system. "All of you must continue you own
efforts to stay abreast with the latest developments in the sphere of combat
tactics and operations," he added.
He appreciated the efforts put in by
the instructor pilots of the squadron and all the supporting units in imparting
quality training and equipping the graduating officers with modern operational
techniques. Other senior officers were also present at the occasion. App
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KU plans more certificate courses
Karachi: The University of Karachi is chalking out an elaborate
plan for introducing summer and winter certificate courses programme to meet
increasing innovations in the subjects of Commerce, Business Administration and
Human Resource Management.
The courses, which will be of six-week
duration, are aimed at bringing the academic qualification of its students on a
par with those of international institutions, KU's dean Faculty of Management
and Administrative Sciences said on Monday.
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SU buses detained, students stopped from taking exams
Hyderabad: A group of students protesting against the murder of a fellow
student on the Sindh University's Jamshoro campus over a fortnight ago disrupted
the semester examinations by stopping busses from taking students to the campus
on Monday.
The group detained the university's buses at Wahdat Colony,
Autobahn road, Poonam Petrol Pump, Naseem Nagar, Old Campus and City Gate Hotel,
and stopped students from going to Jamshoro to appear in examinations. They did
not even allow the teachers' bus to proceed to the campus.
The university
has 110 point buses which bring students from Hyderabad to Jamshoro and
vice-versa. According to a source in the university only three buses managed to
sneak out of the city but they, too, were stopped near the
university.
The group had staged a demonstration outside the press club
on Thursday and issued an ultimatum to the university that if the killers of
Abdul Nabi Brohi, who was gunned down on the campus on May 14, were not
arrested, they would boycott the ongoing semester examinations.
But
another group of students, who staged a demonstration outside the press club on
Monday in protest against the forced boycott, said that more than 95 per cent of
students wanted to appear in examinations but they were being stopped by a
handful of boycotters.
The university authorities decided not to bow to
the boycotters. A meeting presided over by Vice-Chancellor Dr. Mazharul Haq
Siddiqui and attended by DIG of Hyderabad police, Jamshoro DPO and key officials
of the university decided that the examinations would resume on Tuesday at all
the institutes and departments of the university.
The university's
registrar informed the meeting that the university had taken measures against
boycott threats. Some miscreants stopped the university's buses at Qasimabad,
Wahdat Colony and City Gate hotel and threatened students not to appear in
examinations, he told the meeting.
The meeting decided to take strict
action against the students who were disturbing the university's peaceful
atmosphere and instigating boycott. The controller of examination has already
announced that examinations will start from June 3, as per schedule, and the
paper scheduled to be taken on June 2 will now be taken on June 21.
The
university, meanwhile, issued show-cause notices to Abdul Razzaq Brohi, Noman
Bhalai and Agha Hussain for misconduct and creating harassment at the campus and
the university's discipline committee directed them to explain their position in
writing and appear before it during its next meeting.
photo Exhibition:
The University of Sindh Vice-Chancellor Dr. Mazharul Haq Siddiqui on Monday
inaugurated a five-day exhibition of photographs titled "Turkey - An Endless
Poem" by Turkish photographers, Zeynel Yesilay and Ali Erbas.
The
exhibition has been organised by the Institute of Art and Design of the
University of Sindh at Benazir Art Gallery. The function was attended by a large
number of teachers and students.
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LUMH exam results
The controller of examinations of the Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences on Monday
announced the result of Diploma in Dermatology examination 2008 held in May
2008.
He also announced that MS final Neurosurgery, MS final
Orthopaedics, MPH Part-I and II, and MS Neurosurgery, MS Otorhinolaryngology and
MD Forensic Medicine (Basic Medical Science) and DLO Part-I postgraduate degree
and diploma examination 2008 would be held on June 10 at LUMHS Jamshoro. Dawn
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| Education News | | Updated: 25 May, 2012 |
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