Peshawar SSC results 2010 : ILM students shine
ILMARIANS shine in SSC exam results
Peshawar, June 19: The students of Institute of Learning and
Motivation (ILM) have outshined again in the SSC results 2010 with excellent
marks in Science group. The Principal and staff members of ILM congratulated the
outstanding students who outshined again with their excellent results. Jalal
Farid s/o Syed Farid Ahmed of 10th matric has topped the school with A+ grade in
class 10th and Zainab Yousufi d/o Abdul Razzaq Yousufi has topped her class by
securing A grade in class 9th. Speaking on the occasion, the principal ILM Mrs.
Rubina Gillani said that as always ILM has made sure to give a lot of attention
to matric along side our o'level classes, which has proved fruitful and we are
hoping to improve and excel with every passing year. She urged the students to
continue to work hard as it was the key to success and congratulated the
successful students and their parents. F.P. report
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Admission of five students restored in SALU
Khairpur: The Shah Abdul Latif University (Salu) administration has
restored the admission of five students and lifted ban on their entry in the
university. The students are: Zahid Hussain of BS, part IV (Chemistry),
Shakir Ali of BCom, part III, Mohammad Zaman Kalwar of BS, part IV (Information
Technology), Pervez Ali of BS, part-III, (Computer Science) and Majid Ali of
BCom, part-I. Their admission was suspended on the charge of leading May
27's protest by hosteller students against frequent power outages while semester
examinations were in progress. The university administration called police to
quell the protest and police used batons and tear gas against the students.
Later, cases were lodged against the students, the university was closed
in the name of summer vacations and the remaining papers of semester examination
were postponed. Students Alliance of the university launched a protest
campaign, demanding reopening of the university and continuation of the
examinations. Recently, after negotiations with the students, the
administration decided to reopen the university and conduct the remaining papers
of semester examinations. Dawn
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Students protest against BOTE
Khairpur: Students who passed short-hand and typing
courses from Board of Technical Education (BOTE) Sindh held a protest in front
of National Press Club here against non-issuance of certificates to them. The
protestors were led by Abdul Khalique Memon and others. They claimed that they
had passed typing and short hand courses conducted by BOTE from Khairpur and
Sukkur but had not been issued "pass" certificate by the Board. Protestors
called for issuance of the relevant certificate to them. App
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Costly machinery is rusting in govt depts, VC tells trainers
Hyderabad: Machinery worth tens of millions of rupees are rusting and
gathering dust in many Sindh government departments as officials were too naïve
to operate these due to lack of training. This information was shared by
Vice-Chancellor, Sindh Agriculture University, Dr Abdul Qadir Mughal at the
concluding session of a training course on 'soil and water testing machines' at
the campus on Friday. Huge sums of public money get wasted when costly
machines are purchased by certain departments, and over a period of time become
redundant as these lay unused on account of absence of know-how, he said.
He said the world was fast progressing as it was keeping pace with the
latest innovations but here in Pakistan, people are too laid-back to get
themselves involved in new approaches and ideas. This training course,
he hoped, would help in utilizing these machines not only for water and soil
testing but also for making use of water waste, he said asked other departments
to take a cue by embarking upon training courses. Prof Dr Shamsuddin
reminding scholars that that water was life for all living things, whether man,
animal or plant, therefore it was necessary to protect soil through application
of machines. Dr Mehrunnisa Memon delving on training course said that
not only teachers and staffers but those affiliated with the Agriculture
Department, the National Sugar Crops Research Institute and soil and water
testing laboratories too, have benefited heavily and it was now obligatory on
them to encourage machinery use in their respective areas of operation.
Sindh University Prof Dr Iqbal Bhangar and Prof Dr Mohammad Saleem
Akhtar of Arid Agriculture University, Rawalpindi, conducted the training
course.
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School plot occupied, allege protesters
Dadu: The move to construct a building on the plot selected for boys'
primary school distressed the students and area people who held a demo outside
the press club on Friday. A large number of people of Bukhari colony
carrying placards and banners demanded evacuation of the encroacher from the
school plot. One of the protesters said that the Sindh government
approved construction of a building for boys' primary school some six months ago
and a plot of railways, measuring 5,000ft was selected which had been occupied
by an influential man and complaints to district administration fell on deaf
ears. Another protester appealed to senior officers of railways and
district administration to take notice and evacuate the plot. Meanwhile,
Mehar Khoso told reporters that he was in possession of valid documents of the
purchased plot. Dawn
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