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PU holiday, exams: KEMU results: IJT protest
PU holiday on 21st
Lahore, March 19, 2008: Punjab University will remain closed on March 21 (Friday) on account of
Eid Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH), said a PU spokesman here on Tuesday. App
Exam papers CDs
The Punjab Examination Commission (PEC) has provided CDs
of previous examination papers and model papers of primary and middle standard
examinations to all the executive district officers for the benefit of students,
teachers and parents.
These papers are also available at the commission's
website www.pec.edu.pk. The primary and middle standard examinations exams will
commence from May 13 and May 19 respectively. The News
KEMU results
Lahore: The King Edward Medical University (KEMU) has announced the
results of BSc (Hons) Vision Sciences Part-I Annual Examination 2008 and MBBS
First Professional Part-I Annual Examination 2007.
According to a press
release, 54 candidates had appeared in the BSc (Hons) Vision Sciences exam and
43 of them were declared successful while 274 candidates had appeared in the
MBBS exam and 177 of them were declared successful.
The supplementary
exam for the former will start on April 28 while supplementary exam for the
latter will start of April 30. Details can be seen on the university website:
www.kemu.edu.pk.
D-Pharmacy results: THE Lahore College for Women
University (LCWU) declared the result of D-Pharmacy 2nd Professional Final
Examination 2007 (Session 2005-2010) on Tuesday.
As many as 62 candidates
had appeared in the exam while 46 of them were declared successful. The News
IJT protest against caricatures jams traffic on The Mall
Lahore: The Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT)
protested on The Mall against a few Danish newspapers for publishing caricatures
of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). The protest caused a traffic jam that lasted for
three hours.
Several hundreds IJT activists came out on The Mall and
shouted slogans against the Danish government. The students held placards and
burnt the Danish flag and an effigy of its president.
The police did not
try to stop them because the IJT protesters were in large numbers. Lower Mall,
Civil Lines Road, Hall Road and other by-roads were clogged with traffic.
Policemen had been deployed on both sides of The Mall.
The IJT activists
had gathered under the leadership of Lahore Jamaat-e-Islami chief Hafiz Salman
Butt, Pakistan IJT chief Attiqur Rehman, Lahore IJT chief Abdul Basit and PU IJT
Nazim Zahid Naveed. Lahore Bar Association President Manzoor Qadir also joined
the rally.
Butt said the life of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) was a role model
for all religions and his teachings were spreading across the world. "Western
nations are using ways to stop the spread of our religion," he said. "If the
government will not severe ties with Denmark the situation in the country will
get worse."
Qadir said, "Everyone, including students and lawyers, is
willing to sacrifice his or her life for the Prophet's (PBUH) honour," adding
that the country had been formed to implement the Islamic system.
Attiqur
Rehman said the Pakistani Army and Pakistani rulers had lost the zeal for their
religion. "Protests will continue against the Danish government." Daily Times
Your Comments
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| Education News | | Updated: 25 May, 2012 |
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