PU BS, BSc date-sheets examination 2010
PU date-sheets
Lahore, May 14: The Punjab University (PU) Examinations Department has announced the
written examination date-sheets of BS Home Economics, Part-I (1st
Year), Annual Examination 2010, BS Home Economics, Part-I (2nd Year),
Annual Examination 2010, BSc Home Economics, 1st Year, Annual
Examination 2010, BSc Home Economics, 2nd Year, Annual Examination
2010, BSc Home Economics, 3rd Year, Annual Examination 2010 and BSc
Home Economics, Final Year, Annual Examination 2010.
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PhD degrees awarded
Lahore: The Punjab University (PU) has awarded PhD degrees to
four students in the subjects of Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Arabic
and Punjabi, respectively. Naheed Z Rizvi d/o Sajjad Z Rizvi
has been awarded a PhD degree in the subject of Chemistry after the
approval of her research thesis titled "To Study the Apoptotic Role of
Granzyme H Before and After Chemotherapy of Breast Cancer." She
completed her thesis under the supervision of Prof Dr Saeed Ahmad
Nagra, Director PU Institute of Chemistry, while her Co-supervisor was
Dr Rukhshan Khurshid, Sr Biochemist, Department of Biochemistry, FJMC,
Lahore. Haiba Kaul d/o Tehmasip Abdullah Salim has been
awarded a PhD degree in the subject of Molecular Biology after the
approval of her research thesis titled "Identification of a New Locus
Involved in Congenital Cataract." She completed her thesis
under the supervision of Prof Dr Shaheen N Khan, PU National Centre of
Excellence in Molecular Biology (CEMB), while her Co-supervisor was Dr
Saima Riazuddin, Adjunct Professor, CEMB. Salma Firdous Sehol
d/o Ch Saeed Ahmad Sehol has been awarded a PhD degree in the subject
of Arabic after the approval of her research thesis titled "Dewan
Fazl-ul-Haq Alkhairabadi, Study and Editing." She completed her thesis under the supervision of Prof Khaliq Dad Malik, Chairman PU Department of Arabic. Zahir
Ahmad Shafiq s/o Bashir Ilahi has been awarded a PhD degree in the
subject of Punjabi after the approval of his research thesis titled
"Tradition of Translation in Punjabi Literature (Research Analysis)."
He completed his thesis under the supervision of Prof Dr Nabeela Rehman
of the PU Department of Punjabi. The news
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Fatima Memorial College student suicide
Lahore: Fatima Memorial College of medicine and dentistry : terrorism of
demonstrators in physiology department and student commit suicide on
29th April 2010. It's the matter of deep regret that a student of Fatima Memorial
College of medicine and dentistry belong to MBBS second year commit suicide
after a tolerating two torture from the demonstrators of Physiology who were
them self are government medical college graduates and are against private
medical graduates. Dr Mohsin ali cheema is reported to be involve in violent
activities and destroyed the internal assessment of students session 2008-2010.
He now in university of health sciences in physiology department mphil part one
and its so surprising that such mentally unstable people get admission in a
university whose vice chancellor is a psychraterist. When one of the students committed suicide many of the class
fellows of Aun Muhammad who were witnessing this event collapsed. Many students
in an attempt to save Aun Muhammad try to catch him in a bed sheet and got their
ribs and arms broken. Many students have nerous breakdown after watching his
suicide attempt. Mr Aun Muhammad is still admitted in Fatima memorial
hospital and he has a broken arm and multiple fractures in pelvic
bone. Dr Mohsin ali cheema is reported to be the relative of the head of
department professor shahnaz and he also alter the attendance record of students
and prevent their admission to be send to university of health sciences by college. he admit this many time in front of many students who
reported this event now to the administration. He also improves the internal
assessment which is required to pass the subject of those girls who flirt with
him and other are mistreated and insulted by him. Such kind of doctors should be checked by psychologist and banned
from medical profession for life. -By Abid adnan (abidadnan1@hotmail.com)
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Danish Schools to promote quality education: CM
Lahore: Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that Danish Schools will not
only help promote quality education in the backward areas but they will
also result in poverty alleviation, ensuring dignity and respect of
students. He stated this while presiding over a meeting held
to review the pace of implementation of Danish Schools and Centres of
Excellence projects here on Thursday. The CM said splendid
buildings of schools would be meaningless without quality education,
dedicated teachers and basic amenities, therefore, academic facilities
to be made available in the schools would be better than those
available in premier educational institutions of the country. He
said designs should be prepared for setting up modern libraries in
Danish Schools as they were important in the education sector. He said
Danish School project had been started from Bahawalpur division and in
the first phase, the construction of these schools in Rahimyar Khan,
Chishtian and Hasilpur would be completed by October. Shahbaz
said promotion of education was essential for the progress of the
country and the Punjab government had taken revolutionary its uplift.
He said the Danish Schools project would help polish the talent of the
students of backward areas as well as elimination of poverty and
ignorance. He said that after Bahawalpur division, the Danish Schools
project would start in Dera Ghazi Khan, Attock, Mianwali and
formalities had been completed for this purpose. The chief
minister said that in order to maintain a high standard of the schools,
a core group, comprising professionals had been constituted for
recruitment of teachers, their training and other facilities and its
recommendations were in the final phase. He said a fully
autonomous board of governors, comprising locals, would be constituted
to run the affairs of the schools which would ensure highly qualified
faculty and a high standard of education in the institutions. He
issued direction for establishment of two committees for recruitment of
teachers, their training, provision of necessary facilities and
considering launching of double shifts in the schools. While reviewing
the project of centres of excellence, the CM said Pakistan was a poor
country with limited resources, therefore, the project should be
advanced in a judicious manner. He said development of education was
very important to him, therefore, the maximum funds were being spent
for the sector. Shahbaz further said that the government was
implementing a comprehensive programme for provision of health,
education, water, transport and other facilities to the masses as soon
as possible and a transparent policy had also been adopted for
generation of additional resources under which useless and redundant
properties were being privatised in various districts. He said it had
also been decided that the amount generated from privatisation of
properties would be spent only on the welfare of people and poverty
alleviation in the same area. He said foreign cooperation as well as
philanthropistsí help would also be acquired for centres of the centre
of excellence programme. The CM directed the officials
concerned that the Danish Schools System Authority should hold meetings
after every three weeks till further orders and visit Rahimyar Khan,
Hasilpur and Chishtian for reviewing the pace of progress of the
projects. He said he would also preside over a meeting to review the
implementation of Danish Schools project. Members Provincial
Assembly, Zaib Jafar, Maj (Retd) Abdul Rehman Rana, Rana Muhammad
Afzal, senior member Board of Revenue, secretaries Education and
Finance as well as prominent educationists were present. Danish Schools System Authority Managing Director Yousaf Kamal gave a detailed briefing regarding the project. The news
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Student exchanges can help eradicate prejudice: Indian commissioner
Lahore: Sending students on short cultural
visits across the border is important in helping erase all present
prejudices for the other culture, Indian High Commissioner Sharat
Sabharwal said on Thursday. On a visit to the Lahore University
of Management Sciences (LUMS) he added that the exchange of students
would be a "great learning experience for both the sides". At
the occasion, LUMS Pro Chancellor Syed Babar Ali requested the
ambassador to launch collaborative education programmes. He said LUMS
students often visit India and Indian teachers also occasionally teach
at the university. He hoped that in the future Indian students would
enrol at LUMS. Sabharwal along with Indian High Commission First
Secretary Binaya Srikanta Pradhan met with Syed Babar Ali, School of
Social Sciences Humanities and Law Dean Dr Ijaz Nabi, School of Science and Engineering Acting Dean Dr Shahab Baqai, External Relations HoD Sheikh, Ali Hussain and CS faculty members. Daily times
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