Hyderbad HSC part-I results 2009
Hyderabad Intermediate part-I results announced
Hyderbad, Nov 11: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Hyderabad,
on Tuesday announced the results of the Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC
Part I) of Science, General, Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering groups.
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Karachi university extended admission date
Karachi: The Director Admissions, University of Karachi (KU),
has announced that the last date for submission of forms for admission to
non-test departments has been extended up to November 12, 2009. Candidates can
submit the duly filled-in forms only at the Hamid Square Branch of UBL (Near
Disco Bakery, Gulshan-e-Iqbal). Forms can be obtained from the same branch on
payment of Rs500 only. It must be noted that no other branch of UBL will issue
or accept the forms.
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Conflict resolution study needs scientific treatment
Karachi: Conflict is more or less a negative concept and implies on
regulated conflicts such as political dissent and discussion, peaceful protests
and movements and annihilation of masses. Conflict resolution is another form of
peace making. Dr Lok Raj Baral, Professor and Executive Chairman at Nepal
Centre for Contemporary Studies, Katmandu, said this while speaking as the
keynote speaker at the two-day regional workshop titled Conflict Resolution
Research (CRR). The workshop, organised by the Department of International
Relations (IR), University of Karachi, in collaboration with The Hanns Seidel
Foundation, Islamabad, at the LEJ, National Science Information Centre, KU,
began on Tuesday. Dr Baral opined that people became rebels and created
conflicts because of extremely adverse situation that have made their lives
miserable. "This should be taken seriously by the government and society because
the social and economical disparity leads to conflicts, which causes harm and
destruction in society. This is the reason why conflict resolution research in
South Asia is a challenging and daunting task and needs to be comprehensive," he
added. He suggested that the study of conflict resolution also needed scientific
treatment much like other social sciences. He also coined the term "Paxology",
which means science of peace. Chairman Department of IR, KU, Dr. Moonis
Ahmer declared that the conflict resolution research was a process of
investigation, probe and inquiry which could help people, groups and countries
to cope with the situation that causes the outbreak of violent conflicts. "It
can also lead to a comprehensive study of social conflict and a means of
studying conflicts emanating from aggressive and militaristic human behaviour,"
he said. He defined conflict resolution research as a process which
could help people, groups and countries to cope with situations that cause
violence and destruction. He emphasised the need for establishing a culture of
conflict resolution research which has the scope for scientific reasoning,
tolerance and objectivity as well as focusing on human development and most
significantly creating a vibrant educational system. Imran Shameem,
Programme Officer, Hanns Seidal Foundation; Dr. Muhammad Shamsuddin, Dean
Faculty of Arts, KU; Brig (retd) A.R. Siddiqui, Security Analyst; Rabia Akhtar,
Chairperson Department of Defense and Diplomatic Studies, Fatima Jinnah Women
University, Rawalpindi; Arshi Saleem Hashmi, Senior Research Analyst, Institute
of Regional Studies, Islamabad; and Ivan Somali, Project Manager Communication
for Effective Social Services Development, Peshawar; and Director Global
Collaboration also spoke on the occasion. The workshop will continue on
Wednesday (today). The news
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