Punjab university Masters results 2009
Punjab university declared Masters examinations results 2009
Lahore, Nov 12: The Punjab University has declared the results of MA English
Part-I Annual Examination, 2009, BFA (painting) Second Annual Examination, 2008,
Master of Philosophy Part-II (4-years) Supplementary Examination, 2009 and
Bachelor of Pharmacy Third Professional (new scheme) Examination.
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PU MA/MSc Part-I Supple Exams schedule
Lahore: The Punjab University Examination Department has announced that
MA/MSc Part-I Supplementary Examination 2009 will start form January 05, 2010.
The admission forms and fees will be received up to November 25, 2009 with
single fee. No admission forms will be received after the last date fixed for
receipt of admission forms even with double fee under any circumstances.
Incomplete admission forms will also not be accepted.
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PU professor wife passed away
Lahore: Widow of former vice chancellor of Punjab University late
Professor Hamid Ahmad Khan passed away after a brief illness in Harrisburg PA,
USA, on November 6, 2009. She was well-known for her excellent taste and love
for Urdu literature and art. She took keen interest in the social activities in
Lahore. Her Namaz-e-Janaza will be held at her residence 804 W-Block, Defence
Housing Authority, Lahore, at 10am on Friday. She had six sons. She was the
sister-in-law of famous poet, journalist and leader of freedom movement Maulana
Zafar Ali Khan. The news
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PU Health Centre distributed Glooco Meter
Lahore: Punjab University Health Centre distributed Glooco Meter and Blood
Pressure Apratus among the diabetic patient through lucky draw. These apparatus
were donated by a Sanaf Aventis (pvt). Chief Medical Officer Dr Farasat Ali
Sayed and Dr Nauman announced the names of lucky winners. Dr Nusair and other
medical staff were also present. Speaking on the occasion Dr Sayed said that
diabetic patient now easily check their sugar and control it accordingly. He
said that Blood Pressure Apparatus are also given to the because diabetic
patient always suffer from blood pressure. He advised the patient to adjust
their foods according to their sugar level. Dr Nusair said that Punjab
University Health providing state of the art health facilities to diabetic
patients and also arranged seminars and awareness program about diabetics. F.P. Report
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Pre-school classes resumed in Lahore
Lahore: The Educational Institutions Security Commission has announced
reopening of all toddler schools and academies and montessori, kindergarten,
nursery, playgroup and other classes in all public and private schools from
Thursday (today). These classes were closed on Oct 28. A meeting
of the commission, chaired by Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah Khan, was
attended by Punjab Home Secretary Nadeem Hasan Asif, Additional Secretary
Chaudhry Muhammad Akram, Prosecution Secretary Rana Maqbool Ahmad, Special
Branch IG Malik Iqbal, Additional Secretary (Schools) Abbas Sargana, EDO
(Education) Dr Muhammad Arshad and All Pakistan Private Schools Management
Association's Adeeb Javedani. The meeting was told that some five
million children were affected by the decision on closure of nursery and KG
classes in the province. The meeting condemned the schools charging
security fee from students. The law minister said no school would be allowed to
fleece parents in the name of security fee. He said A-category schools would be
required to complete their security arrangements, while B-category schools would
be required to fulfill security arrangements as agreed upon. He said
that arms licences would be issued on the names of schools instead of security
guards. The minister said elite schools not meeting security standards
should be served notices at least twice before any administrative action against
them. He said no official except the DCO could order closure of any
private school. He said no police official would be entitled to ordering closure
of a school or harassing school managements over security issues.
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Schools demand for security turned down
Lahore: Justice Mian Saqib Nisar of the LHC dismissed a petition of
private schools' owners who wanted the government to provide security to their
students. The judge remarked that the private schools should adopt
security measures on their own because they were charging hefty fees from
students. Justice Saqib further observed that the people should not
leave the whole responsibility on the government but play their due role in
society. The judge also said that in future such petitions would be
dealt strictly and a fine could be imposed on petitioners. Private
Schools Owners Associations chairman Adeeb Jawedani had filed the petition
representing at least 65,000 schools of the country. His counsel argued
that earlier the government had closed down the schools for an indefinite period
on account of security threats. Later, only those schools were allowed to open
who had security arrangements as per the government's instructions. He
pointed out that the government had asked the schools to build a boundary wall
of at least eight feet and install barbed wires on walls besides walkthrough
gates. Dawn
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Star Laureate Award 2008
Lahore: DR Kamran Ashraf, Registrar/Associate Professor, University of
Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Lahore, has been awarded with Star Laureate
Award 2008 by South Asia Publications in the field of education in recognition
of his credentials for excellence at national level. Dr Kamran Ashraf, having
Doctorate in Parasitology, joined the university as lecturer in the discipline
of Parasitology in 1998. He also remained Member of the university syndicate for
a period of last three years. Presently he is also working as a Principal
Officer (Estate Management) along with Chairman/Member of various administrative
committees of the university.
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KEMU organised workshop
Lahore: The King Edward Medical University (KEMU) organised a workshop on
"Quality Assurance in Examinations" in collaboration with the College of
Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) on Wednesday. The workshop was attended
by 50 medical teachers of the university. Dr Amina Ahmad, Programme
Director, Medical Education, CPSP, apprised the participants of the importance
of quality assurance in medical education. She threw light on different aspects
of modern and transparent examination system. On this occasion, Prof
Muhammad Zafarullah Khan, Vice Chancellor KEMU, said that Department of Medical
Education of international standard had been established in the university.
He said that the teachers' training courses would be organised under the
umbrella of this department on regular basis. "To maintain the standard in
medical education is a need of the time," he added. The news
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GCU Condolence reference
Lahore: The GC University Lahore Botany Department Wednesday organised a
condolence reference for noted researcher and GC former Head of Botany
Department Dr Sultan Ahmed on his 25th Death Anniversary. Punjab University
former vie chancellor Dr Khalid Hameed Shiekh, Professor Masoodul Hassan, Dr SH
Iqbal, Dr Zaheer-ud-Din Khan and a large numbers of students of Dr Sultan Ahmed
and teachers attended the condolence reference. F.P. Report
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