BISE Lahore Matric admissions 2011

Matric admissions schedule
Lahore, Nov 25: The Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education (BISE) Lahore has announced the schedule of admission forms for secondary school (Matriculation) Annual Examination 2011.

The last date for submission of forms for Class-9 Annual Examination 2011 (regular/private candidates) with single fee is December 20, 2010, with double fee January 3, 2011 and with triple fee January 21, 2011.

While the last date for submission of forms for Class-10 Annual Examination 2011 (regular/private candidates) with single fee is December 31, 2010, with double fee January 15, 2011 and with triple fee January 29, 2011.

The candidates have been advised to download forms from the board's website (www.biselahore.com) and, after depositing the fee, submit the same after attestation to the board office. The exam will commence from March 5, 2011.

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Essay, speech & art contests start
Rawalpindi: On the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif, tehsil level essay writing, speech and art contests held among the girls and boy students of schools in Rawalpindi District on Tuesday.

Earlier, competitions were held among the students of inter, degree and post-graduate colleges at divisional level. In Rawalpindi tehsil, Urdu speech contests were held in Government Islamia High School No. 4, Rawalpindi, for boy students, while these competitions for girl students were held in Government Jamia Girls High School, Dhoke Kashmirian, Rawalpindi.

Essay writing competitions for girl and boy students of the high schools were also held in these schools. The divisional level Urdu speech contests among girl and boy students of inter, degree and post-graduate colleges were held in Government Post-graduate College Asghar Mall, Rawalpindi, and Government Post-graduate College for Women 6th Road, Rawalpindi.

In Urdu speech contest among inter colleges of Rawalpindi Division, Zagham Abbas of Government College Talagang stood first while Burhan Ali of Government College Chakwal captured second and Nouman Mukhtar of Government College Jhelum third position. In Urdu speech contest among degree colleges of Rawalpindi Division, Shaban Qasim of Government Degree College Pind Dadan Khan won the first position while Wasif Khan of Government Degree College Attock and Mudassar Hassan of Government College Chakwal remained 2nd and 3rd respectively.

In Urdu speech competitions among post-graduate students, Shahzadi Sabiha Khan of Scan School of Accountancy, Rawalpindi, got first position while Sana Waheed and Sehar Naqvi of Government Post-graduate College for Women, Satellite Town, Rawalpindi, remained 2nd and 3rd respectively.

Urdu speech competitions among primary and elementary schools at tehsil level were held in all tehsil headquarters of district Rawalpindi while essay writing completions were held among girl and boy students of high schools. In Tehsil Rawalpindi, Muhammd Umar of Elementary School Chungi No. 22, Rawalpindi, won the first position in Urdu speech contest among primary level competitions, and Munir Khan of Government Elementay Shimla Islamia School and Nouman Ali Government Primary School Abadi No. 1 Tench obtained 2nd and 3rd positions respectively.

Among middle school boy students Urdu speech competitions, Hafiz Muhammad Tahir captured first position, Saqib Mehmood 2nd and Hammad Haider 3rd position. In essay writing completions among students of high schools, Usman Ali of Kainat School System Chahan stood first and Konain Shahjahan of Kaina School System Chakri Road got 2nd position. These competitions were also held in tehsils Murree, Taxila, Kotli Sattian, Kallar Sayeddan, Kahuta and Gujar Khan.

The objective of holding these speech, essay writing and art competitions on the instructions of the chief minister Punjab is to promote and upgrade the creative, mental and research capabilities of girl and boy students from primary to post-graduate level. These competitions will also help in improving confidence, capability of expression, speech and writing of the students. Punjab government is giving equal attention to promote co-curricular and literary activities along with academic and textual study of the students.

At tehsil level, these competitions will continue today while the competitions at district level will be held on November 27 and 28 under the programme of chief minister's inter-schools speech, essay writing and art competitions 2010.

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GCU dominates CM's speech contest
Lahore: The Government College University Lahore Debating Society Wednesday dominated the division level rounds of the Punjab Chief Minister's English Speech Contest 2010-11 held at the Government Postgraduate College for Women, Wahdat Road Lahore and Government College for Boys, Gulberg Lahore.

The GCU orators outshined the top debaters of the Lahore Division and set a record by securing six out of total nine positions at the speech context.

According to a press release here on Wednesday, in Intermediate level, GCU student Ahmed Ch won the first position while another Ravian, Kamran Hussain Hashmi, stood second. Muhammad Aniq of Lahore Grammar School declared third in the category.

In degree level debates, Asad Raza of Oxford College Lahore stood first, while GCU students Muhammad Ali Gee Saleemi and Shoiab Ahmed bagged the second and positions respectively.

In postgraduate level debates, Ali Zafar and Muhammad Umer Gee Saleemi of GCU won the first and second positions respectively, while M Khalid of Punjab University stood third in the category. The news

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Degree cases University officials summoned
Lahore: : Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed of the Lahore High Court (LHC) on Tuesday summoned the Azad Jammu and Kashmir University registrar and the controller on Nov 30 in an election petition against PML-N MNA Malik Riaz.

Asif Hashmi, the chairman of the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB), who had lost to Riaz at NA-118, Lahore, challenged the authenticity of MNA's graduation degree.

Meanwhile, Justice Saeed also issued contempt of court notices to the Kasur education EDO for not implementing court orders regarding promotion of a stenographer.

Ghulam Sabir, the stenographer, petitioned that the district coordination officer had issued his promotion orders but the respondent EDO did not implement the same.

Subsequently, he said, he moved the LHC and obtained a direction for the respondent to comply with the promotion orders.

The petitioner said the EDO did not implement the court orders despite the lapse of several months.

He asked the court to initiate contempt of court proceedings on which the judge issued a notice to the respondent for Nov 30 and directed him to explain his position.

Meanwhile, an election tribunal of the Lahore High Court (LHC) has summoned the Islamia University Bahawalpur (IBU) registrar on Nov 27 in an election petition challenging the election of MPA Shaukat Manzoor Cheema.

Petitioner Ijaz Ahmad Sama, the runner-up candidate for PP-104, Gujranwala, says the respondent MPA had been found guilty of impersonation while taking the BA examination at the IUB.

Mr Sama, who is from the Pakistan People's Party, said a criminal case was also registered against Mr Cheema, a Pakistan Muslim League-N, and had been banned for taking exams for three years.

The petitioner's counsel maintained that the respondent suffered a pre-election disqualification and should be declared disqualified to hold the seat in the Punjab Assembly.

In another plea, the LHC election tribunal adjourned the hearing of the petition seeking disqualification of PML-Q MPA Walayat Shah Khagga after the petitioner's counsel concluded his arguments. The tribunal now will resume hearing on Nov 26.

Nazar Muhammad Fatyana, a defeated candidate from PP-220, Sahiwal, sought disqualification of the respondent accusing him of holding the fake degree of BA. The petitioner's counsel said the respondent obtained a degree of BA from Azad Jammu and Kashmir campus of Al Kher University, which was not recognised by the Higher Education Commission (HEC).

Also, LHC Justice Iqbal Hameedur Rehman has issued notices to federal and Punjab education secretaries on a petition of Christian representatives seeking insertion of a chapter on life of Jesus Christ (AS) in a book being taught to Christian students of class 9 and 10.

Dr Raja Nathaniel Gill, former chairman of Minorities' Advisory Council, Punjab, and Mary Anne Gill, Crimes Prevention International secretary general, filed the petition that the Christian students were being taught a book 'Ikhlaqiat' which contains history of sacred personalities of various faiths except the life of Jesus Christ (AS). They said this was discrimination with the Christians, the largest minority in Pakistan, and the students.

The judge after hearing arguments issued notices to respondents and directed them to file their replies by Nov 26. The judge also issued notice to Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Lahore chairman. Dawn

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