Federal board SSC supplemantary results 2009
FBISE announced results for SSC supplementary exams
Islamabad, Oct 20: Federal Board of Intermediate and
Secondary Education (FBISE) Monday announced results for Secondary
School Certificate (SSC) supplementary exams for which the pass
percentage remained 50.55. According to FBISE statistics, 3698 students
of the total 7,345 cleared all the papers. The total ex-private
candidates appeared in the supplementary exam include 4,742 boys and
2,603 girls students. In Science group, 4,711 appeared in the
supplementary exam among which 2,654 were declared pass with the
percentage of 56.62. In Humanities group, 2634 candidates including
1,042 boys and 1,592 girls appeared and 1,044 of total candidates
passed all the paper for which the percentage was 39.71. The result
cards of ex-private candidates are being sent on the addresses given in
the admission forms of the students and the result cards of the
candidates belonging to Gilgit-Baltistan are being sent to sub-office
Gilgit. While, the result intimation cards of overseas
candidates would be sent to the heads of the institutions from where
they appeared. This year eight unfair means cases were reported for
which a judicious procedure was adopted. The result is also available
on website www.fbise.edu.pk or the students can SMS in the format of:
FB[roll number] on unified code 5050.
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Terror threat forces closure of education institutions
Islamabad: Fear gripped the dwellers of the twin-cities on Monday as
the parents avoided sending their children to schools while most of the
educational institutions remained closed due to the fear of any
terrorist incident. Meanwhile, the police high-ups circulated an alert message among policemen, asking
them to be on guard while performing their duties. Intelligence sources
said some vague information had been received that a group of militants
would try to hijack a school bus of the UK or US educational
institutions and take it to the NWFP to negotiate the release of their
aides from the custody of law-enforcing agencies. The sources said a
couple of educational institutions had received such threats too. Following
the information, heavy contingents of uniformed and plain-clothed
police personnel were deployed around marked school to counter such
threats, the sources said. Meanwhile, the crackdown against the
miscreants continued in the twin cities and the law enforcing agencies
detained over 50 suspects during the operation, recovering firearms
from their custody, the police said. The Rawalpindi police
conducted a search operation in and around Westridge and detained 83
suspicious people from different localities, the police said, adding
that 200 security personnel participated in the operation. The capital
police also arrested an activist of a Jehadi organisation during
special checking in the city. In Islamabad, police and officials
of the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration on Sunday night
searched a few religious seminaries. During the checking, the
police arrested six suspects out of whom three were arrested for
keeping illegal weapons. A delegation comprising scholars of Wafaqul
Madaris on Monday met with Deputy Inspector General of Police
(Operations), Islamabad, Bin Yameen. It was agreed that no
foreigner would be given admission in any seminary or appointed as Imam
Masjid or Moazin. It was also agreed that no one would be allowed to
carry weapons in seminaries.
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Conference on emerging technologies begins at NU
Islamabad: The two-day fifth IEEE International
Conference on Emerging Technologies (ICET-2009) began Monday at
National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NU), says a
press release. Renowned nuclear scientist Dr Samar Mubarakmand
was the chief guest at the opening ceremony of the conference. Speaking
on the occasion, NU Rector Dr Amir Muhammed, welcomed the chief guest.
He stressed that research should be carried out in the areas related to
socio-economic growth of the country. Dr Samar asked the
research community in Pakistan to attempt challenging problems that
were essential for the economic stability and defence of the country.
He advised the young researchers to concentrate their research on
solving the existing problems of the nation. He praised the quality of
research being conducted at the FAST-NU Dr. Mudassir Farooq
spoke on quality of research. He also highlighted some of the
researches being carried out at the university. Dr. Anwar Majid Mirza
also spoke on the occasion. More than 90 eminent local and foreign
experts are presenting their research work in the conference.
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Seminar on 'Pak-China relations' held at FJWU
Rawalpindi: The Fatima Jinnah Women University
(FJWU) Department of Defense and Diplomatic Studies (DDS) Monday
organised a seminar titled 'Pakistan-China Relations: Celebrating 60
Years of Sino-Pak Friendship'. Yao Jing, deputy ambassador at
the Embassy of People's Republic of China, delivered the keynote
address, while Professor Zohu Rong, chief of Guang Ming Daily,
Islamabad Bureau, Samrana Afzal, lecturer at the Department of DDS at
FJWU, and Rizwan Sharif, lecturer at the Department of DDS at FJWU,
were among the speakers of the seminar. The seminar was held
to celebrate Pakistan-China friendship and highlighted salient features
of the time-tested relationship of Pakistan and China, which is
dynamic, enduring and multi-dimensional in nature. Chinese
Deputy Ambassador Yao Jing said that the China's foreign policy is
based on the principles of 'Peace, Development and Cooperation'. He
applauded Pakistan's role in being the first Muslim country to
establish relations with China. He further stated that over a
period of years Pakistan has always supported China and a close
identity of views and mutuality of interest is the hallmark of
bilateral ties. Samrana Afzal provided an appraisal of Sino-Pakistan
diplomatic relations over the past 60 years. Ms. Afzal said that the
Pak-China ties are long lasted and deep-rooted. She was of the view
that Pakistan has followed one China policy ever since the Chinese
liberation. She also highlighted the terms of Pak-China friendship in
different phases and called it a comprehensive relationship. Professor
Zohu Rong in his address talked about the 'Sino-Pak Strategic
Partnership'. He highlighted the strategic depth of relationship
between China and Pakistan and its future prospects. Professor
Zohu Rong was of the view that the commonality of interests and
perceptions has made the Pak-China cooperation deeper. He also hoped
that the time-tested friendship that has celebrated 58 years of its
existence would continue even beyond another 60 years. Rizwan
Sharif spoke on the topic of 'Rise of China and South Asian Security'.
In his presentation he apprised the audience of major developments
China has made in recent years. He also briefly talked about the
relations of China with other countries in the South Asian region while
examining the implications of China's rise in the region. The
chief guest, Professor Dr. Naheed Zia Khan, Dean Faculty of Law,
Commerce and Management Sciences while speaking on the occasion said
that Chinese Civilisation is the oldest surviving civilisation in the
world. She appreciated China for playing a graceful role in
international politics. She further said that China does not follow the
policy of hegemony, but peaceful co-existence, which is indeed
admirable. The seminar formally ended with a vote of thanks by
Rabia Akhtar, Head of the Department Defense and Diplomatic Studies.
Later, university souvenirs were presented to honourable guests as a
token of appreciation and participation.
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Students apprised of benefits of hand washing
Rawalpindi: Students of The City School, Junior
Branch, Harley Street, celebrated Global Hand Washing Day. They
actively participated in speeches conveying messages about importance
of keeping hands clean. An activity of 'hand washing' was also
arranged, in which all students washed their hands in order to ensure
the importance of keeping hands clean. Students had made
badges and slogans on the importance of hand washing. Students were
also given facts about the number of children falling ill in Pakistan
due to unhygienic environmental conditions. They were told
that hand washing is one of the preventive ways to keep away diseases.
School Principal Samina Raja said that parents should ensure that
children wash their hands before eating anything, so that they are
prevented from five major diseases. The news
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