Punjab university BS Chemistry, BEd supple results
Punjab university announced BS Chemistry, BEd supple results
Lahore, Oct 15: Punjab University Examinations Department has declared the
results of BS Chemistry (4-Years Programme), Semester System, Session
2005-2009, BS (Hons) Chemistry (4-Years Programme), Semester System,
Session 2001-2005 and Bachelor of Education (BEd), Supplementary
2006-2007 and Annual 2007-2008. F.P Report
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Admissions of Pakistani students in foreign educational institutions
Lahore: Members of the Provincial Assembly (MPAs) on Wednesday demanded
that students should not be stopped from going abroad after getting
admission in educational institutions that do not exist, because that
helps them to obtain visas, earn a living and benefit their country.
MPA Sheikh Allaudin presented an adjournment motion regarding the
illegal arrests of Pakistani students made by the British police on
behalf of the British government. It stated that a number of foreign
universities and colleges had put up stalls in hotels to attract
innocent people to obtain admissions. It stated that a foreign
newspaper had revealed that the British Home Affairs Department had
allowed such nonexistent institutions to enroll students and 100
Pakistani students were admitted in a college in Manchester that did
not exist. The motion said it was the negligence of the Education
Department for allowing illegal colleges and universities to set up
seminars and stalls. In reply to Allaudin's statement, Law Minister
Rana Sanaullah said the issue was correct, but this issue should not be
highlighted unnecessarily because it concerned the future of many
Pakistanis. He said Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik visited
Britain regarding the matter and negotiations were going on. He said
such law could not be made at a provincial level and legislation was
required on a national level. Daily times
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Stay against shifting of school
Layyah: District and Sessions Judge Muhammad Rasheed Qamar on
Wednesday directed the education authorities to stop shifting a primary
school in the remote Mahuwala locality to another village.
Taking exception to the shifting of the Government Boys Primary School
to Baiwala, the judge asked the education officials not to spoil the
future of the children seeking education in the institution and besides
maintaining it, they should go for establishment of a school at Baiwala
as well. The D&SJ (justice of peace) announced the
verdict while responding to the plea of the parents of Mahuwala school
students, who alleged that the institute was being shifted at the
behest of a political figure. He reprimanded Assistant
Education Officer (Choubara tehsil) Tahir Ramzan and directed the EDO
to transfer him for executing the school shifting orders. The
primary school at Basti Mahuwala, Chak 332-TDA, has been functioning
for the last 19 years and has currently 58 students on its rolls. The
D&SJ had summoned MPA Qaiser Abbas Magsi of the PML-N, the EDO
education and the Choubara DDEO to explain their stance on the issue.
Advocate Hasnain Khan represented the MPA in the court. A
philanthropist, Haq Nawaz said that he had donated four kanals for the
establishment of the school 18 years ago. He said the decision to shift
the school was politically motivated as the residents of Mahuwala had
voted against MPA Qaiser Abbas Magsi. "The MPA now wants to
teach a lesson to the Mahuwala residents by depriving their children of
the only school by shifting it to Basti Baiwala, five kilometres away
in the desert area." Documents show the Punjab government has
earmarked around Rs1.8 million for establishment of new schools at
Mahuwala but no work has been done on the project so far. In
a related development, Muzaffar Hussain, the only teacher at the
Mahuwala school, has been directed to serve a school run by a
non-government organisation at Basti Baiwala. The education authorities
posted him back on Sept 11 but he was again transferred to the Baiwala
institute within a month (on Sept 29) on the alleged pressure of the
MPA. MPA Qaiser Magsi refused to comment when this correspondent contacted him.
EDO (Education) Shakoor Anjum denied any political pressure to shift
the school. He said the education department's monitoring agencies had
reported low enrolment rate in the school. "So I have transferred the
teacher to a school nearby". He failed to answer queries about shifting
of the school. Meanwhile, educationists and social circles
have condemned what they said political victimisation of children. They
demanded that the chief minister take immediate action and ensure that
the Mahuwala primary school resumed operation. Dawn
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Teacher fractured pupil's arm
Sialkot: A schoolteacher crossed all limits of rough treatment
when he fractured the right arm of a seventh class student as a
punishment for not 'complying with his order to wash tea cups' during
school hours here on Monday. Reports said Noor Allah of the
Government National Boys High School severely caned student Muhammad
Nauman. He was ferried to a local hospital with a multiple bone
fracture on his right arm. EDO (Education) Muhammad Ali Sahu
took a serious notice of the incident and immediately suspended the teacher from service. The news
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