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SBTE Commerce diploma result | Benazir Bhutto Chair
SBTE declares Commerce diploma result
Karachi, Sep 27: Sindh Board of Technical Education (SBTE) on Friday announced the result of diploma in Commerce
part-II annual examination. As per result notification, as many as 1360
candidates appeared in the examination, 896 from Karachi and 464 from Sukkur, of
which 1039 were declared pass, 723 of Karachi and 316 of Sukkur. The pass
percentage stood at 76.39.
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Large-scale transfer of teachers begins
Karachi: Transfer and posting of a large number of teachers from
one college to another has been started with the commencement of the new
academic year.
As many as 27 teachers were transferred on Friday and,
according to sources, another 50 are to be transferred in a couple of
days.
Out of the 27 teachers whose have been transferred on Friday, 10
were posted until now at the PECHS Girls College, nine at the Govt Nazimabad
College, seven at the DJ Govt Science College and one at the Adamjee Govt
College.
The sources pointed out that transfer and posting on such a big
scale at a time when the new academic session had just commenced was bound to
create administrative problems for the managements of the colleges concerned.
The staff at the colleges where the process of admission to the Class-XI is
still under way are particularly disturbed by the move, according to the
sources. Resentment prevailed among the teaching staff at some of these colleges
when the transfer letters were handed over to the teachers concerned, they
said.
The sources also pointed out that since the Sindhi language teacher
of DJ Science College and Mathematics teacher of Ship-owners Govt College had
been appointed only recently as principals of a newly-established colleges - the
Govt Jamshed Road Girls College and the Manghopir College -, the colleges of
their previous posting were now left with no teacher for the subjects.
Similarly, one of the two Zoology teachers posted at the Adamjee Govt College
has been transferred to some other college and the college administration was in
a fix over how to teach a large number of students of Class XI and XII students
with only one teacher at its disposal.
Commenting on the move, Prof
Iftikhar Azmi of the Sindh Professors and Lecturers Association (SPLA) said that
transfer of teachers on such a big scale amid a shortage of no fewer than 2,000
teachers across the province was bound to disturb the peaceful atmosphere in
educational institutions.
"Had the education secretary and
director-general (colleges), Sindh, been sincere about offsetting the shortage,
they would have posted the 650 teachers already recommended by the Sindh Public
Service Commission and given appointment letters five months back," he argued,
adding that the recent government moves were only aggravating the problem at the
colleges which were already facing a dearth of teachers.
Prof Azmi
accused the officials of taking certain steps to ruin the atmosphere of the
colleges. In this regard, he also mentioned the recent move to hand over control
of two colleges to an NGO.
Admission process
A number of
students who have been offered admission to the Govt Boys College,
Gulshan-i-Bihar, Govt Boys College, Qasba and Govt Boys College, Sector 11,
Orangi Town under the Centralized Admission Policy (CAP) have been facing
immense hardship in completing the admission formalities owing to the
non-availability of the staff concerned.
The Sindh education department
has established five colleges in the city which were inaugurated by provincial
Minister for Education Pir Mazharul Haq recently. But the department has, so
far, failed to appoint teachers and other staff in the required number. The
staff available at the Govt Azam Basti Boys College and Govt Jamshed Girls
College has been provided on a "detailment" basis in violation of a ban
announced by the provincial government.
It has also been learnt that
although the five newly colleges have Commerce and Arts faculties, they offered
admission to first year classes only in the Commerce faculty. Dawn
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'Benazir Bhutto Chair at University of Karachi soon'
Karachi: A Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Chair is likely to be established at the
University of Karachi and Sindh University, Jamshoro, to carry out research on
her struggle for democracy, the oppressed people of the world, and different
aspects of her personality, according to Sindh minister for culture and tourism,
Sassi Palejo.
Speaking at press conference at her office on Friday in
connection with Tourism Day, she disclosed that the chief minister Sindh, Syed
Qaim Ali Shah, had approved a summary in this regard.
She said that the
late Benazir Bhutto was a leader of international calibre whose struggle for
democracy and against oppressive rule would be remembered forever and her
peaceful pursuit for the resolution of problems provides guidance for the people
to follow.
The minister said that the culture department would launch a
public-private partnership scheme to promote tourism in Sindh, which could
generate jobs and money.
She regretted that Sindh lacked "eco-tourism".
She announced that they would establish a National Park at Karoonjhar Hills
while another national park named after Dolih Darya Khan would be set up at
Makli, Thatta district.
She said a magazine would also be launched to
provide information about tourist sites in the province.
She said the
culture department would chalk out new policies about protection of historical
sites and a committee led by the Chief Minister had already been established for
the rehabilitation of Mohenjodaro. The Secretary, Culture, Shamsuddin Jafrani,
was also present. The News
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College academic activities suspended against hand over 2 government colleges to an NGO
Karachi: The Sindh Professors and Lecturers Association (SPLA) suspended academic and non-academic activities at
all city colleges as an action against the inappropriate attitude of the Sindh
Education Department and their decision to hand over 2 government colleges to an
NGO.
This took place at a meeting chaired by Prof. Athar Hussain on
Friday, held to review the Sindh Chief Secretary's intervention in the
privatization of Khatoon-e-Pakistan Government College and Raana Liaquat Ali
Khan Government College of Home Economics. SPLA leaders appreciated the
intervention and the fact that a committee was formed to investigate the matter,
however, they demanded that the privatization decision should be nullified
instead of being suspended.
Criticizing the Sindh education secretary
and Sindh colleges director, SPLA leaders stated that these officials should
resolve the problems faced by teachers instead of creating more problems.
The teachers have not been promoted for the last five years and this has
really affected their performance. SPLA leaders asked the education department
to give importance to teachers' promotions.
The female students and
teachers of Raana Liaquat Ali Khan Government College of Home Economics will
stage a demonstration against the privatization of the college. SPLA leaders
revealed that protests will continue until the notification privatizing the
colleges is cancelled. Daily Times
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Demand for strict security at KU
Karachi: While expressing satisfaction over the vice
chancellor's decision to debar a student accused of thrashing three university
teachers on Aug 26, Karachi University Teachers' Society has warned the
administration that its persistent failure to improve the law and order
situation on the campus could force teachers to abandon their
services.
The vice chancellor took the decision on the recommendation of
the university's discipline committee.
Kuts, in a statement issued here,
has appreciated the vice chancellor's move, but, at the same time maintained
that the administration needs to take more tough measures to prevent recurrence
of such violent incidents.
"The teachers are concerned over the
increasing incidents of violence and hooliganism on the campus and warned the
university administration that if effective security measures were not taken,
teachers would not be able to continue their work," the statement
said.
Referring to the many meetings held to sort out the campus security
issues, Kuts has urged the vice chancellor to immediately order implementation
of the proposals that had been discussed and agreed upon.
It has also
called for unity among teachers, while urging students and their parents to
demonstrate responsible behaviour and stay away from 'violent and criminal
activities'.
Kuts' statement has come against the backdrop of a
notification issued by the university on Friday. According to the notification,
a student of International Relations Department, Mohammad Qasim, has been
'debarred' till the final decision of the discipline committee against which he
had failed to appear despite many reminders.
The student was also found
responsible for misleading the university authorities by providing a false
residential address.
Due to the above reasons, the notification says: "Mr
Qasim shall remain deprived of all benefits and privileges of a bona fide
student of Karachi University except to the extent provided otherwise in the
debarment order."
It may be mentioned here that three students were also
killed in campus violence on the same day, August 26. Dawn
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FUUAST Eid-ul-Fitr holidays
Karachi: Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (FUUAST)
announced that the university will remain closed from October 1 to 4 on account
of Eid-ul-Fitr holidays. The News
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| Education News | | Updated: 26 May, 2012 |
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