Federal Urdu University BA, MA exam submission forms
FUUAST BA, MA exam submission forms date announced
Karachi, Sep 12: The Controller of Examinations, Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and
Technology (FUUAST) Karachi Friday announced the date for submission of
examination forms of BA (Hons) 1st, 2nd and 3rd year and MA first and final
years. The forms could be obtained from Allied Bank's Baba-e-Urdu branch and
submitted from September 11 to 25. The news
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Govts encouraged criminalisation of student politics
Hyderabad: The Sindh Democratic Forum has blamed what it terms
'anti-Sindh governments' at the centre and its agencies for deliberately
encouraging criminalisation of student organisations to smother growth of
progressive and nationalist ideas among Sindhi youth. The convener of
the forum Abrar Kazi and secretary Zulfiqar Halepoto said in a joint statement
issued on Friday that the tragic murder of a Mehran university student and
subsequent closure of the universities in and around Jamshoro had once again
brought to the fore the enormous loss to the process of learning in a province
that was already trailing behind all provinces of the country, and most
countries of the world. They said that it was the direct consequence of
criminalisation of student politics, inefficiency and lack of commitment of the
faculty and apathy and indifferent attitude of the government. They said
that over a period of four decades the anti-Sindh governments at the centre and
its agencies had deliberately encouraged criminalisation of student
organisations. The task had been carried out through 'selected'
political groups who played in the hands of enemies while championing freedom
and deliverance of Sindh, they said. They caused near death of education
and learning in the province, the leaders said, adding that parents of the
children studying in these universities were extremely worried and held the
political groups, including different factions of Jeay Sindh and the Pakistan
People's Party, responsible for the protection they had provided to criminals
and murderers. The SDF simultaneously held the Sindh and Mehran
universities' administrations responsible for the crisis because the murderers
reportedly enjoyed backing of higher officials of Sindh university and district
administration, they said. They demanded that these students should be
rusticated immediately and put behind the bars on murder charges. The SDF
thought that Sindh could no more withstand ignorance and illiteracy because a
nation could not be built without sound education, they remarked. It
was, therefore, imperative that top priority should be given to maintaining
peace and order in the higher seats of learning for which the responsibility
rested equally with the government, faculty, administration and civil society,
the leaders said. They demanded that student politics carried out by the
student wings of different political parties should be banned and only healthy
union activities should be allowed to flourish on the campuses. They
demanded that all such students who, in any way, disrupt classes or insult
teachers should be awarded major punishment of rustication. They appealed to
Sindhi society to join hands and raise a collective voice against the crimes
being committed in the name of student politics in the institutions of higher
learning. Unless the citizens raised their voice and criticised the political
groups openly and vociferously for their patronage of criminal elements in
student politics, this curse would never come to an end, they said.
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Mehran university rustication
Hyderabad: The vice-chancellor of the Mehran University of Engineering
and Technology has rusticated for a year Ahmed Hussain Jatt and Mohammad Hussain
Jatt in light of report of the disciplinary committee, according to a
notification. The students who reportedly belonged to the Sindh People's
Students Federation were accused of creating chaos and law and order situation
on the campus from time to time. The notification said that an FIR had
been registered against them at Jamshoro police station, which accused them of
the murder of JSSF activist Asadur Rehman. The students were issued
show-cause notices on two occasions, asking them to appear before the committee
but they remained absent, it said. Dawn
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