BISE Lahore Intermediate result fiasco
BISE unable to solve Intermediate result fiasco
Lahore, Sep 28: The Lahore board administration
has failed to solve the Result Late (RL) issue that aroused due to the
error-based Intermediate results, despite a passage of 18 days since result's
announcement. The students, along with their parents and teachers were
paying regular visits to the board's office to get their result cards, however,
the board officials were unable to issue them the results despite their several
claims and promises. The board officials had claimed to solve the issue
within three to four days but remained unsuccessful in fulfilling these
promises. The negligence of the officials had put the students, parents
as well as the teachers in turmoil since the new academic year had been delayed
owing to disruption in the admission process at graduate level because of the
result fiasco. According to details, more than 10,000 students had been
placed in the Result Late (RL) category soon after the results were announced.
Blunders in the result were exposed on the very next day when the top
positions were changed by the board's administration. Students said that they had been facing one problem after the other ever
since the board introduced the online system. They said that board
officials were responsible for spoiling the future of the students. They also
appealed to the Lahore High Court to take a suo motu notice of the negligence of
the board officials, hence, providing some relief to the students. Daily times
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CM warns of action over half-sleeves
Lahore: Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that condition of uniform in educational
institutions has been lifted so that parents could send their children to school
in such a dress as could protect them from dengue virus. He said the
condition of school uniforms had been withdrawn to save the parents from
expenditure on new uniform. However, he said, it had come to the notice that
some schools were violating the instructions and students were still attending
the school in half-sleeves and shorts. He directed the authorities to take stern
action against the educational institutions where the students were not coming
in long sleeve shirts, Shalwar or trousers and socks. He said parents could
register their complaints in this regard on the helpline. The chief
minister was presiding over a meeting on the campaign against dengue virus on
Tuesday. He said that special lectures should start on a daily basis in
educational institutions on dengue virus and preventive measures against it
within next 48 hours. The news
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PU collaborates with FMH to curb dengue
Lahore: Punjab University Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Mujahid Kamran, here on
Tuesday, presided over the second meeting of "Dengue Research Group," which has
been formed to curb dengue virus on emergency and permanent basis. Registrar
Prof Dr Muhammad Akhtar, Director CAMB Prof Dr Tayyab Hasnain, Dr Saeed Akhtar,
Dr Muhammad Idrees Khan, Dr Nasreen Muzaffar and other experts attended the
meeting. Moreover, the experts of Fatima Memorial Hospital (FMH) have also
joined hands with the PU to collaborate in Dengue Research Group. The experts of
FMH included Chairperson Dr Shaheema Rehman, Dr Noor Fatima, and Dr Haroon Ehsan
Technical Advisor Noor Centre for Research & Consulting Dr Shabnam Sarfraz
also attended the meeting. Vice-Chancellor Dr Mujahid
Kamran, appreciating the efforts of Dengue Research Group, said the PU would
utilize all-out resources to carry out research on dengue and announced to
provide research scholars to the team. He highlighted the need of coordination
among the scientists of Dengue Research Group who were doing research on dengue.
The experts agreed that
dengue virus in Pakistan could be a part of bio-warfare from a big power.
Encouraging the PU on Dengue Research Group, Dr Shaheema Rehman appreciated the
efforts of VC Dr Mujahid Kamran and said he had taken a great step. She said
this was a time of test for us and we needed to organize our resources. There is
much talent in our country and we need to adopt a strategy to work and handle
this virus, she said. She said with the decrease in temperature in December and
January, we would have to take a strong action against the larvae of dengue.
Meanwhile, Lahore General
Hospital has established High Dependency Intensive Care Unit (HDICU) for
providing modern medical facilities to dengue patient. The HDICU, set up at
Medical Unit I will function under the supervision of Prof of Medicine Dr
Ghayas-un-Nabi Tayyab. Earlier, MNA and Chairman
Samanabad Town Emergency Response Committee for Dengue Mian Marghoob has
directed the administrator of the town to issue notices to the owners of hotels,
chicken shops and such shopkeepers who are not removing stagnant water
accumulated in front of their shops. He passed these directions
while presiding over a meeting in town office, here on Tuesday. Member
Provincial Assembly Mehar Ishtiaq Ahmad and concerned officers were also
present. The nation
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