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PU diploma exams | IJT Mehfil-e-Mushaira
Medical diploma exams date sheet
Lahore, April 11, 2008: The Punjab University Examination Department has issued the date sheets
of various medical diploma examinations. According to a press statement these
exams include Diploma in Tuberculosis and Chest Diseases (DTCD), Supplementary
Examination 2005 & Annual Examination 2006, Diploma in Gynecology and
Obstetrics (DGO), Supplementary Examination 2005 & Annual Examination 2006,
Diploma in Clinical Pathology (DCP), Supplementary Examination 2005 & Annual
Examination 2006, Diploma in Child Health (DCH), Supplementary Examination 2005
& Annual Examination 2006, Diploma in Medical Radiology Therapeutics (DMRT),
Part-II, Supplementary Examination 2006 & Annual Examination 2007, Diploma
in Medical Radiology Diagnostics (DMRD), Part-II, Supplementary Examination 2006
& Annual Examination 2007, Diploma in Ophthalmic Medicine & Surgery
(DOMS), Part-II, Supplementary Examination 2006 & Annual Examination 2007,
Diploma in Laryngology and Otology (DLO), Part-II, Supplementary Examination
2006 and Diploma in Anesthesia (DA), Part-II, Supplementary Examination 2006
& Annual Examination 2007.
Power cut off at PU to foil student functions
Lahore: In order to prevent Islami Jamiat Talaba (IJT) from organising an
unauthorised event at New Campus, the Punjab University (PU) administration on
Thursday had to suspend power supply to the varsity's Student Teacher Centre
(STC), It was learnt.
According to sources Jamiat had announced to
arrange a Mehfil-e-Mushaira at the STC New Campus on Thursday evening but the PU
administration did not grant permission. However when the student group did not
pay heed to the instructions the varsity administration resorted to suspension
of electricity supply to the venue.
It is learnt that later Jamiat
activists themselves arranged generators to avoid any disruption in conduct of
the ceremony.
Sources in the PU administration said that the
administration could not physically stop the student group from arranging the
event therefore it suspended the power supply to the venue of the event. They
further said that the varsity officials also contacted the local police but it
refused to help the varsity administration.
"A large number of outsiders
and expelled students had gathered on the occasion owing to which the
administration hesitated to resist physically", they added.
PU chapter IJT Nazim Zahid Naveed said that permission was sought and
granted by the administration about the event adding it was unfortunate that
instead of facilitating students the administration suspended the electricity.
"Hundreds of students were attending the ceremony while guests included
renowned poets were also present", he said adding "The move was certainly
embarrassing". He said student unions had been restored but the varsity
administration was not willing to accept the decision of the Prime Minister by
adopting such tactics.
Zahid further said following varsity
administration's move Jamiat arranged generators to ensure smooth conduct of
this healthy and academic activity.
Meanwhile the PU administration on
Thursday also barred the Insaaf Students Federation (ISF) from holding a press
conference at the varsity's New Campus. The ISF was scheduled to hold a press
conference at the PU Institute of Communication Studies (ICS) while invitations
to media had also been dispatched.
However the student wing of Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) was not allowed to hold the press conference on the
pretext it had not sought any permission from the varsity
administration.
PU chapter ISF convener Kamran Akram Khan said the
varsity administration requested the ISF not to hold press conference therefore
the programme was cancelled.
He however expressed his dissatisfaction
over the move and said other student organisations like Islami Jamiat Talaba
(IJT) had not been barred from holding its events in the university in the past.
When contacted PU official spokesperson Dr Mujahid Ali Mansoori said no
student organisation was allowed to organise any event on the campus without
approval of the administration. 'As per the varsity Syndicate decision any
unauthorised activity by any student organisation is illegal', he
added.
He said the police did not cooperate while the varsity did not
have force to physically resist the student organisation owing to which it was
decided that power supply to the venue should be suspended.
Dr Mujahid
Mansoori, who is also the Students Advisor, said the ISF was not allowed to hold
the press conference because the PTI student-wing had not sought any
permission.
Law students demand reinstatement of in-charge
Lahore: A large number of students from the Punjab University (PU) Law
College staged a protest demonstration on Thursday once again and demanded
reinstatement of their collegeís in-charge who was removed from the post a
couple of days ago. According to details the protesting students staged a demo
outside the Vice Chancellor (VC) office at the New Campus and demanded
reinstatement of Associate Professor Ashfaq Ahmad Khan as in-charge of the
varsity's Law College. They also chanted slogans against the VC.
A number
of PU officials including Registrar Prof Dr Muhammad Naeem Khan reached the spot
and held talks with the students who later dispersed. Later the protesting
students gathered at the Law College but the college faculty members asked them
to end their protest as nothing was done wrong. It is learnt the faculty members
later also held a meeting and unanimously decided that if the students did not
pay heed to them they would themselves go on strike. The News
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