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Irregular' postings in Tevta institutes
Multan, July 23, 2008: Erratic postings by the Technical Education and
Vocational Training Authority (Tevta) in various institutions have put the
educational career of students on stake, it was learnt.
Tevta promoted
26 instructors on May 29 and posted them for the subjects overlooking their
qualification and competence.
Maqbool Husain, senior theory instructor
(mechanical) at the Government Technical Training Institute (GTTI), Gujarat, was
promoted chief electrical instructor at the same institution. Arshad Ali, chief
electrical instructor at the Gulberg GTTI, Lahore, was posted chief theory
instructor (mechanical) at the same institution, while Muhammad Ayub whom Arshad
succeeded was appointed assistant manager at the zonal manager
centre.
Muhammad Abdullah Khalid, senior electrical instructor in Lahore,
was promoted chief electrical instructor at the Kasur GTTI despite there was no
vacant post at Kasur institute.
Ghulam Hur Naz, senior electrical
instructor at the Chechawatni GTTI, was promoted and posted chief instructor at
the Depalpur GTTI against a vacant post despite the post of chief instructor was
also vacant at the Chechawatni GTTI.
Muhammad Riaz, senior mechanical
theory instructor at the Khanewal GTTI was promoted chief mechanical theory
instructor at the Bahawalnagar GTTI despite such a post was vacant at the GTTI
Sahiwal and he was willing to join the post.
Punjab Instructors
Association President Nazar Abbas said such irregular postings hit promotions of
all instructors.
Tevta Secretary Arshad Bhatti said a meeting was being
held on Wednesday (today) in Lahore to discuss the matter. Dawn
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PU Geology exam from Aug 8
Lahore: The Punjab University Examination Department has issued the admission schedule of
BSc Applied Geology, second professional, first annual examination 2007.
According to a press release, the forms can be submitted with single fee till
July 24 while the last date for submission of admission forms with double fee is
July 28. The exam will commence from August 8. The News
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PU team begins digging archaeological mound
Toba Tek Singh: A study group of the Punjab University
Archaeology Department (PUAD) on Tuesday started digging a mound (Tibba Sungal)
near Chak 742-GB, some 40 kilometres away from here, to trace remains of a
civilisation that existed nearly 400 years before Christ.
The 65-foot
high mound is erected on a chunk of land measuring around 10 acres near river
Ravi.
Kamalia MNA Riaz Fatyana, who was also present at the site, said by telephone that some farmers had handed him over some old pots recovered
from the mound a few years ago.He said he had sent those pots to the archaeology
department in Multan for research, which had indicated that the pots were of 400
years before Christ period.
He said he had sent a memorandum to the Prime
Minister's Secretariat pointing out that some grabbers were trying to encroach
upon the state land and ruin the national cultural heritage.
The PUAD was
directed to dig the area on which a 35-member team, including 13 girls, started
digging on Tuesday.
Led by PUAD head Dr Farzand Maseeh, the team
recovered during Tuesday's first digging a clay lamp (chiragh), clay armbands
and some pots.
Harappa Museum in-charge Muhammad Hussain was also present
at the site. He said that he had written to officials concerned to approve a
grant of Rs1 million for the purpose but to no avail.
It is pertinent to
mention here that the Tibba Sungal site is just 30 kilometers away from Harappa
(Sahiwal).
The PU team has proposed that first encroachments should be
removed from the mound so that a large-scale research work could be carried out
expeditiously.
The team experts have also suggested that Unesco should be
requested to hold a seminar to ascertain the historical status of Kamalia. Dawn
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PCS offers graduation in criminology
Rawalpindi: SSP of the Pre-Service Training Wing Roohi Muzamil
Tajik told the visiting crime reporters on Tuesday that the PCS had introduced a
bachelor's degree in criminology. She said around 393 students had been enrolled
with BSC in Criminology for first time in Pakistan. She said the PCS had
up-graded the criminology courses in collaboration with the Punjab University to
train students on modern arts of investigation. She said the PCS would soon open
classes for general public to study criminology. Daily Times
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