Abbottabad SSC examination results 2011

Abbottabad Board declares SSC results
Abbottabad, June 15: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Abbottabad, on Tuesday declared the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) annual 2011 examination results that showed pass percentage of 72.23.

The officials of the BISE said that 47,401 candidates appeared in the examination and 34,240 were declared successful. In the science group, the top three positions were won by the students of Pakistan Scouts Cadet College, Batrasi in Mansehra. Ikramullah from this institution secured 971 marks and topped the board while Haider Zaman with 970 marks got second position and Muhammad Nauman Khan with 969 stood third.

Among the girl students in the science group, Anab Sardar of Pakistan International Public School (PIPS), Abbottabad topped with 966 marks, Mahnoor Ashfaq of the Sky International School, Mansehra stood second with 961 marks and Maryam Kiyani, student of PIPS got 958 marks to achieve third position.

In the humanities group among females, Nazia Bibi, student of Hera Children Home, Bagra in Haripur secured 873 marks and got first position. Tanzeela Ahmed Khan of Government High School, Bakki Mansehra with 872 marks got second position and Bushra Bibi, Government Girls High School, Shinkiari Mansehra with 868 marks got third position.

In the humanities group among males, Muhammad Salem, who appeared in the examination as private candidate, got 842 marks and stood first, Abu Bakar with 802 marks was placed second and Syed Mehar Ali Shah of Modern Public School and College, Abbottabad with 791 marks obtained third position. The news

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MNAs protest DG Khan BISE policy
Muzzafargarh: Former federal minister Sardar Abdul Qayyum Jatoi, MNAs Sardar Moazim Jatoi and Jamshad Ahmad Khan Dasti condemned the wrong policy of the Dera Ghazi Khan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE) about electrical wiring subject.

The step of educational board is a deep conspiracy against the young generation of Seraiki Region, they alleged.

They vowed that the issue would be taken up on the floor of the National Assembly and they would record their protest against the board policy.

District coordinator Sheikh Rashid, Abdul Latif Baloch, Mufti Muhammad Shafi and Hamad Nawaz appealed to the Punjab Chief Minister to take notice of the wrong decision of the chairman BISE DG Khan.

Motorcyclist killed in accident: A motorcyclist was killed in an accident on Mianwali Road near Sultan Colony here on Tuesday.

As per detail, Waqas son of Niaz Ahmad, a resident of Toba Tek Singh, along with his two friends was returning home.

Waqas killed on the spot while Imran and Rizwan were injured seriously. They were referred to the Nishtar Hospital Multan. The nation

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Mardan BISE results out
Mardan: The Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (BISE), Mardan, on Tuesday declared result of the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) annual examination for 2011.

The result notification said that around 46,307 candidates appeared in the examination and 30,094 were declared successful with a pass percentage of 65. A total of 23,125 students appeared in the Science Group and 18,687 were declared successful. The success rate was 65 per cent.

Waqar Khan (Roll No 82,733) of Ghazali Public High School, Hathian in Mardan district secured 968 marks and stood first in the board. Muhammad Bilal (Roll No 74,604) of The Pioneers English Grammar School, Marghuz town in Swabi district got 954 marks and bagged second position while Azeem Sikander Khan (Roll No 74,610) of the same school obtained 948 marks and clinched third position. The news

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UVAS VC urges scientists to enhance research
Lahore: The University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Nawaz has said that it is high time for the scientists to make research in agriculture and livestock sectors so that they meet public requirements with regard to milk, meat and eggs.

He was speaking during a workshop on "Media management for Livestock Extension Services" on Tuesday at university conference hall. The function was organised by Livestock Dairy Development Department (L&DDD) in collaboration with University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences. L&DDD additional secretary Khalid Awais Ranjha, Director General (Ext), Dr Irfan Zahid, director communication Dr Israr, renowned journalist Sajjad Mir and UVAS director Institute of Continue Education Dr Aneela Zameer Durrani also spoke on the occasion. Prof Dr Muhammad Nawaz said 'that the majority of the livestock farmers have no land but have three to four animals. Dr Nawaz said, "We have to approach such community and provide them extension services to increase the milking potential up to 20 litres. He categorically said, 'University is making utmost effort to boost the livestock sector'. But the thing is that electronic and print media give very short space to such growing sectors. The media has to chalk out a strategy for the welfare of the small farmers and launching a series of programmes on livestock and animal reproduction.

Dr Aneela delivered a comprehensive presentation in which she explained the success story of extension services including Uganda, India, Chili, Zimbabwe, and Malaysia. She said that the most of the research on extension side is not developmental. She urged the livestock department to launch an effective media campaign.

Dr Aneela said that transfer of technology should be demonstrated to farmers with the presence of media.

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BZU, PVC apathy may cost students future
Multan: The students of Department of veterinary Sciences, Bahauddin Zakariya University Multan staged a protest against non-recognition of department's DVM degree by the Pakistan Veterinary Council here on Tuesday. A large number of students gathered outside their office and brought out a rally against the BZU administration. They also shouted slogans against Pakistan Veterinary Council (PVC).

Talking to the journalists, the students said that the DVM degree had been launched five years ago but the BZU administration failed to get the degree recognized from the council so far. They lamented that the BZU administration had put their future on stake. They demanded of the varsity administration to get their degree recognized from the council forthwith otherwise they would spread the gamut of their protest. They further threatened that they would encircle the office of the council too.

MSM protest: The workers of Mutahida Shehri Mahaaz staged a protest against increasing incidents of violence against journalists here at Chowk Kutchery on Tuesday. Over two dozen protesters gathered at the chowk under the leadership of Tariq Naem Ullah and carried out non-stop sloganeering against the government.

The speakers declared the killings of journalists unacceptable, saying it was a conspiracy to silence the voice of media.

They said that the media made the masses aware of truth through unbelievable endeavour and the killings of journalists were a conspiracy to prevent media from playing this important role. They said that threats of dire consequences were hurled to the cameramen, who captured the videos of murders in Quetta and Karachi. They demanded of the government to ensure freedom of press and offer protection to the journalists. The nation

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Govt donates Rs 50m to GCU
Lahore: The Punjab government on Tuesday made a donation of Rs 50 million to the Government College University's Endowment Fund Trust (EFT).

The amount was pledged by Chief Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif at the oath-taking ceremony of the Old Ravians Union (ORU). The amount was released on Tuesday on the personal intervention of CM.

Later in the day, GCU EFT Executive Committee Secretary Prof Dr Khalid Manzoor Butt handed over the cheque of Rs 50 million to GCU EFT Chairman and Acting Vice Chancellor Prof Ikramul Haq at a ceremony held at the varsity. GCU Treasurer Muhammad Shafiq Mughal was also present.

Prof Butt told the VC that the GCU Endowment Fund Trust had swelled to Rs 112 million with the induction of the amount released by the Punjab government.

Prof Ikram said the amount would be spent on the education of deserving students and development projects of the university. The news

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