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Transparent polls alone to<br />

wipe out corruption: Siraj<br />

Bureau<br />

I S L A M A B A D :<br />

Faculty of Education,<br />

Allama Iqbal Open<br />

University (AIOU)<br />

achieved the distinction of<br />

wining over Higher<br />

Education Commission<br />

(HEC) special grants<br />

against its five researchbased<br />

projects.<br />

This was in addition to<br />

HEC’s thematic research<br />

grant against the Faculty's<br />

two others programs. The<br />

achievement was the result<br />

of hectic research-based<br />

activities, pursued by the<br />

University during the last<br />

two and half years, in<br />

accordance with futuristic<br />

vision of the University’s<br />

Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr.<br />

Shahid Siddiqui.<br />

According to the Dean,<br />

Faculty of Education Dr.<br />

Nasir Mahmood, the<br />

department was also having<br />

funding from a NGO,<br />

PARWAN for development<br />

of postgraduate<br />

diploma programs in the<br />

area of Early Childhood<br />

Care and Education.<br />

The Faculty is also<br />

engaged with UNICEF,<br />

UNESCO and JICA to<br />

develop postgraduate and<br />

certificate courses and<br />

material to cater the<br />

requirement of trained<br />

teachers in the area of<br />

Non-Formal Basic<br />

Education (NFBE). They<br />

are providing financial<br />

support for carrying out<br />

the program.<br />

LAHORE: Ameer<br />

Jamaat-e-Islami Sirajul<br />

Haq, has said that transparent<br />

and completely impartial<br />

elections were the only<br />

way to wipe out corruption<br />

and to help solve the<br />

numerous problems facing<br />

the country.<br />

Talking to newsmen<br />

here, the JI chief said masses<br />

were losing confidence<br />

in the elections and the<br />

present rulers had totally<br />

disappointed them. He said<br />

that if the corrupt rulers<br />

managed to escape even<br />

after the JIT investigation,<br />

the masses would take the<br />

plunderers to account on<br />

roads and streets.<br />

He said that the JI was<br />

trying to bring the political<br />

parties on one page regarding<br />

electoral reforms. He<br />

said that a party lobby was<br />

controlling the country’s<br />

politics and institutions.<br />

This lobby purchased the<br />

mandate by spending billions<br />

in elections. These<br />

people were the root cause<br />

of all the problems in the<br />

country, he added.<br />

The JI chief said that the<br />

resources of the Punjab<br />

The main focus of the<br />

all research-based activities<br />

was to address the<br />

socio-economic issues of<br />

the society, besides promoting<br />

quality education<br />

through non-formal mood<br />

of learning.<br />

The University has also<br />

submitted a number of<br />

research proposals to<br />

HEC for the next year<br />

under National Research<br />

Program for the<br />

Universities (NRP). There<br />

has been upward trend of<br />

winning research grants<br />

from national and international<br />

institutions in the<br />

recent years.<br />

This helped the AIOU<br />

to improve its academic<br />

ranking and to maintain<br />

were being spent on a limited<br />

area due to which there<br />

was much disappointment<br />

and even hatred in the<br />

Southern Punjab. He said<br />

the problems of the<br />

AIOU wins HEC’s research grants<br />

HYDERABAD: Mothers day at National Public School Latifabad.<br />

Govt spending over Rs3b on<br />

promotion of education in FATA<br />

ISLAMABAD: The<br />

federal government is<br />

spending three and half billion<br />

rupees on promotion of<br />

education in FATA.<br />

According to a report<br />

quoting sources of FATA<br />

Secretariat, the government<br />

has initiated fifty-nine projects<br />

in education sector out<br />

of which thirty five projects<br />

have been completed.<br />

The projects include<br />

provision of missing facilities,<br />

clean drinking water,<br />

furniture, overcoming<br />

shortage of teaching staff<br />

and security, improvement<br />

of infrastructure, boundary<br />

walls and up-gradation of<br />

schools.<br />

its learning standard in<br />

term of quality and productive.<br />

In order to develop<br />

research culture, and fulfill<br />

its main academic<br />

responsibility, creating<br />

and disseminating knowledge,<br />

the Vice Chancellor<br />

has taken a number of initiatives<br />

that include special<br />

incentives to the<br />

Faculty and non-faculty<br />

members for doing<br />

research, relating to the<br />

community’s welfare.<br />

The University held a<br />

number of national and<br />

international conferences<br />

in the recent years to share<br />

and disseminate research<br />

in various disciplines for<br />

the benefit of the society.<br />

Pakistan embassy in<br />

Washington hosts<br />

Sufi musical concert<br />

ISLAMABAD:<br />

Embassy of Pakistan celebrating<br />

70 years of friendship<br />

between Pakistan and<br />

the United States hosted a<br />

Sufi Musical Concert in<br />

Washington.<br />

Ustad Dilshad Hussain<br />

Khan, a composer and<br />

musicologist enthralled the<br />

audience with his performance<br />

on instruments, interspersed<br />

with recitation of<br />

Sufi poetry.<br />

The Ambassador Aizaz<br />

Ahmed Chaudhry in his<br />

remarks said Pakistani<br />

musicians like Ustad<br />

Dilshad, continue to inspire<br />

and entertain people with<br />

their talent and finesse.<br />

First convocation of the Muhammad<br />

Madical College Mirpurkhas held<br />

MA Rehmani<br />

MIRPURKHAS : <strong>May</strong><br />

21 Around 320 graduates<br />

of the Muhammad Medical<br />

College Mirpurkhas (first<br />

batch) received their<br />

degrees at the first convocation<br />

of the Muhammad<br />

Madical College<br />

Mirpurkhas.<br />

Prof Dr Fateh Burfat ,<br />

the first vice chancellor of<br />

the university of Sindh, was<br />

the chief guest at the convocation.<br />

Address to the convocation<br />

ceremony the voice<br />

chancellor congratulating<br />

the fresh graduates told<br />

them to work hard for<br />

achieving excellence in<br />

higher and specialised<br />

fields in the medical science<br />

and conduct research. He<br />

said the aim should be to<br />

serve the ailing humanity.<br />

He appreciated the team<br />

(MMC) Mirpurkhas for<br />

putting in all out efforts to<br />

see the campus grow fast.<br />

Dr, Professor Syed<br />

Muhammad Razi Managing<br />

Trusty of Muhammad<br />

Madical College<br />

Mirpurkhas address to the<br />

convocation.<br />

We have succeeded in<br />

acquiring new buildings for<br />

the university which have<br />

been constructed at the site<br />

and this reflects our commitment<br />

with the medical<br />

education, He observed that<br />

the ( MMC) Mirpurkhas<br />

was placed at good position<br />

by the Higher Education<br />

Commission in the ranking<br />

of the country’s universities.<br />

, he added.<br />

Appreciating new graduates,<br />

he called upon them to<br />

concentrate on serving ailing<br />

humanity and continue<br />

studies for specialisation.<br />

They should discharge their<br />

duties to prove themselves<br />

beneficial to the society, he<br />

said.<br />

Out of 14 batches graduatses<br />

position holders<br />

were awarded gold medals<br />

and a large no of best students<br />

silver medals<br />

received silver medals.and<br />

also address to the<br />

Convocation prof Dr<br />

Ghlum Ali Memon principal<br />

(MMC ) Mirpurkhas ,<br />

Prof Shams ul Arfain ,Dr<br />

Habib ur Rehman<br />

Parents of graduates<br />

Doctors, students ,senior<br />

Generalists Ashiq Ali<br />

,Saleem shiekh wahid<br />

pehlwani however, attended<br />

the event.<br />

Southern Punjab could be<br />

solved only by making it a<br />

separate province.<br />

To a question about the<br />

next budget, Sirajul Haq<br />

said that the people considered<br />

the budget as a drone<br />

attack by the Finance<br />

Minister Ishaq Dar as it<br />

would be nothing budget<br />

except some more taxes.<br />

He said that even after the<br />

annual budget, there would<br />

be many mini budgets that<br />

would add to the worries of<br />

the people and enhance<br />

price hike.<br />

The JI chief said that he<br />

had already met PPP chief<br />

Asif Ali Zardari on the<br />

issue of electoral reforms<br />

and would soon meet the<br />

heads of other parties in<br />

this respect.<br />

Two youngsters<br />

booked for<br />

impersonation<br />

ISLAMABAD: A student<br />

was arrested for<br />

allegedly impersonating a<br />

candidate in examination<br />

within jurisdiction of<br />

Industrial Area Police.<br />

Hassan Javed was caught<br />

while appearing for his<br />

friend during verification of<br />

the candidate’s admit card<br />

and other documents in the<br />

exam hall. M Nawaz, a resident<br />

of Industrial Area,<br />

lodged a complaint with the<br />

local police that he was duty<br />

invigilator in an education<br />

institution located in I-8<br />

when he caught Hassan<br />

Javed attempting first year<br />

paper instead of Idrees<br />

Ahmed. Police have arrested<br />

Hassan and Idrees after registering<br />

a case.<br />

Man booked for hurling<br />

life threats at woman<br />

RAWALPINDI: New<br />

The Town Police have booked<br />

a man for allegedly hurling<br />

life threats at a woman.<br />

Najma Bibi lodged a<br />

complaint with the local<br />

police that Usman Tedha<br />

threatened her of dire consequences<br />

over the phone<br />

and asked her to withdraw<br />

the complaint lodged<br />

against him.<br />

Report<br />

HYDERBABAD: A<br />

resident of Qalanderabad<br />

Kotri, Allahdino Mallah<br />

has complained that on<br />

31st March <strong>2017</strong> at 9.30 in threatened<br />

night, more than 50 personals<br />

wearing masks of<br />

CTD, ATF, FIA and other<br />

agencies personals who<br />

were wearing civil and<br />

commando dresses and<br />

were drunken intruded<br />

into his house forcefully<br />

as if they were terrorist.<br />

They pointed arms and<br />

rifles at his family and<br />

tortured them. They also<br />

used vulgar language and<br />

torture against his family<br />

members. They searched<br />

all his house & during this<br />

process they damaged the<br />

furniture and fixtures of<br />

the house. During this they<br />

threatened them that they<br />

will kill them if thye did<br />

not keep quiet. They<br />

Monday, <strong>May</strong> <strong>22</strong>, <strong>2017</strong><br />

National<br />

wrapped eyes of his two<br />

sons Jawed Ali and Sajid<br />

Ali started torturing them<br />

and took them along with<br />

them. While going they<br />

of dire consequences<br />

if I tell any one<br />

they will kill my sons and<br />

show it as Police encounter<br />

and also will kill you. He<br />

said “Apart from kidnapping<br />

my sons they took<br />

away 20 lacs worth of Gold<br />

Jewelry, 7 Lac rupees cash,<br />

Mobile phone sets of all<br />

family members, All<br />

Licensed arms and ammunition<br />

including Rifle,<br />

Shotgun and Repeater, One<br />

laptop computer, Property<br />

papers of Home, Car papers<br />

and other office letters.<br />

After they left when I came<br />

out of my house my neighbors<br />

informed me that they<br />

had cordoned off the area<br />

and closed all the neighboring<br />

houses from outside.”<br />

3<br />

State agencies pick up 2 from<br />

Kotri: No response to SHC orders<br />

He said he reached local<br />

Police Station along with<br />

relatives to lodge FIR but<br />

SHO Qurban Aaqilani did<br />

not lodged/ file the FIR and<br />

told us to come in the<br />

morning.<br />

After about 02 hours<br />

after the event I received a<br />

call from cell phone number<br />

0305-3008441. The<br />

calling person identified<br />

himself as a NAB personal<br />

and threatened me that I<br />

have earlier told you earlier<br />

to keep quite. He further<br />

threatened that if the lifes<br />

of your sons are dear to you<br />

otherwise we can do anything<br />

including killing you<br />

and your sons. Later on it<br />

came to my knowledge that<br />

the calling person was<br />

Shahid Khan Ghori living<br />

in Pacca Qila area and identified<br />

himself as agency<br />

personals. The caller identified<br />

him as Shahid Ghori.<br />

HYDERABAD: Chairman Mutehda Qumi Movement Pakistan Dr. Farooq Sattar addressing<br />

to workers before start “Huqooq Rally” from City gate to Koh-e-Noor chowk.<br />

Patients suffer as main AC<br />

plant goes out of order at PIMS<br />

ISLAMABAD: Patients<br />

at Pakistan Institute of<br />

Medical Sciences (PIMS)<br />

these days are suffering<br />

severe complications as the<br />

main AC plants went out of<br />

order.<br />

The largest hospital of<br />

the Federal Capital is on<br />

fire now days. Even the<br />

fans have gone dysfunctional;<br />

the shoddier situation<br />

has compelled the<br />

patients to carry hand cooling<br />

fans in all the day.<br />

According to administration<br />

the PC one of Rs<br />

ISLAMABAD: Annual<br />

Visakh Mela will start in<br />

Pakistan today (Monday)<br />

to celebrate Lord Buddha's<br />

Birthday.<br />

Delegations from Sri<br />

Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal, and<br />

other parts of the world<br />

will participate in the festivities.<br />

A 34-member Buddhist<br />

delegation, comprising<br />

senior monks, religious<br />

scholars, government officials<br />

and pilgrims left<br />

Colombo for Islamabad on<br />

Sunday to attend the<br />

Festival.<br />

500 million has been sent<br />

for approval a year back,<br />

all in vain as no approval<br />

could have been made yet.<br />

The administration enjoys<br />

air-conditioned rooms<br />

round the clock, whereas<br />

the patients are under hell<br />

like circumstances.<br />

The hospital, largest in<br />

the federal capital, with a<br />

total of 1,400 beds is witnessing<br />

huge rush of outdoor<br />

and indoor patients<br />

these days and this has<br />

compounded the seething<br />

predicament.<br />

The delegates are visiting<br />

Islamabad on the invitation<br />

of the government of<br />

Pakistan. They will visit<br />

different sites of Buddhist<br />

spiritual and religious significance<br />

in Taxila and<br />

Takht-i-Bahi.<br />

Pakistan has been the<br />

“Cooling is integral to<br />

early healing of wounds<br />

and to keep infections at<br />

bay,” said a senior surgeon,<br />

When the vice chancellor<br />

of Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali<br />

Bhutto University<br />

Professor Javead Akram<br />

was asked about the miserable<br />

condition of the<br />

patients he cited that the<br />

CP one has been approved<br />

but the final approval has<br />

to be made by Economic<br />

Affairs Division. The fans<br />

will be made functional till<br />

Monday.<br />

Annual Visakh Mela starts in Pakistan today<br />

I S L A M A B A D :<br />

Though you had had a full<br />

night sleep still the yawning<br />

does not stop. Many of<br />

us rush to have our coffee<br />

cup in this situation but<br />

there are some foods that<br />

are better and more efficient<br />

than the cup of coffee.<br />

Here are the foods<br />

that prevent lethargy<br />

Chia seeds (tukhume<br />

balanga)<br />

Chia seeds are rich<br />

source of Omega-3 fatty<br />

acids, which are considered<br />

as brain boosters. It<br />

shuns weariness and<br />

keeps you more alert.<br />

These seeds are amazing<br />

as they absorb 10 times<br />

their weight in water,<br />

accelerating digestion<br />

while making it sure that<br />

you are hydrated and<br />

energized. So, add it to<br />

your drinks which you are<br />

going to consume feverishly<br />

in the coming days.<br />

Chilled water<br />

Water has the ability to<br />

rejuvenate you. It awakens<br />

your senses. It keeps<br />

our body cells hydrated<br />

and active. Long dry<br />

spells take a toll on your<br />

ability to remain alert and<br />

active. So, if you feel<br />

sluggish during your day,<br />

just rush to the water<br />

cooler.<br />

Leafy greens<br />

Vegetables such as<br />

spinach, lettuce, and kale<br />

can get you rid of that<br />

feeling of lethargy. These<br />

greens are rich in Vitamin<br />

B, with the help of which<br />

your body converts food<br />

into energy. So, include<br />

them in your salad, it will<br />

keep you alive.<br />

Eggs<br />

Eggs are one of the<br />

best breakfast choices. Do<br />

cradle of Buddhist and<br />

Gandhara Civilization for<br />

well over <strong>22</strong> centuries.<br />

Despite being a predominantly<br />

Muslim country,<br />

Pakistan is celebrating the<br />

Vesak Festival and many<br />

countries are being invited<br />

for the festival.<br />

Tukhume balanga, Leafy greens, Eggs,<br />

Chocolate milk prevent lethargy<br />

not miss the yolk as it<br />

contains protein and thus<br />

keeps your body charged<br />

for a long time.<br />

Chocolate milk<br />

Chocolate is a mood<br />

enhancer itself and when<br />

combined with milk it is<br />

magical. Milk gives you<br />

calcium and with chocolate<br />

it becomes a powerhouse<br />

of energy.

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