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6 Tuesday, December 11, 2018 Biz Govt considers introducing new Tax Amnesty Scheme ISLAMABAD: The government on Monday was considering to introduce another Amnesty Scheme. The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has started work on new amnesty scheme in which the tax payment percentage is likely to be made easy. The scheme would also give a chance to those who had not benefitted from the amnesty scheme launched by the previous government. Sources said that Rs125 billion had been collected during the amnesty scheme launched by the previous government. “Overseas Pakistanis would also be able to advantage of the new scheme,” sources added. Earlier, as many as $64 million had been remitted to Pakistan under the recently concluded tax amnesty scheme. A total of Agriculture and livestock farmers deserve protection ISLAMABAD: National Bank of Pakistan and United Insurance Company (UIC) have entered a deal to support the agriculture sector of the country. According to the deal, the UIC will provide insurance cover to agriculture and livestock farmers so that they can be saved from losses. Speaking at the occasion, Chairman of the United International Group Mian MA Shahid said that we initiated crop and livestock insurance in the country which resulted in record growth. We consider serving farming communities and CHINIOT: farmer is busy in preparing of their filed for new crop. FPCCI participates in Statutory Meetings of ECO-CCI KARACHI: FPCCI will participate in 25th Executive Committee and Specialized Committees Meetings of ECO Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ECO-CCI) scheduled on 12-14 Dec 2018 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The meetings will be attended by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of all 10 members countries i.e. Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Turkey and Uzbekistan. FPCCI played important role in ECO-CCI when its presidency and Secretariat was with FPCCI for last three years during which five times statutory meetings organized by FPCCI in Turkey, Iran and Pakistan and last Executive Committee Meeting held in Iran was attended by all 10 ECO countries. Forthcoming meetings of ECO-CCI going to be the first ever meeting taking place in any Central Asian Countries. ECO is one of the important region covered 7.93 mln square km area and 463 mln population with nominal GDP US$2.4 billion and intra-regional trade US$ 783 billion. Prior to Executive Committee meeting, Specialized Committee Meetings of Trade Facilitation, Industry, Investment and SMEs Promotion, Arbitration, Tourism, Transportation, Women Entrepreneur Council and Business Rating Program will be held wherein the issues related to establishment and finalization of rules and regulation of ECO Arbitration center, ECO investment conference, problems relating to SMEs sector, establishment of ECO Investment Web Portal, Promotion of Halal Industry, ECO tourism strategy, simplification and harmonization of visa procedure, financial rules and regulation, implementation of ECO Trade facilitation agreement, holding of ECO Business Forum, ECO-ASEAN and ECO SAARC Business Forum, ECO Trade Fair, early operation of ITI and KTAI trains, implementation of ECO Transit Trade Agreement etc will be discussed. Financial decline of Pakistan Steel started in 2008: PSLPA chief ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Steel Line Pipe Industry Association (PSLPA) Chairman Khalid Butt on Monday said financial decline of Pakistan Steel Mills Corporation Limited was started during the fiscal year 2008-2009 when the national entity faced Rs 26 billion losses. He said that the Steel Mills management had requested the government to release Rs20 billion as financial packages so that the financial affairs of the national entity can be managed but that time PPP government only release Rs10 million on heavy interest rate. The loan was given in different phases. Earlier, the Pakistan Steel was a profiting making entity, Butt said. The PSLPA chairman the PTI government had removed names of the Steel Mills from the list of institutions it wants privatization. Referring former management of the Steel Mills, Butt said that former Steel Mills chairman Moin Aftab Sheikh had requested the PPP government of that time to release a bailout package in order to avoid internal and external financial crunch. Despite his request for Rs20 billion, the PPP government had released Rs10 billion with the imposition of heavy interest rate. saving them from shocks as a social work which has helped our company a lot. Mian Shahid said that agriculture sector is prone to price and climate shocks for which an insurance cover is imperative. He noted that the share of agriculture has reduced to just 18 percent from 21 percent. $32 million had been repatriated which, had been converted into rupees. Similarly $24 million had By: Imtiaz Dharani ISLAMKOT: With an aim to create highly skilled human resource from Thar and other districts of Sindh, a group 73 Engineers have returned after completing their six-months training from China to take over operation and maintenance of newly built 660 MW Power plant of Engro Powergen Thar limited (EPTL) at Thar Coal Block II. A total of 73 engineers including three female engineers sent to China under Thar Project, were trained at Yunnan Xunjiansi and Xinjyi Powerplant in China through a series of classroom and simulators training modules. Out of 73 engineers, 47 percent are from I S L A M A B A D : President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry (ICCI), Ahmed Hassan Moughal said that women accounted for almost half of country’s total population and bringing them in the economic mainstream was essential for sustainable growth of the country. He said this while exchanging views with a delegation of Rawalpindi Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry (RWCCI) that called on him led by its Senior Vice President Sadia Waseem Khawaja. He urged the government to take policy measures to create a conductive environment for promoting women enterprises in the country. RafatFarid Senior Vice President, Iftikhar Anwar Sethi Vice President ICCI and others were also present at the occasion. Ahmed Hassan Moughal said that our women were highly talented and if provided with Commerce right environment as well as better exposure, they had been repatriated and converted in bonds and $8 million taxes have been declared on foreign assets. Overall, 82,443 declarations had been filed in the fourth amnesty scheme of Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz (PML-N) government in which around $1.9 trillion had been declared in foreign and Rs1.47 trillion in domestic assets. In addition to this, the declarants had paid taxes of around Rs123 billion out of which around Rs46 billion ($375.5 million) had been collected on foreign and Rs77 billion on domestic assets. ICCI asks govt to take measures for promoting women enterprises the potential to excel in every field. He stressed that the government should focus on policymaking for creating a friendly environment for women entrepreneurs. He said that PTI leadership had always raised voice for the economic empowerment of women and it was the right time for PTI government to transform its intentions into reality for women development. He said that the government has decided to separate policymaking and tax administration in FBR which was laudable move and hoped that its implementation would promote better tax culture in the country. However, he emphasized that the government should take urgent measures to resolve the tax issues of women entrepreneurs. On the occasion ,Sadia Waseem Khawaja, Senior Vice President, Rawalpindi Women Chamber of & Industryhighlighted the various issues being faced by the women entrepreneurs. China-trained Engineers takeover to operate 660MWs Power Plant at Thar Tharparkar and Umerkot districts and rest of them belong to other districts of Sindh. Upon successful completion of their training, these young engineers have become part of an engineering team to operate and maintain Thar coal power plant of Engro Powergen Thar Limited (EPTL). The EPTL’s 2x330MWs power plant at Thar Block II is all set to supply electricity to the national grid in February 2019. Construction work of the plant is 96 percent completed. During the course, the trainees acquired training on simulators especially on Boilers while working on site at the Yunnan Xunjiansi Powerplant which operates on the coal like Thar coal. Siraj Teli appreciates PM for taking business community’s input on numerous issues KARACHI: Chairman Businessman Group (BMG) & Former President Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) Siraj Kassam Teli, who led a KCCI’s delegation at Sunday’s meeting with Prime Minister Imran Khan at Governor House, appreciated the Prime Minister for taking business and industrial community’s input on numerous issues and immediately directing the relevant Ministers to take measures for creating an enabling business environment as per aspirations of the business & industrial community. According to a statement issued, Vice Chairmen BMG & Former Presidents KCCI Tahir Khaliq, Haroon Farooki and Anjum Nisar, President KCCI Junaid Esmail Makda, Vice President Asif Sheikh Javaid, Former Presidents Haroon Agar, Younus Muhammad Bashir, ShamimAhmed Firpo and Chairman KCCI’s Special Committee for Small Traders Majeed Memon were also part of the KCCI’s delegation. Siraj Teli said that KCCI’s delegation expressed deep concerns over Gas Infrastructure Development Cess (GIDC) issue which remains unresolved to date and also stressed that Sindh has the first right on its gas reserves under Article 158 of the Constitution of Pakistan. CORPORATE CORNER NBP, UIC sign agreement for protection of farmers ISLAMABAD: National Bank of Pakistan and United Insurance Company (UIC) have entered a deal to support the agriculture sector of the country. According to the deal, the UIC will provide insurance cover to agriculture and livestock farmers so that they can be saved from losses. Speaking at the occasion, Chairman of the United International Group Mian MA Shahid said that we initiated crop and livestock insurance in the country which resulted in record growth. “We consider serving farming communities and saving them from shocks as a social work which has helped our company a lot”, he added. Mian Shahid said that agriculture sector is prone to price and climate shocks for which an insurance cover is imperative. He noted that the share of agriculture has reduced to just 18 percent from 21 percent. Still, he said, this sector is providing jobs to 42 percent of the labour while 75 percent of exports are linked to this sector. The business leader informed that country’s 64 percent population lives in rural areas which are tied to the agriculture sector which include four million livestock farmers. He noted that Pakistan produces 38 percent of wheat per acre as compare to France, 29 percent rice as compared to US yield and almost half cotton as compared to China. During the last twenty years, Brazil has increased agricultural production by 400 percent but the situation at home is not satisfactory. Stabilized prices of seed, fertilizer, insecticides, and provision of cheap energy can help boost the agriculture sector, he said. Jubilee Insurance wins at the Lahore Open Polo Championship LAHORE: Jubilee Insurance team emerged victorious at the finals of the Lahore Open Polo Championship. Picture includes Governor Punjab Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar (third from left) alongside Aun Rizvi and Turab Rizvi. LAHORE: Jubilee Insurance team emerged victorious against team Eighteen at the finals of the Lahore Open Polo Championship given thespectacular performance from the young and sensational Rizvi brothers. The gifted duo AunRizvi and TurabRizvi, well known as the Rizvi brothers steered the Jubilee Insurance team through the entire series leading them towards victory as a result of their special performance in the third chakkar at the thrilling finals. The game concluded with Jubilee Insurance as the dominating team and the final score of 6-4 with Edward scoring five goals whileAun scoring one. Governor Punjab Chaudhry Muhammad Sarwar graced the final as chief guest and distributed prizes and shields amongst the winners alongside, Malik AtifYarTiwana, Lahore Polo Club President. Executive committee members Ahmed Nawaz Tiwana, Usman Haye, Saqib Khan Khakwani, members, their players and a great number of polo enthusiasts were also present on the occasion to witness the enthralling and exciting final. Mr. Javed Ahmed, Managing Director & CEO – Jubilee Insurance stated “The game of Polo is greatly appreciated in our country and the emerging stars of today show immense potential and talent. It is a proud moment for us to see stars like Aun and Turabsetting the bar high and we wish them well towards presenting Pakistan internationally in days to come.” Jubilee Life Insurance has been the pioneer in Bancassurance distribution and is the market leader among private sector life insurance companies in Pakistan. With an average growth of 38% over the last five years, it is the most profitable and valuable life insurance company on the stock exchange. Jubilee Insurance is a global brand of Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) that offers diverse insurance solutions (life, health and general) and is committed to the vision of being Pakistan’s best service provider from the insurance industry and is among the top 25 companies of the Pakistan Stock Exchange; it happens to be the only insurance company to make it to this prestigious list. Haleeb Foods Ltd. proudly sponsors the winner of Kinnaird Business Week 2018 10 December, 2018: Pakistan’s premier food and beverages company, Haleeb Foods Ltd. sponsored this year’s Kinnaird Business Week 2018 as a platinum sponsor. HFL also sponsored the winner of the inter-university competition held at KBW 2018. Like every year, KBW 2018 had a number of motivational speaking sessions by prominent people belonging to different industries of Pakistan including Haleeb Foods Ltd.’s Head of Marketing, Abdul Sami Qahar and Head of Human Resources, Sana Sheraz. Sana Sheraz addressed the audience and shared valuable advice and motivational ideas to help the young students to take bold steps and move forward towards a successful career. Her detailed interactive session was centred on “Follow your passion – That’s it?”, focusing on sustained discipline and commitment to remain steadfast in working hard for the pursual of one’s personal as well as professional goals. Weighing in with her opinion about the event Sana Sheraz said that, “We at HFL focus on developing our people and encourage them to think differently while working towards building and developing themselves.” Educational institutions from all over the country took part in activities at KBW 2018 that spanned over four days and included panel discussions, networking sessions, case-studies and a musical night. One of the highlights of KBW was an interuniversity competition arranged wherein groups of students from different universities took part and presented their business plans to the judges and were marked accordingly. Haleeb Foods Ltd. prides itself in being one of the leading employers of choice in Pakistan. The company strives in providing an enabling environment where leadership and its culture work in tandem. Motivations like purpose and passion matter just as much or more than personal ambition. The company’s values and business goals are aligned in such unison that its culture tends to drive employees to strive for excellence making it one of the best companies to work for in the country.
India clinch first Test nail-biter to end 10-year win drought in Australia DR ADELAIDE: India won their first Test on Australian soil in a decade Monday, bowling out the home side in a nail-biting finale to clinch the opening match of the series at Adelaide Oval with Rishabh Pant equalling a world-record along the way. The hosts were set an improbable target of 323, which would have been a record run chase at the ground but gallantly battled to 291 before Josh Hazlewood became the last man to fall to Ravichandran Ashwin, who finished with 3-92. Shaun Marsh made 62 and Tim Paine 41. Wicketkeeper Pant made history by matching the record 11 catches in a Test currently held by ISLAMABAD: Skipper Mashrafe Mortaza and Mustafizur Rahman took three wickets each Sunday as Bangladesh restricted West Indies to 195-9 in the first one-day international in Dhaka. West Indies won the England´s Jack Russell and South Africa´s AB de Villiers. In doing so, he beat the record 10 catches in a game by an Indian that was previously held by Wriddhiman Saha. It was a huge breakthrough for Virat Kohli´s toss at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium and batted first on a slow pitch. The visitors were reduced to 127-6 after 40 overs despite opener Shai Hope making 43 off 59 balls. Roston Chase, who men, with Australia always proving a tough hunting ground. The last Test they won in Australia was at the WACA Ground in Perth in 2008, and the last one in Adelaide was 2003, with just six victories now in more than 70 years -- and made 32, put on a partnership worth 51 runs with Keemo Paul for the seventh wicket to give West Indies some momentum. Paul made 36 off 28 balls with two sixes and a four before he was dismissed by Mustafizur in never one in the first match of a series Down Under. Another blot on Indian cricket history is that they have never won a series in Australia. But with the home team missing the banned Steve Smith and David Warner, Kohli and his team sensed Bangladesh restrict Windies to 195-9 in first ODI Bangladesh Emerging beat Pakistan by 84 runs in Emerging Asia Cup Sports Reporter KARACHI: Bangladesh Emerging Team defeated Pakistan Emerging Team by 84 runs in the ACC Emerging teams Asia Cup played at the National Stadium, Karachi. Summarized Scores: Bangladesh Emerging Team: 309-5 in 50 overs (Mosaddek Hossain 85*, 3x4s, 4x6s, 74 balls, Zakir Hassan 69, 8x4s, 69 balls, Yasir Ali 56, 5x4s, 2x6s, 46 balls, Khushdil Shah 3-48, Muhammad Musa 2-55) Pakistan Emerging Team: 225 all out in 46.5 overs (Khushdil Shah 61, 2x4s, 4x6s, 58 balls, Zeeshan Malik 47, 4x4s, 1x6, 67 balls, Muhammad Rizwan 46, 3x4s, 1x6, 51 balls, Nayeem Hasan 3-36, Mosaddek Hossain 2-32, Shafiul Islam 2-41). Result: Bangladesh Emerging Team won by 84 Runs Player of the Match: Mosaddek Hossain, Bangladesh Emerging Team. Toss: Bangladesh Emerging Team Umpires: Muhammad Sajid and Izzat Safi. Referee: Aziz Ur Rehman In the Second Match at Southend Club Cricket Stadium, Karachi Abandoned Due to Rain. Summarized Scored: Hong Kong: 87-4 in 31 overs (Babar Hayat 45*, 5x4s, 86 balls) Result: Match Abandoned Due to Rain Toss: UAE Umpires: Riazuddin and Ahmed Shahab Referee: Ali Naqvi ‘PCB constitution will be altered to create CEO post’ KARACHI: Pakistan Cricket Board PCB) chairman Ehsan Mani said changes will be made to the board’s constitution to create a new chief executive position. Mani said the change, when formally made, will enable the incoming managing director Wasim Khan to become the CEO of the board. “The PCB is the only [cricket] board in the world which has no chief executive. We will bring changes in our constitution to create a new position and then the managing director will be called the chief executive officer, like it happens everywhere else,” Mani told reporters at the National Stadium. Wasim, currently serving as the Leicestershire County Cricket Club chief executive, was announced as the new managing director of the PCB on Thursday. “The responsibilities of a chairman are different from that of a CEO,” said Mani. “The managing director’s duty will be to run the day-to-day affairs of the board.” Constitutionally, Mani will retain significant powers within the PCB hierarchy, but Wasim is expected to take a leading role in the board’s corporate governance framework, working with the PCB’s board-ofgovernors committees and also work for the improvement of domestic cricket. Outgoing International Cricket Council head of media and communications Sami-ul-Hasan was also appointed at the same post by the PCB on Saturday. Mani said the appointment shows PCB’s intent to get more ‘professionalised’. “If two people who had been working in good positions abroad are willing to come to Pakistan, it’s a great sign and the PCB deserves credit for it,” said the PCB chief. the final over of the innings. Left-arm pacer Mustafizur finished with 3-35 after fellow fast bowler Mashrafe grabbed 3-30 playing his 200th ODI -- the first Bangladeshi to do so. Batsmen must take responsibility, says Sarfraz KARACHI: The embattled Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed wants his batsmen to take responsibility during the upcoming tough tour of South Africa. Talking on the sidelines of a book launching of a senior sports journalist, Sarfraz said on Sunday: “We batted extremely poorly in the series against New Zealand and paid heavily for it. The batsmen have to take responsibility and play long innings in the South Africa series. This is one big issue that constantly troubled us in the 10 Test matches Pakistan have played since the retirement of Younis [Khan] and Misbah [-ul-Haq].” The wicket-keeper/batsman said the tour of South Africa would be very demanding and that Pakistan have to improve their performance drastically to challenge the Proteas. “We did mistakes against New Zealand and they were lot of them. But on the upcoming tour we’ll try to avoid them and play positive cricket against South Africa.” Sarfraz lamented that whenever Pakistan lost, the captain was held responsible for it. When we win people usually say Pakistan played brilliantly but when the team loses the same people start blaming the captain. Sports Reporter H Y D E R A B A D : According to the instructions of secretary college education and literacy department Mr.Perwaiz Ahmed Seehar,Regional director colleges Hyderabad Prof.Dr.Abdul Hameed Channar constitute a regional sports committee comprising of the following officers: Regional director colleges Prof.Dr.Abdul Hameed Channar (Chairman), Additional director colleges (inspection) Prof.Shahida Perveen Abro(Secretary), Principal of Government Ghazali college latifabad Prof.sher khan seelro(Member), Principal of Government Shah Latif girls college latifabad Prof.Fareeda Bano (Member), Senior DPE of Government Sachal Sarmast commerce college Hyderabad Mr.Aqeel ahead of the tour that this could be their opportunity to make history. They now take the momentum into the second Test in Perth starting Friday, with Melbourne and Sydney to follow. Australia resumed the final day needing another 219 for victory with four wickets down, but lost their last two specialist batsmen before lunch, shifting the odds heavily in India´s favour. Marsh and Travis Head had started cautiously, grinding out 11 runs in the opening seven overs before seamer Ishant Sharma struck with the score on 115, bowling a bouncer that caught Head´s bat as he tried to fend it off and Ajinkya Rahane took the catch at gully. Ozil breaks with Arsenal and flies to Inter NEW YORK: The adventure of Mesut Ozil at Arsenal has now reached the end credits. According to reports from The Sun, the London club is not satisfied with the performance of the player, who arrived in the summer of 2013 from Real Madrid, and would be ready to sell him in the January session for just under 28 million euro. The German player, not convened in the last two challenges, would risk staying out for about two months because of a back problem due to the posture that assumes in front of video games. Another piece that would have convinced the leadership of the Gunners to get rid of him. According to the tabloid, among the pretenders to the German in the first row there would be Inter. Sports Reporter KARACHI: Joharabad Cricket Club defeated Mansoora Sports by 3 wickets in first Quarterfinal of Muhammad Saqib Memorial Cricket Tournament played at the Mansoora Cricket Ground Organized by Pak Flag Cricket Club KCCA Zone 2. Summarized Scored: Mansoora Sports batting first and Scored 185 for 8 in allotted 35 Overs.Mutiur Rehman Scored 54 runs while Sajid Nawaz scored 38 and Sufian Butt 38 not M. Arif Hafeez Sports Reporter Tuesday, December 11, 2018 Sportlight Surprisingly, Pakistan and Belgium have played against each other just twice in the World Cup with Pakistan winning 2-0 in 1973 and 3-2 in 2002. Currently ranked three in the world, till only a few years back, Belgium were a non-entity on the international hockey circuit and KARACHI: Pakistan (3rd in pool D) play Belgium (2nd in pool C) on Tuesday in the cross over for a quarter final place. The two sides have reached this stage in contrasting fashion. quite a few times While Green-Shirts sneaked in with only one point from the three pool games, edging out Malaysia on goal difference. The Red Lions were unlucky not to qualify for the quarter finals directly, missing out only on goal difference. Belgium had won two and drew one with India, who topped the pool because of the better goal difference. even failed to qualify for the World Cup and the O l y m p i c s . Their mercurial rise in a very short time is simply amazing. Belgium's best positions at the top international title events have arrived in recent times. Olympics: 2nd in 2016, World Cup: 5th in 2014, Euro Hockey Nations Championships: 2nd in 7 Pakistan vs Belgium; Green Shirts Face an Uphill Task Sports Reporter KARACHI: Student Talent Club (Qazi) organized Allama Iqbal Sports Festival with the collaboration of Sindh arm wrestling association , Sindh balochistan sports promotion and cultural society held at Badrul Hassan Sports Complex, in which arm Wrestling, mas wrestling and badminton events organized successfully. On the inauguration of badminton event Bakht Khan Sahibzada said to all players we all are so far in sports to the others country because we did not work on grass root level, we should work in sports on grass root level then we will get new talent, he was so inspired by the work of student talent club (Qazi) those always work on grass root level for the students, on this occasion, M. Rehan Akram , Kashif Ahmed Farooqui, S. M. Nasir Ali, Moin ud din, Dr. Altaf Ahmed, Abdul Rauf Butt, Rana parveen, Farah Riaz, Babra Ismil were there. In Badminton Event junior category Neha Raees beat wajiha Khan 2013 & 2017, Junior World Cup: 2nd in 2016. At Bhubaneswar, the Red Lions are a serious medal contender and remain so after the pool stage. Pakistan had started well, going down 0-1 to Germany. Next, they had a hard fought 1-1 draw with M a l a y s i a . In the last pool game, they were outplayed by the Dutch in a 1-5 defeat. In the second half, most of the time, Pakistan appeared at a loss for ideas. All this means, Pakistan will have to play out of their skin to make it to the quarter finals; needing to overcome an in form side ranked 10 places above them. Arm Wrestling, Mas Wrestling and Badminton Championship Neha Raees, Rumessa Naz, Aiman Yameen and Sundus of STC got the Winning Titles KARACHI: On sports festival in badminton event Bakht Khan, Saeed Alam, M. Rehan Akram, Kashif Farooqui, S.M. Nasir Ali, Moin ud Dinm Dr. Altaf Ahmed, Abdul Rauf Butt, Rana Parveen, Farah Riaz, Babra Ismail all players and officials in group photo. out.Shoaib Aslam took 5 wickets for only 22 runs and Umer Farooq got two for 41. In reply,Joharabad CC Scored 186 for 7 in 34.2 Overs. Zainul Abidain scored 56 runs, Abdur By (11-7, 8-11, 11-5), In Middler group Rumessa Naz from STC beat Turfa easily by (11-2, 11-8), In senior group Aimen Yameen beat tasmia by (11-6, 5-11, 11-8) with tuff competition and get winner title and youth category Sundus Rehan beat Mehwish Khan by (21-15, 21-17). Javed Akbar said to all players be active and try to engage yourself in physical activities, appreciate to all students, parents and STC officials and specially organizing secretary M. Rehan Akrm. Joharabad CC reached Semifinals in Saqib Memorial Cricket Tournament Ahmed(Focal Person), Senior DPE of Government Boys Degree college Qasimabad Shaikh Habib Kausar (Member), Senior DPE of Ali Baba Government Boys Degree college Kotri Mr.Perwaiz Ahmed Shaikh (Member), Senior DPE of Government Sindh College of Commerce Degree college Shaikh Muhammad Saleem (Member), Mr.Hussain imam DPE of Government College Hyderabad (Member) and Mst.Bushra Arif DPE of Khursheed Begum Government Girls College Hyderabad (Member).This Regional Sports Committee will coordinate in organizing sports events from intramural to inter district, inter zonal and inter regional tournaments of colleges. in this connection a meeting of RSC held in the chairmanship of Regional Director colleges hyderabad Prof.Dr.Abdul Hameed channar at his office. Rehman 22 not out and Hamza Siddiqui 21.Uzair Jawed and Mutiur Rehman captured 2 wickets each. Regional Sports Committee( RSC) meeting held in Hyderabad Hyderabad: Group Photo of the Regional sports committee( RSC) Hyderabad after the meeting under the chairmanship of Regional Director colleges hyderabad Prof.Dr.Abdul Hameed Channar.Additional director colleges (inspection) Prof.Shahida Parveen abro secretary of the RCS also present she is briefing the members in other picture. Additional director colleges (inspection) prof.shahida parveen abro secretary of the RSC after the recitation of holy quran brief the members about the purpose of formation of this committee. it was unanimously decided to conclude intramural sports activities before the commencement of winter vacations and the inter collegiate zonal tournaments of selected games will be started from the 10th january 2019 so as the finalist teams of each zone participate in inter collegiate regional tournaments Hyderabad.the finalist team will participate in inter regional tournament will be held in febuarary 2019.she directed the college principals to facilitate DPE's of their institutions and Regional Sports Committee (RSC) to organise the said events on given dates and schedule.
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