Posted about 3 mins ago | Karachi, Governor Sindh Dr. Ishrat-ul-Ibad has invited Dr. Khalil Chishti to celebrate the homecoming of Pakistan’s first virologist and former Professor of University of Karachi, on Monday 21st May 2012 at 4:00pm at the Governor’s House.
Posted about 3 mins ago | Karachi, Advisor to Chief Minister Sindh on Media, Sharmila Faruqui has said that media and culture go together and a balance should be kept between culture and media. This she said while addressing as chief guest here in a seminar on Media Portrayal of Pakistani Culture at Sindh Madressatul Ismal (SMI) University here on Thursday. She said that media should follow religious and cultural ethnic, however, these days some of the media houses were driven by commercialism and sensationalism and this trend must be discouraged.
Islamabad Hundreds of students visited the Education Expo 2012 organised by the HR Consultants to meet university representatives of nine countries and discuss future options. Many of them applied for admission in top universities on the spot.
Karachi : European Union is a result of gigantic human and intellectual endeavors which transformed a blood-ridden continent into a land of peace and growth, said Christian Ramage, the French consul general in Karachi. Speaking at a seminar on Vision for a Common European Home: French perspective , organized by the Area Study Centre of Europe, University of Karachi on the occasion of Europe Day, he said that philosophical influences have also been important in shaping the political contours of the European continent. He said that dictatorships and monarchies in Europe impeded the way for greater cooperation among European countries
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Karachi: Tribal chiefs and feudal lords in Sindh are the main hurdle in the rural development and they are opposing the rights to agriculture workers, said Kaiser Bengali while giving his presentation on the Second Day of the Two-Day International Labour Conference Labour in the Age of Globalization, jointly organised by the Pakistan Institute of Labour Education and Research (PILER) and the Pakistan Study Centre, University of Karachi held at PILER Centre on Thursday. Representatives from the leading trade unions from Sri Lanka, Nepal, Dhaka and Pakistans all provinces attended the conference and spoke on workers of industries, agriculture and informal sectors. The Conference is a part of a series of events/interactive sessions being organized all through the year to mark thirty years of PILER, a research, education and advocacy institute focusing on labour rights.
Karachi The restive Balochistan province is not the only place where the national anthem remains barred from many of its educational institutions. Several leading elite schools of Karachi have also stopped following the tradition in their morning assemblies, calling it a “waste of time and energy.” To the utter dismay of many parents and students, several schools, including Bayview High School, the CAS and Rhodene Academy, have either abolished the singing of the national anthem altogether, or have been doing it only once a week for the past many years
Karachi, Department of Health & Physical Education, University of Karachi, is organizing a seminar on Geriatric Concern Challenges & Opportunities on April 28th 2012 at 10am in the Arts Auditorium of University of Karachi. Vice Chancellor, KU, Prof. Dr
PESHAWAR: The Pakistani Taliban led by Hakimullah Mahsud said on Friday that they conducted the Bannu jailbreak operation to free Adnan Rasheed, the alleged mastermind of the assassination attempt on former military dictator Gen Pervez Musharraf. “Though there were some other high profile prisoners in the jail, our prime target was Adnan Rasheed and we are so happy to secure his release,” Ihsanullah Ihsan, spokesman for the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), told this correspondent from somewhere in the tribal areas. He said they had been working on the jailbreak plan for the past several months and were in touch with Adnan Rasheed and other prisoners in the jail.
Karachi A meeting of the Karachi University (KU) Syndicate has decided that the subject of criminology should be separated from the Department of Sociology and be given the status of an individual department named as the Department of Criminology. The same strategy would be applied to Visual Studies, which will be given the status of a full-fledged department
