Private colleges free to admit students under 2013 policy: PMDC composition declared illegal
The bench restored 2013 regulations enabling the private medical colleges to conduct admissions independently...
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ArchivePPP should play Pakistan card, not Sindh card: Qureshi
Instead of playing the ‘Sindh card’, the PPP should play Pakistan card...
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ArchiveIntroduction of health card, Kissan card turning point in country's history: PM Imran
Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Wednesday that the introduction of health insurance cards and Punjab Kissan (farmer) Card scheme was a "turning point" in Pakistan's history that would be written about in the future...
Addressing a farmers' convention in Bahawalpur to launch the Punjab Kissan Card scheme, the premier praised Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar and said: "The health card and Kissan card are the biggest things you have...
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ArchiveRs4.3 billion UoS budget approved
SARGODHA: The University of Sargodha syndicate on Tuesday approved the annual budget to the tune of Rs4...
MPAs Nadia Aziz, Muhammad Waris Kallo, Ghazanfar Abbas Cheena, Higher Education Additional Secretary Sheikh Tanveer Jabar, the representative of HEC Islamabad Mehmoodul Hassan Butt, Divisional Director Local Fund and Audit Muhammad Shafiq, District Educational Authority CEO Muhammad Azhar Khan, representative of Sargodha BISE...
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ArchiveUoS declares 40.06pc students successful in BA/BSc exam
SARGODHA: The University of Sargodha (UoS) has declared the results of BA/BSc first annual examination 2016...
In the BA exam, Nasir Rafique, a student of Government Postgraduate College, Bhakkar secured 641 marks and stood first; Kiran Iqbal of Superior College, Bhalwal got 634 marks and got the second position; while the third position was shared between Iqra Younas of Millat College, Jhang and private candidate from Sargodha Ume...
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ArchiveGirls dominate UoS BA, BSc results
SARGODHA: The University of Sargodha (UoS) announced results of BA, BSc annual examination 2015 here on Friday with girls outshining boys once again...
Dr Iqbal Chaudhry, the controller of examinations at UoS, while giving details of the results said 26,378 candidates sat the examination and 8,689 were declared successful...
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ArchiveUoS campus de-sealed after protests
GUJRANWALA: The management and several students of local campus of the University of Sargodha (UoS) demonstrated by blocking Sialkot bypass against sealing of the campus on Friday...
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ArchiveTaliban admit to holding talks with govt team in Norway
KABUL: The Taliban on Friday admitted taking part in informal talks in Norway with an Afghan delegation, reportedly made up of women, signalling a nascent dialogue despite an escalating militant offensive...
Official efforts to reopen peace negotiations with the Taliban have so far borne little fruit but informal talks, involving Afghans from varied political backgrounds, have occurred in the recent past behind a veil of secrecy -
BlogsWhen doctors should admit they don’t know
So I did not know how and when to admit ‘I don’t know’...
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PakistanPakistan military officials admit defector's key role in Bin Laden operation
“A leaked Pakistani government report in 2013 said bin Laden arrived in Pakistan in the spring or summer of 2002 — after the 2001 US-led invasion of Afghanistan — and settled in Abbottabad in August 2005...
Hersh's report has been met with some scepticism, but Dawn's editorial argued that it should force the government to officially release the findings of the 2013 investigation, and bring the country's powerful military-run...
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ArchiveEU asks member states to admit 40,000 asylum seekers
BRUSSELS: The European Union asked on Wednesday its member states to admit 40,000 asylum seekers from Syria and Eritrea landing in Italy and Greece, which have been overstretched by an influx of migrants...
Repeating an earlier proposal, Mr Avramopoulos said the European Union was also asking member states to admit over two years 20,000 Syrian refugees from outside Europe who had “a clear need for international protection”...
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PakistanMardan police admit PTI councillor involved in Mashal Khan lynching still at large
Arif Khan, a Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) councillor who was seen warning a crowd not to name Mashal Khan's murderer after the student's lynching, has yet to be arrested, police officials in Mardan told DawnNews...
Arif was previously thought to have been arrested after police unveiled a list of 49 identified suspects and claimed to have captured 47 of them -
ArchiveUN asks Europe to admit 200,000 migrants
UNITED NATIONS: The head of the United Nations refugee agency has called upon the European Union to admit 200,000 asylum seekers fleeing conflict zones like Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan...
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PakistanJudge refuses to admit final charge-sheet in Safoora carnage case
KARACHI: An antiterrorism court declined to admit the final charge-sheet in the Safoora Goth bus carnage case on Monday as the document was not scrutinised by a prosecutor, who had resigned due to security and financial reasons...
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ArchiveOfficials admit to serious security lapses in Attock
The committee is headed by Rawalpindi Commissioner Zahid Saeed and includes Sargodha Regional Police Officer (RPO) Zulfiqar Hameed and Sihala Police Academy Commandant Suhail Tajik...
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