This is not just a "shooting" but an act of TERROR

This is not just a "shooting" but an act of TERROR. My heart goes out to the victims and their families. The problem isn't accepting immigrants/refugees, the problem is the HATE rhetoric that's been spreading in society due to polarized information by the media and politicians that has generated fear in people who don't even know Muslims. The human race is ONE race-stop trying to divide us and demonize members of our global society.
Who bombed Afghanistan Iraq. Syria. Labia a...nd other Muslim countries. What is going on in Palestine and Egypt. Who is behind the scenes. Canada a peace full country (bordering USA) is now targeted as France for creating hatred against Muslims. Canada is the most democratic and balance counter in the world.I hope Canadian Govt and people will understand the evil thinking of those who are threat to peace in the world.
by Saif Durrani

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Shahid Afridi Distributed Special Gifts Among Orphans in Peshawar

Star cricketer Shahid Afridi visited Aghosh Alkhidmat Peshawar on Friday and distributed special gifts among the residents of the orphanage. President AKFP KPK Chapter Khalid Waqas was also present.

Speaking on the occasion, Shahid Afridi assured the administration of Aghosh Alkhidmat Peshawar of all kind of support in the future as well. Later on, he also played cricket with the orphan kids.

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Rent a PEC Card !

Is it right to devalue yourself, your profession and professionalism for a few thousand rupees?
Every firm is required to keep certain number of engineers as per the requirement of PEC. Those firms who do not fulfill the criteria are not supposed to get the PEC registration.
Those Engineers who are giving their cards on a kind of rent or what ever you call it, is not sound, morally. By doing so, you are killing opportunities for your fellow engineers. Don't devalue yourself and your profession.

By Khurshed Ahmad

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Ahsan Iqbal (Federal Minister) #AskTheMinister for Educaton

To:

Ahsan Iqbal (Federal Minister) #AskTheMinister

Dear Sir!

Thank you very much for starting this kind of interaction. I appreciate various steps taken by your government for the improvement and strengthening of the higher education sector. I have full confidence that it will be continued with the same spirit and commitment. I believe that the uplift of the higher education is is a joint responsibility of the public, students, faculty and the government. Therefore, the input of the stakeholders can be beneficial.

In my humble capacity, I noticed a few issues, which if resolved will help a large number of students and faculty. They are being enumerated as following:

1. Researchers do not have the equipment to conduct or continue their research. Especially those researcher who return from abroad, do not have the facilities through which they may conduct similar research. HEC just offers a small amount i.e. 0.5 Million PKR as a Startup research grant. That much money is not enough to initiate research. So healthy grants are needed to promote research in our universities. For the grants its amount and scope etc, we can follow the mechanisms of technologically advanced countries.

2. HEC returned scholars face difficulty in getting regular job (perhaps just a job, irrespective of regular or contract). It is highly desired to devise a proper mechanism for the placement of the returned scholars. It is very disappointing that they have signed bond/deed of agreement with the Govt. to serve the country for 5 years, however, there is no proper mechanism for their appointment. It is indirectly encouraging the brain drain to other countries .

3. The HEC indigenous PhD scholarship program needs a complete revisit. HEC offers 10,000PKR to Master students and 13,000PKR to PhD students. This is far less than enough. We all belong to families with average or below average incomes. How can one go through a full time commitment for 5 years just on the above mentioned stipend? You already know that families look forward to their kids, that after graduation they will support their family. In a stipend of 10,000 to 13,000PKR one can barely afford a single room accommodation, how could one support his/her family. Please revisit this, a stipend equivalent to that of scholars studying abroad may be offered. As an example, that I just read, European countries offer approximately, 1000-2000 euros per month to Master/PhD Students. Chinese Scholarship council offer monthly stipend of 3000 to 3500 RMB to Master PhD students. We may follow their lead on this!

4. Mostly, public sector Universities have decade’s old equipment for undergraduate students. Even the faculty members who joined at the arrival of those equipment, retired from service. That old equipment are supposed to be in science and technology museums (there are museums, like shanghai science and technology museum etc). Please help the universities to bring new technology. HEC has program in which they provide 3.0 million PKR for small lab equipment, but they have put a restriction that this money should be used for up gradation of those equipment, only, which are 5 years old. HEC may give generous funds, with no restriction, so that the labs could be upgraded to the required state of the art level. 

5. Usually the deadlines in any call for proposals/grant applications are sharp. They may be announced several months earlier. All over the world, calls have enough time for thinking, planning and designing of a project according to the call requirement. No faculty members may have proposals ready in advance.

6. Please provide dedicated electricity lines to universities. Imagine a student or faculty is working on certain simulations which require several hours or days (if the normal PC is being used), and there is load shedding, would it be possible ever to complete a single simulation, the answer is definitely no. While performing experiments, one would definitely need continuous supply of electricity. Experimentation never accepts power interruption. The load shedding in public sector universities is severely affecting the performance of students and faculty. If universities are being provided with dedicated power lines and exempted from load shedding, everyone is expected to appreciate this step.

In the end, I assure you of my full support in my humble capacity, for the improvement in the higher education sector. We love our country, we feel proud while serving it.

By
Khurshed Ahmad

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Health experts : ‘Naswar’ is one of the leading causes of oral cancer

Health experts apprised that use of ‘naswar’ is one of the leading causes of oral cancer. According to official statistics, more than 70% of the people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are in the habit of chewing Naswar.
“Brushing and cleaning teeth is essential for our healthy life, also stressed as part of our daily routine by Prophet Mohammed (S.A.W)”.
According to central media cell, it was stated by Dr Abdul Malik, Central PIMA President, Dr Masood Khan and Dr Muhammad Shafiq in a free dental clinic & awareness seminar held by PIMA Dentistry at AGOSH for orphans at Peshawar on Thursday.
PIMA dentists examined, prescribed and gave the teeth care tips to more than 93 children. Participants were also advised to avoid Naswar, Pan, Chalia, Smoking, Gutka and clean the teeth every day before sleeping

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PIMA offered services for awareness & treatment of the youngs suffering drugs addiction

Dr. Abdul Malik, President PIMA has expressed deep concern over the increased use of drugs by students in schools and higher educational institutions.
He said that strict actions to be taken against those persons who are involved in spreading the drugs.
He urged the Govt, institutional administration, parents and media to play their role to discourage the drug use by prompting the awareness on mass level. He offered the PIMA services for awareness campaigns, education and treatment of the young people who suffering from the diseases by using drugs.

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PIMA Relief : “Health and Hygiene" kits ditritbuted in Peshawar

“Health and Hygiene Project” of Pakistan Islamic Medical Association ( PIMA ) Relief Peshawar moved into the last phase by distributing of Women & Child Survival kits among 300 families.

These families located in the project areas and around, who are totally neglected by public, private and international development agencies.
Each kit is comprising components for ARI and pneumonia prevention (caps, socks, sweaters and footwear for infants, under five, adult females and males), hand washing (toilet soaps), de-worming agents for children with hematinic and folates for pregnant and lactating mothers

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"WE ARE NOT MARCHING BECAUSE TRUMP WON ❗ "

To those who are confused or surprised about why millions of people showed up to protest Saturday. To those who ask "what is the collective goal?" :
"Women are marching because our children deserve a secretary of education that cares about education.
"Women are marching because our family and friends deserve healthcare. Did you know that before the ACA, newborns in the NICU would hit their lifetime caps on health insurance coverage. That's right, Babies who had never felt the sun on their skin could no longer get health insurance.

"Women are marching because domestic violence crisis centers and after school programs deserve funding.
"Women are marching because we deserve clean air, clean water, and national parks.
"Women are marching because we believe the children protected by the DREAM act deserve to be here and they deserve to live with their parents, not in orphanages and foster homes.
"And most of all, women are marching because we have the right to. The right to protest and speak out against our government is the first amendment. That's right, #1! It is one of our most fundamental American rights.
"Saying that we're whining, throwing temper tantrums, or that we're immature, or that we need to get over it will not stop us. It will not stop us from fighting for you. And we are fighting for YOU because you deserve these rights too.
"WE ARE NOT MARCHING BECAUSE TRUMP WON!"
"We're marching because he wants to take all of the things that we hold dear away. All of the things that we've been fighting for for generations.
"And we're not giving up easily.
"Anyone who thinks we're marching because we lost just simply isn't listening. We're fighting because we refuse to lose more."
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From Rabbi Toba Schaller

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Tech Valley Conference 2017: Rebuild KP through Entrepreneurship and Tourism in Abbottabad

The theme of the conference is related to empowering young generation and broadening their horizons about innovation, entrepreneurship and tourism. Through leveraging the power of technology, students can embark on their own entrepreneurial journey and this conference aims to build that confidence among youth.
Pakistan is a country with very young demographic, almost 70% of Pakistan’s population is under age of 15-45 and 60% of the population is under 30. This indicates a great opportunity to enable them to solve local issues through leveraging the power of technology and entrepreneurship. One of such issues is revival of Tourism sector in Pakistan as it is known for beautiful landscapes and rich cultural heritage. In order to revive tourism and make it the engine of economic growth, Tech Valley launches first ever tourism conference in KP with the motive to support tourism with entrepreneurial spirit.
Keeping in mind all these factors, we are inviting Galiyat Development Authority, District Administration Abbottabad, UBL Ameen, SEED Ventures Karachi, Intel Pakistan, Open Islamabad, HCP, KP IT Board, doctHERS, KPEZDMC, KP Ministry of Industries, University of Haripur and other notable organizations to Abbottabad. The participants of the event will include Investors, Heads of Universities, Doctors, CEOs, students and local government officials

Note : This is the invite only event for conference passes fill out the form below and our office will be in touch. https://goo.gl/forms/4hM6wq5kFqQVuCWv2
For details : Call us at 0992 381510, 0333 5999575

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Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2016, Pakistan’s CPI score improved

According to the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) 2016, Pakistan’s CPI score improved by two points from 30 to 32 out of 100. The country’s rank in the CPI 2016 improved by nine spots, to 61 in the list of most corrupt countries among 176 countries in 2016, from 52 among 168 countries in 2015.
For the first time since 1996 (when the first CPI was published), Pakistan climbed up from the lowest one-third corrupt countries to the middle one-third countries in 2016.
Pakistan fared better than most of its South Asian counterparts, coming in second after China in reducing corruption.


Each year Transparency International scores countries on how corrupt their public sectors are seen to be, after capturing the informed views of analysts, business people and experts in countries around the world.

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Higher Education - Provincial or Federal Subject !

After 18th amendment in the constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, there has been an unresolved debate between the legislators and stack holders in provinces and the center. Some of the renowned academicians, like Dr. Atta ur Rehman, have constantly argued, on various occasions, that the functions of HEC (Federal) are protected, even after the eighteenth amendment. And that the formation of HEC (Provincial) is unconstitutional. Although the concurrent list from the Fourth schedule of the constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, has been omitted, however, the following powers still remain with the center:
"Fourth Schedule
Federal Legislative List
Part I
16. Federal agencies and institutes for the following purposes, that is to say, for research, for professional or technical training, or for the promotion of special studies.
17. Education as respects Pakistani students in foreign countries and foreign students in Pakistan.
Part II
12. Standards in institutions for higher education and research,
scientific and technical institutions."
This suggests that matters related to Higher education are still federal subjects and the provincial governments should restrain from unnecessary interference.

By Khurshed Ahmad 

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KP IT Board has set up Government Innovation Lab in Peshawar

[Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Technology Board has achieving the milestone of setting up the first ever Government Innovation Lab in Peshawar]
'Durshal' - which means 'gateway' in Pashto is a network of Tech Centres across KP that will be established to promote online work, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Also the KPITB is all set to launch the country's first ever 'Digital Strategy for KP'. The 'Digital KP' strategy is likely to be launched during the board’s Digital Youth Summit 2017 scheduled to be held in May. The strategy being developed with technical assistance from the World Bank and will have far-reaching effects on the province. It will help create job opportunities, improve govt services and build an entrepreneurship ecosystem in KP which will anchor the province's digital transformation.
The strategy has been focusing on Digital Access, Digital Governance, Digital Economy and Digital Skills. It will help entrepreneurs start new IT business with low cost as compared to other businesses in other sectors.

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Why Siraj ul Haq 2nd petition delyed by the Suprem Court ?

Siraj ul haq briefed media upon his Pamnama case development in court. he said “ We are having two petition in supreme court. One is about Pamnama Leaks and another is about Nawas Sharif illegal wealth, about which he has told on assembly floor and in several other speeches recorded”.

Siraj Ul Haq added “ I am very happy that Supreme court had accepted our petition for further hearing and  I would be glade if the  current bench also hear my 2^nd petition and issue a comprehensive decision upon. For instance, the court has putted the 2^nd petition on delay for its own facility as they want to accomplish the first petition first".   

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BroadPeak Technologies celebrated Annual Event

On 13th of January 2017, BroadPeak Technologies ( a software company based in Islamabad )
celebrated Annual event with a bang. It had singing competitions and skits to lighten the mood. Awards were distributed to the employees and managers of the year along with other awards based on performance, team-work and efficiency. 

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Pakistan Steel, PIA, OGDCL to be privatised by June 2017

ISLAMABAD: The government will complete transactions of three major public sector entities by June this year, Chairman of Privatisation Commission, Muhammad Zubair said on Wednesday.
he described 2017 as a ‘strong year for privatisation’.
In addition to Pakistan Steel Mills (PSM), the government has decided to complete the transactions of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) and the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) by June this year, Mr Zubair said.
A company will take over the PSM in June, he said, adding the two considered objectives of the decision are to stop bleeding the revenue and to get the mill running on a sustainable basis.
The Cabinet Committee on Privatisation (CCoP) will meet on coming Monday to approve the transaction structure of PSM and the tripartite concession agreement, following which the formal process will begin, including the appointment of financial advisers, preparation of technical reports and financial bids, he explained.
The mills will remain a shell company and the new company – which will run the mill for 30 years – will build relationship with PSM.
Under the revenue sharing agreement, the new company will pay to PSM.
The Privatisation Commission chairman disclosed that an Iranian state company and Pakistani and Chinese companies have shown interest in investing in the PSM.
A delegation of an Iranian company recently visited Pakistan to explore possibilities for making investment in the mill.
During their week-long stay, the delegation held talks with the government officials and also visited the mill.
Talking about the debt of Rs44 billion against gas charges that the mill has piled up, Mr Zubair said the bill would either be settled by the government or the payment would be deferred.
When asked about the future of PSM employees, Mr Zubair said that it would entirely depend on the new company as to how many employees they would require.
Those whose services would no longer be required will be offered retirement packages, he added.
About PIA, Mr Zubair said a committee has been formed, led by Planning and Development Minister Ahsan Iqbal, to prepare a business plan for splitting the national carrier into two companies. The entire process will be completed by June, he added.
The business plan will deal with improving the financial and operational performance of PIACL on a sustainable basis, in coordination with the PIA management.
The proposal will be finalised next month and submitted to the CCoP.
The first meeting for the purpose will be held on Thursday.
Mr Zubair said the privatisation of OGDCL will be taken up on a fast-track basis and would be completed by June.
The OGDCL transaction was earlier postponed due to political pressure and significant drop in global oil prices. However, the oil market is now in a stable position.
He disclosed that four more public sector entities — First Women Bank, House Building Finance Corporation, Pakistan Re-Insurance Company and National Insurance Company — have been included in the privatisation list.

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SikanderSherpao is committed to rejoin the missing children to their families

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Senior Minister for Social Welfare and Irrigation Sikander Hayat Khan Sherpao has said that his Government is committed to rejoin the missing children to their families and ensure medical, psycho treatment and provision of quaility education for them. He expressed these views while handing over a 12 year old missing child namely Abbas S/O Amin resident of Ghareeb-Abad District Malakand to his gamily at his office Peshawar today. The child, who was admitted to a Madrassa near Rawat, Rawalpindi by his family was gone missing scince 9months. The child protection commission KP Swat Chapter traced him in custody of Punjab Government and also identified his family. After completion of legal process and codial formailites with the child protection court Rawalpindi, the child was handed over today to his family in presence of media on 12-01-2017

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Test Run of Motorbike Ambulance Service is underway

Test Run of #Motorbike #Ambulance Service is underway. Turkish Delegation visited Rescue 1122 Headquarters and inspected a sample of Motorbike Ambulance Service. DG Rescue Punjab Dr. Rizwan Naseer welcomed the delegation and briefed them about the project.

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PM directs immediate construction of PeshawarMor- New Islamabad Airport MetroBusLink

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif says the road networks are essential to the overall socio-economic development of the country.
Talking to National Highway Authority Chairman and Secretary Communications Division Shahid Ashraf Tarar in Islamabad on Tuesday, he said, “Roads provide access to far-flung areas of the country thereby creating a huge economic potential for trade and commerce.”
Chairman National Highway Authority briefed the Prime Minister regarding the progress of ongoing road network projects in the country.
The PM directed for immediate construction of Islamabad Metro Bus link from Peshawar Mor to New Islamabad Airport.
The Prime Minister was informed that the project would cost around Rs 18 billion and would comprise of 14 bus stops along the route. The new Metro Bus service would be inaugurated by the Prime Minister on 14th August this year along with the inauguration of New Islamabad Airport.
Nawaz Sharif directed that the Metro Bus Service to the New Islamabad Airport should be state-of-the-art service and no compromise on the quality of work and service be made

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5 Pakistan companies to showcase products in Paperworld

KARACHI: Five manufacturing companies from Pakistan will participate at the Paperworld Frankfurt 2017 trade fair, being held from January 28 to 31.
Aftab Sons Writing Instruments, Indus Pencils Limited, Mark Industries, Wamiq Enterprises & Shahsons will display their wide range of stationery products at the event.

1600 exhibitors and over 36,000 trade buyers attended Paperworld last year, making it the most important show for stationery, office supplies and the paper market.
Pakistan has been participating for over 15 years in the Frankfurt Paperworld event though it also takes part in Paperworld shows in Dubai and Hong Kong.

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Rapid Response Force Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Rapid Response Force (RRF) is a force, of highly motivated and trained police officers and jawans, which is responsible to immediately respond to situations like terrorist attack, hostage situation and major police encounter. All the officers / jawans of the unit have undergone Elite training and are highly skilled in the use of all types of heavy weapons. RRF has all the necessary equipment, appropriate firepower and fast means of mobility to respond to any situation in appropriate manner and in the shortest possible time. The unit has recently been equipped with the most sophisticated APCs

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PM hands over 200 buses to schools in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday distributed buses to 422 educational institutes in the capital under the PM Education Reforms program.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony for the program at one of the schools, the Prime Minister said the government wants to ensure children are provided with all latest facilities and an excellent environment for studies.
He also announced that a bypass will be built for school children arriving from Barakahu area.
“You children are the future of Pakistan,” the premier said, to huge applause from the audience. “You are precious to us, you will grow up and serve the country. You will make us proud.”
The Prime Minister, accompanied by his daughter Maryam Nawaz at the inauguration, said that Maryam Nawaz is paying special attention to children’s education.
Maryam Nawaz, addressing the ceremony earlier, said the government is working to bridge the gap between public and private schools in the country.
The Prime Minister cut a cake with the children and took rounds in the new bus with the children. He further said that the ministers will continue to visit schools and pledged to personally visit the schools as well.

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Each success and failure is itself a learning experience

“There comes a time in your life when you have to sink or swim, and the former could never be an option for your passion. After years of struggle, I landed up with my passion as “True Brew Records”, which wasn’t an easy journey for me but the key to my success was being persistent with my passion.

Being an art school graduate I had an unexplored passion for music, after five years studying art first in Lahore and then in London, I took a leap of faith and decided to trust in my abilities as a musician and producer. To pursue music in Pakistan is very difficult and frightening, but ultimately was also the most liberating, decision of my life. This is why I had to take things more seriously, as music in Pakistan is not taken as a viable career. Also, I had no real portfolio to demonstrate my skill set and it took quite some years and much toil to build recognition in the industry.
Initially, I had an idea to set up a production house with an acquaintance that would cover both audio and video. When that effort did not pan out, I decided on setting up an audio facility on my own, one that would function as a creative space from where I could work and launch my projects.
The biggest lesson in last six years of working on my company is one must, against all odds, persevere. Each success and failure is itself a learning experience that helps shape and mature one's efforts. Nothing works exactly as planned but, as long as one genuinely and passionately keeps chipping away at it, things do work out for the best.” – Jamal Rehman, Founder and Producer at True Brew Records

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Looking for internship? You can be a Plan9 Fellow?

Plan9 Fellowship is an internship program for students where they learn and get a chance to work with Plan9 Management and our incubated startups.
Our aim is to enable inquisitive young minds to get firsthand experience of Plan9 and learn in an environment that thrives on talent, hard work, creativity & commitment that will translate directly into their professional experiences later in life.
We prefer students who are enrolled in undergraduate programs and fresh graduates.
Individuals who are able to endure unpredictability, live unconventionally and exceed their own expectations.
Students from all over Pakistan can apply as long as they can relocate to Lahore for the internship.
Register here

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EQ is as important as IQ

After successive studies conducted at research centers of international repute, it is now globally recognized that despite outstanding IQ reflected in their academic profile, individuals badly fail in practical life due to poor EQ. Many MNCs are now taking care of this important aspect of their HR and productivity. There are eight competencies that can and should be developed by each individual to enhance his emotional intelligence, and, together with their IQ, do wonders. These are:

(1).Enhance Emotional Literacy (Accurately identify & understand feelings & emotions, both your own and those of others);
(2). Recognize Patterns (Acknowledge frequently recurring reactions/behavior to external stimuli);
(3). Apply Consequential Thinking (Evaluate the costs & benefits of your reactions & available choices);
(4). Navigate Emotions (Instead of suppressing, channelize and transform emotions as source of strength & motivation);
(5).Engage Intrinsic Motivation (Get energy & drive from personal values irrespective of reward & punishment);
(6). Exercise Optimism (Stay positive, never cease to hope & struggle for a positive outcome even against all odds);
(7). Empathize (Put yourselves in others’ shoes, understand their emotional state & respond appropriately);
(8). Pursue Noble Goals (Rise above your petty prejudices, concerns, interests, & work for higher goals, goals that serve the interests of humanity at large).

by KARAM ELAHI 

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Thar Coal Mining Site, Islamkot, Sindh, Pakistan

The Thar coalfield is located in Thar Desert, Tharparkar District of Sindh province in Pakistan. The deposits - 16th largest coal reserves in the world, were discovered in 1991 by Geological Survey of Pakistan (GSP) and the United States Agency for International Development.
Pakistan has emerged as one of the leading countries - seventh in the list of top 20 countries of the world after the discovery of huge lignite coal resources in Sindh. The economic coal deposits of Pakistan are restricted to Paleocene and Eocene rock sequences. It is one of the world’s largest lignite deposits discovered by GSP in 90’s, spread over more than 9,000 km2. comprise around 175 billion tonnes sufficient to meet the country’s fuel requirements for centuries.

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Be the change you want to see in the world

2017 has just started, and yet we are realising that changing the year changes nothing. Right? Innocent lives continue being taken away and the situation is the same as before! This is just the continuation of last year, nothing has changed. This is a wake up call, we can't give up on us, on our freedom and well being.
Our world is telling us that they need us, our world is in pain and it's telling to us that it needs our help. The world is in sickness. It's like our body. When we get sick, it's a sign from our body that we need to take better care of ourselves: eat better food, sleep more, exercise, etc... And it's the same with our world: it's sick, so we need to treat it better before it gets worse. It's a chance to change it.
Welcome 2017 or whatever year it is, it doesn't matter anymore, because change needs to come constantly :)
"Be the change you want to see in the world"

by Rita Azevedo

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Police School Of Information Technology Peshawar

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police has taken a number of Information Technology initiatives including Digitization of FIRs, Tenant Information System, Identity Verification System, Vehicle Verification System, Criminal Record Verification, Geo-Tagging, SOS Alert Service, etc. To cater for the training needs of the Police officers/officials working on the IT tools throughout the province, KP Police established Police School of Information Technology in September 2015.
It is now mandatory for every Police recruit to undergo IT training in the Police School of IT to be eligible for promotion to the next higher rank. The school has trained more than 2000 police officers/officials in different computer courses offered under the supervision of qualified instructors. These include Basic Computer Course, Advanced Computer Course, Professional Computer Course, E-Learning Course, Computer Programming and Hardware Maintenance & Troubleshooting Course.

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