Lahore Student Translates ‘Julius Caesar’ in Urdu
Zeshan Ahmed Malik who is a student of Law and son of a prominent Judge Khadim Hussian Malik has translated it from English into Urdu. Renowned Professor of English from NUML University, Sajad Haider Malik, has written a very catchy and comprehensive foreword of the book. Professor Razi Abidi of the same University from Urdu [...]
Continue reading »Lahore Punjabi Language Festival From 25th
The festival aims to celebrate the rich literary, linguistic and cultural heritage of the Punjabi community by mobilising children, youth, intellectuals and folk artistes. “The festival houses all forms of creative expressions – both traditional and modern,” said Mehdi, who is head of Lok Sujag, the Lahore-based organisers of the festival. The festival intends to [...]
Continue reading »Five Pakistani Students to Participate in U.S. Science Olympiad
Five Pakistani students qualified for the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), pre-college science competition, by winning the First National Science Olympiad at the National Library Auditorium on Thursday. The winners will be participating in the Intel International Olympiad in Arizona from May 9 to 15. The Olympiad was titled ‘The masterminds of the [...]
Continue reading »Pakistan-India Business School Exchange Programme Likely
Two major Pakistani management institutes are already in touch with IIM-Lucknow in this connection. In fact, the director general of the National University of Science and Technology (NUST), a premier management institute in Rawalpindi, has expressed his desire to visit IIM-Lucknow. Efforts in this direction were initiated during the meetings of the Association of Management [...]
Continue reading »Tennis Star Aisam Signs Italian Sportswear Deal
Pakistan’s tennis prodigy Asiamul Haq Qureshi has signed a contract with international sportswear manufacturer Lotto. It may be recalled that Aisam is the most accomplished tennis player ever produced by Pakistan. In addition to being the most successful Davis Cup player of Pakistan, he has a long list of distinctions achieved during his illustrious international [...]
Continue reading »Federal Service Programme Likely for I.T. Professionals
To be called the Information Technology (IT) Cadre, in the public sector to induct finest IT professionals (with specialisation in programming, web development, network/database/system administration, software engineering, systems analysis and project management through the Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) and Provincial Public Service Commission (PPSC). Every year, the finest Pakistani IT brains are lured by [...]
Continue reading »$1.946 Billion Remitted by Pakistanis in Six Months
Overseas Pakistanis sent back home $1.946 billion in the first half of this fiscal year, up from $1.874 billion they had sent in a year-ago period, according to data released by State Bank of Pakistan. This suggests that remittances from expatriate Pakistanis may touch $4 billion during this fiscal year ending in June. But these [...]
Continue reading »72 Year Old Indian to Run Lahore Marathon
A 72-year-old Indian will take part in a marathon in Lahore on January 30. Dr Ashis Roy, who has been invited to participate in the Lahore Marathon, has taken part in several international marathon competitions. He has so far participated in 63 marathons all over the world and his name finds a place in the [...]
Continue reading »U.S. Hospital Chain Seeks Pakistan Collaboration
US-owned HCA International Hospitals was looking for collaborations with Pakistani hospitals, especially charitable hospitals and trusts. HCA International Hospitals Business Head, Elizabeth Boultbee expressed these views in a press briefing here on January 15. “These could involve our doctors travelling to the country to give lectures and seminars or second opinion, and impart training to [...]
Continue reading »Kids Learn Environmental Issues at Karachi ‘Nature Carnival’
A large number of children, accompanied by their parents, visited the day-long Nature Carnival, that was organized by a non-governmental organization, the World wide Fund for Nature (WWF) at the PAF Museum on Sunday. Over 50 schools participated in the activity, where the students had prepared various three-dimensional models based on five themes – Birds [...]
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