KPK govt to wage jihad against illiteracy - Imran Khan's Speech at School Enrolment Drive in KPK
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talkingbird2009
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I would say that its very naive to launch an offense against the uneducated ones and exterminate them by launching jihad. Why not
provide them access to education and make them useful members of the society.
Killing any class or promoting violence against those who are less privilged is not the solution. Please Please do not spread hate against any person..educated or not educated . I do understand that the masses are illiterate in developing countriues llike pakistan but Jihad is not the solution to illiteracy. Let us all promote peace, love and education for all. Equality and Justice!
provide them access to education and make them useful members of the society.
Killing any class or promoting violence against those who are less privilged is not the solution. Please Please do not spread hate against any person..educated or not educated . I do understand that the masses are illiterate in developing countriues llike pakistan but Jihad is not the solution to illiteracy. Let us all promote peace, love and education for all. Equality and Justice!
AhsanAltaf1
Minister (2k+ posts)
talkingbird and positive ?? are u nuts :lol::lol:[hilar][hilar]
it is wrritten gainst illiteracy, not against illeterated people. And you should know that jihad is not only a "violent action" or "military action", it also stands for "effort" to eradicate a sin or something bad.
Take my advice and re register your name at school.
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Academic leaps: Khyber Medical University to launch three new projects
PESHAWAR: Three new projects were approved by Khyber Medical University (KMU), Peshawar on Tuesday at an estimated cost of Rs2.2 billion.
KMU Vice Chancellor (VC) Professor Dr Mohammad Hafizullah announced the new schemes while chairing the 13th meeting of the university syndicate held at Institute of Basic Medical Sciences (IBMS), KMU.
The proposed projects are the establishment of KMU Institute of Nursing and Medical Technology at an estimated cost of Rs750 million, KMU Institute of Medical Sciences at a cost of Rs995 million and strengthening KMU at a cost of Rs450 million.
At the meeting, VC Hafizullah informed the syndicate KMU had formed an emergency advisory team comprising medical, public health and nursing experts to visit Swat district in connection with the recent outbreak of dengue fever in the valley. The team will recommend precautionary measures to concerned authorities.
Upon the successful completion of PhDs by KMU scholars studying abroad as well the completion of PhDs by scholars enrolled in IBMS, the various constituent institutes of the university shall start functioning optimally and also initiate practical research in the field of medical and allied health sciences, said the VC.
During the meeting, the syndicate recommended the addition of six new faculties the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Faculty of Health Profession Education and Research, and Faculty of Public Health and Social Sciences seeking approval from the university senate.
On the recommendations of the University Selection Board, the syndicate accorded approval for appointment of Dr Abdul Sahib Khan as associate professor at IBMS, Asim Samad as assistant treasurer on regular basis and Dr Mohammad Tahir Sarwar as assistant professor on contractual basis at IBMS.
The syndicate also approved provisional/conditional affiliation for students who are currently enrolled at Rehman Medical Institute School of Nursing, Peshawar and Royal College of Nursing, Swat for the four-year BSc (nursing) programme.
Participants of the meeting discussed KMU Research and Ethics Statutes, 2008 in detail and recommended the revised draft for approval of the university senate with some amendments.
The syndicate later approved the proposed eligibility criteria of different posts for the Office of Research Innovation and Commercialisation (ORIC), KMU. It also accorded approval for the grant of Ad hoc Relief Allowance 2013 and 10% of basic pay to all KMU employees including contingent workers and contractual employees.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/602522/...ical-university-to-launch-three-new-projects/
PESHAWAR: Three new projects were approved by Khyber Medical University (KMU), Peshawar on Tuesday at an estimated cost of Rs2.2 billion.
KMU Vice Chancellor (VC) Professor Dr Mohammad Hafizullah announced the new schemes while chairing the 13th meeting of the university syndicate held at Institute of Basic Medical Sciences (IBMS), KMU.
The proposed projects are the establishment of KMU Institute of Nursing and Medical Technology at an estimated cost of Rs750 million, KMU Institute of Medical Sciences at a cost of Rs995 million and strengthening KMU at a cost of Rs450 million.
At the meeting, VC Hafizullah informed the syndicate KMU had formed an emergency advisory team comprising medical, public health and nursing experts to visit Swat district in connection with the recent outbreak of dengue fever in the valley. The team will recommend precautionary measures to concerned authorities.
Upon the successful completion of PhDs by KMU scholars studying abroad as well the completion of PhDs by scholars enrolled in IBMS, the various constituent institutes of the university shall start functioning optimally and also initiate practical research in the field of medical and allied health sciences, said the VC.
During the meeting, the syndicate recommended the addition of six new faculties the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Faculty of Health Profession Education and Research, and Faculty of Public Health and Social Sciences seeking approval from the university senate.
On the recommendations of the University Selection Board, the syndicate accorded approval for appointment of Dr Abdul Sahib Khan as associate professor at IBMS, Asim Samad as assistant treasurer on regular basis and Dr Mohammad Tahir Sarwar as assistant professor on contractual basis at IBMS.
The syndicate also approved provisional/conditional affiliation for students who are currently enrolled at Rehman Medical Institute School of Nursing, Peshawar and Royal College of Nursing, Swat for the four-year BSc (nursing) programme.
Participants of the meeting discussed KMU Research and Ethics Statutes, 2008 in detail and recommended the revised draft for approval of the university senate with some amendments.
The syndicate later approved the proposed eligibility criteria of different posts for the Office of Research Innovation and Commercialisation (ORIC), KMU. It also accorded approval for the grant of Ad hoc Relief Allowance 2013 and 10% of basic pay to all KMU employees including contingent workers and contractual employees.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/602522/...ical-university-to-launch-three-new-projects/
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Uniform education system in KP from next year
PESHAWAR, Sept 10: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government would implement the policy of uniform education system from next academic year, said Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chairman Imran Khan here on Tuesday.
Addressing a ceremony, held in Government High School No.1 in connection with enrolment drive, he said that after implementation of the policy students of rich and poor families would be taught the same courses.
“There will be no difference between poverty-stricken and affluent students after the new system is introduced,” Mr Khan said. He added that the PTI-ld coalition government increased annual budget of education sector.
He said that additional funds were being provided to 29,000 schools to enhance enrolment and improve quality of education. “I can run an overseas fund-raising campaign for education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa if a need arises,” he added.
On the occasion, the PTI chief filled an admission form for a new student to kick off the drive aimed at enrolling 2.6 million out of school children in the province.
Despite financial constraints, the government would bring the promised reforms in all social sectors including education, Mr Khan said, adding that there was no separate education system for rich in any country of the world. He said that PTI was introducing uniform education system for all students.
The government was facing daunting task of bringing reforms into the current education system but it was fully determined to introduce a system in accordance with the modern day needs, the PTI chief said.
He said that the enrolment campaign was launched to encourage parents to admit their children to the government-run schools. “It is a real jihad to cleanse the education system and we are ready to make it possible,” he said.
Mr Khan said that overseas Pakistanis were the main asset of the local population as they were ready to help the country to stand on its feet. The PTI government would spend the donations of the expatriates in a transparency manner to benefit the children, he said.
“The whole education management system is being changed to make progress and improve standard of education besides ensuring that all children get an education,” the PTI chief said.
He said that government accorded top priority to reforms in education, health and judiciary. He said that they would rid the people of the present police system to bring a real change in the province. The other provinces, he said, would soon start following Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Mr Khan said that they decided to revamp education system as the present system didn’t allow the middle and lower middle class students to compete with the students of expensive private schools. “For this purpose, we have chalked out a programme to scale up education standard at the state-run schools,” he said.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Minister Pervez Khattak said that his government was committed to translate into action its promise of change. He said that people would witness a visible change in their education system by March next year. Within two months, people would see a marked difference in the governance, he said, adding that he was sure that people would praise the government.
“Every department has been tasked to hammer out a strategy to cope with the situation and bring betterment for the welfare of the people,” Mr Khattak said.
Elementary and Secondary Education Secretary Joudat Ayaz said on the occasion that the current fiscal budget of the province registered an increase of 30 per cent as compared to that of 2012.
The government, he said, was determined to enrol out of school children. “We have devised a mechanism to constantly monitor the enrolment campaign to get the desired results,” Mr Ayaz said.
http://dawn.com/news/1042099
PESHAWAR, Sept 10: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government would implement the policy of uniform education system from next academic year, said Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chairman Imran Khan here on Tuesday.
Addressing a ceremony, held in Government High School No.1 in connection with enrolment drive, he said that after implementation of the policy students of rich and poor families would be taught the same courses.
“There will be no difference between poverty-stricken and affluent students after the new system is introduced,” Mr Khan said. He added that the PTI-ld coalition government increased annual budget of education sector.
He said that additional funds were being provided to 29,000 schools to enhance enrolment and improve quality of education. “I can run an overseas fund-raising campaign for education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa if a need arises,” he added.
On the occasion, the PTI chief filled an admission form for a new student to kick off the drive aimed at enrolling 2.6 million out of school children in the province.
Despite financial constraints, the government would bring the promised reforms in all social sectors including education, Mr Khan said, adding that there was no separate education system for rich in any country of the world. He said that PTI was introducing uniform education system for all students.
The government was facing daunting task of bringing reforms into the current education system but it was fully determined to introduce a system in accordance with the modern day needs, the PTI chief said.
He said that the enrolment campaign was launched to encourage parents to admit their children to the government-run schools. “It is a real jihad to cleanse the education system and we are ready to make it possible,” he said.
Mr Khan said that overseas Pakistanis were the main asset of the local population as they were ready to help the country to stand on its feet. The PTI government would spend the donations of the expatriates in a transparency manner to benefit the children, he said.
“The whole education management system is being changed to make progress and improve standard of education besides ensuring that all children get an education,” the PTI chief said.
He said that government accorded top priority to reforms in education, health and judiciary. He said that they would rid the people of the present police system to bring a real change in the province. The other provinces, he said, would soon start following Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Mr Khan said that they decided to revamp education system as the present system didn’t allow the middle and lower middle class students to compete with the students of expensive private schools. “For this purpose, we have chalked out a programme to scale up education standard at the state-run schools,” he said.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Minister Pervez Khattak said that his government was committed to translate into action its promise of change. He said that people would witness a visible change in their education system by March next year. Within two months, people would see a marked difference in the governance, he said, adding that he was sure that people would praise the government.
“Every department has been tasked to hammer out a strategy to cope with the situation and bring betterment for the welfare of the people,” Mr Khattak said.
Elementary and Secondary Education Secretary Joudat Ayaz said on the occasion that the current fiscal budget of the province registered an increase of 30 per cent as compared to that of 2012.
The government, he said, was determined to enrol out of school children. “We have devised a mechanism to constantly monitor the enrolment campaign to get the desired results,” Mr Ayaz said.
http://dawn.com/news/1042099
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SMAAS
Senator (1k+ posts)
Re: Uniform education system in KP from next year
Agli anay wali generations mein se KPK ki Phukhtoon or dosri qoumiyat k log baki suboun ke nisbat sub se zaida educated or civilize houn ge ajj k halaat ko made nazar rukhey howey yehi nazar a raha hai. Punjab tou gea gunjoun k hatoun bakeya soboun me b yehi haal hai. Slaute kerna chaye Khan saab ko itni achi kargerdigy dekhanay per.
Agli anay wali generations mein se KPK ki Phukhtoon or dosri qoumiyat k log baki suboun ke nisbat sub se zaida educated or civilize houn ge ajj k halaat ko made nazar rukhey howey yehi nazar a raha hai. Punjab tou gea gunjoun k hatoun bakeya soboun me b yehi haal hai. Slaute kerna chaye Khan saab ko itni achi kargerdigy dekhanay per.
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Akhir Kaptan na kar dekhaya , must watch n share
