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LIST OF POWER BANK WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN PAKISTAN S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT MIANWALI EDUCATION 1 18-459-00612-1-010-E AAFIA REHMAN SHAFIQ-UR-REHMAN 1 MIANWALI TRUST COLLEGE THE CITY SCHOOL CHAKWAL 2 18-543-00631-1-025-E AAIMA ABBAS GHULAM ABBAS 1 CHAKWAL CAMPUS 3 18-42-20719-1-009-E AAIZA ARSLAN ARSLAN ALI 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 4 18-051-00600-1-028-E AALEEN FATIMA IMRAN HUSSAIN 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 5 18-051-00600-1-013-E ABDUL HANAN KHALID KHALID MEHMOOD 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH ABDUL HANAN THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 6 18-051-00600-1-012-E MOHSIN ALI 1 ISLAMABAD MOHSIN BRANCH THE CITY SCHOOL 7 18-244-00841-1-010-E ABDUL KABEER BISHARAT AKBAR 1 NAWABSHAH NAWABSHAH CAMPUS ROOTS INTERNATIONAL 8 18-51-20599-1-016-E ABDUL MOIZ SHAFQAT ALI 1 RAWALPINDI SCHOOL MUHAMMAD DANISH THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 9 18-051-00600-1-050-E ABDUL MOIZ DANISH 1 ISLAMABAD AMJAD BRANCH ABDUL RAAFAY THE CITY SCHOOL CANTT 10 18-91-20080-1-009-E SM RIZWAN IQBAL 1 PESHAWAR RIZWAN NURSERY BRANCH BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 11 18-051-00224-1-003-E ABDUL RAFAY ZAFAR JABBAR 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 12 18-051-00224-1-068-E ABDULLAH KASHIF MUHAMMAD KASHIF 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 13 18-51-00199-1-054-E ABDULLAH SHAKEEL M. SHAKEEL 1 RAWALPINDI SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH THE CITY SCHOOL CANTT 14 18-91-20080-1-002-E ABDUR RAB ZAHEER ZAHEER UD DIN 1 PESHAWAR NURSERY BRANCH THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 15 18-051-00600-1-042-E ABEEHA RIZWAN RIZWAN SULTAN 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 16 18-051-00600-1-016-E ABEER FARID ADNAN FARID 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 17 18-51-00199-1-059-E ABIHA ZUBERI JAWWAD ZUBERI 1 RAWALPINDI SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH THE CITY SCHOOL SHADMAN 18 18-42-20461-1-002-E AHMAD JUNAID KHAN JUNAID TARIQ KHAN 1 LAHORE NURSERY 19 18-48-00970-1-007-E AHMAD MUSTAFA ARSALAN HASSAN 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SARGODHA 20 18-42-20593-1-002-E AHMED ASLAM MUHAMMAD ASLAM 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE LAHORE LITERATI 21 18-42-00686-1-031-E AIMA WASEEM AHMAD WASEEM 1 MONTESSORI AND HIGH LAHORE SCHOOL BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 22 18-051-00224-1-011-E AIMAL WAJAHAT WAJAHAT AHMED 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX BAHRIA TOWN SCHOOL AND 23 18-42-20038-1-015-E AIZAH NAUSHAD NAUSHAD HAMEED 1 LAHORE COLLEGE THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 24 18-051-00600-1-026-E AJIA ANSARI SAAD AHMED ANSARI 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 25 18-91-20099-1-001-E ALAYNA HASSAN HASSAN ALI KHAN 1 PESHAWAR SYESTEM KHYBER CAMPUS GARRISON ACADEMY 26 18-55-20349-1-005-E ALEENA ZIA UR REHMAN 1 GUJRANWALA SENIOR CAMPUS THE CITY SCHOOL 27 18-021-00655-1-011-E ALI AFNAN GHULAM JILLANI 1 KARACHI GULISTAN-E-JOHAR CAMPUS BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 28 18-51-00199-1-057-E ALINA HUSSAIN HAZIR HUSSAIN 1 RAWALPINDI SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH * Power Bank: First position in the country within the respective class and at least 90% achieved. LIST OF POWER BANK WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN PAKISTAN S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT GOVERNMENT GIRLS 29 18-62-20773-1-003-E ALISHBA MOHAMMAD SHABBIR 1 BAHAWALPUR PRIMARY SCHOOL THE CITY SCHOOL 30 18-244-00841-1-017-E ALISHBA WASEEM WASEEM RAJA MEMON 1 NAWABSHAH NAWABSHAH CAMPUS BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 31 18-051-00224-1-053-E AMAL RIAZ RIAZ MOHAMMAD 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 32 18-051-00224-1-008-E AMINAH EMMAN RANA IQTIDAR SHAKOOR 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL 33 18-42-00195-1-011-E AMINAH KHURRAM KHURRAM SHAHZAD 1 LAHORE CANAL CAMPUS MUHAMMAD ATTAULLAH 34 18-91-20001-1-002-E AMN BUKHARI 1 QADIMS LUMIERE SCHOOL PESHAWAR SHAH BUKHARI BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 35 18-051-00224-1-036-E AMNA FAZAL FAZAL UR REHMAN 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 36 18-051-00224-1-067-E AMNA HASSAN KHAN ARIF SHERDIL KHAN 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX KHAN AMIR YOUNUS 37 18-021-00402-1-014-E ANABIA AMIR 1 DAWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL KARACHI KAMAL LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL 38 18-42-00389-1-059-E ANAMTA FATIMA BAIG MIRZA AMANULLAH BAIG 1 LAHORE CANTT BRANCH BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 39 18-051-00224-1-039-E ANAS ASIM ASIM SHAMIM 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX EDUCATION TRUST NASRA 40 18-021-20432-1-011-E ANAYA ASIM AHMED 1 SCHOOLS PRIMARY KARACHI MORNING MAIN CAMPUS THE CITY SCHOOL CANTT 41 18-91-20080-1-015-E ANAYA DURRANI IHTISHAM DURRANI 1 PESHAWAR NURSERY BRANCH ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND 42 18-55-00311-1-004-E ANOOSHEY RAHEEL RAHEEL AHMED 1 GUJRANWALA COLLEGE BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 43 18-051-00224-1-060-E ANOSHA MAHEEN MUHAMMAD ASHFAQ 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX THE CITY SCHOOL PRE 44 18-022-20684-1-001-E ANOUSHY HUMAYOON DURANI 1 JUNIOR QASIMABAD HYDERABAD BRANCH 45 18-41-00431-1-015-E AREESHA SIRAJ HASSAN KHALID 1 THE LAHORE LYCEUM FAISALABAD BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 46 18-051-00224-1-054-E ARFA AMINA TAHIR TAHIR MEHMOOD 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX ROOTS INTERNATIONAL 47 18-51-20599-1-028-E ARGHAMAN TANVEER TANVEER SADIQ 1 RAWALPINDI SCHOOL GOVERNMENT GIRLS 48 18-62-20773-1-009-E ARIBA AKHTAR AKHTAR 1 BAHAWALPUR PRIMARY SCHOOL BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 49 18-56-00618-1-007-E AROOSH FATIMA AFTAB AHMED 1 SHEIKHUPURA SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH FOUNDATION PUBLIC 50 18-022-00325-1-018-E ARSH BIN UMAIR MUHAMMAD UMAIR 1 HYDERABAD SCHOOL JUNIOR SCHOOL THE CITY SCHOOL GULREZ 51 18-51-20395-1-001-E ARSHIFA ARHAM ARHAM MUNIR 1 RAWALPINDI NURSERY BRANCH FAZAIA INTER COLLEGE 52 18-51-00338-1-003-E ASHB-E-ZAHRA ZAKI ABBAS 1 RAWALPINDI JINNAH CAMP BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 53 18-051-00224-1-013-E ASHNA AKRAM M AKRAM 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX THE CITY SCHOOL JUNIOR 54 18-52-20090-1-011-E AYAAN IJAZ IJAZ AHMED 1 SIALKOT CANTT CAMPUS HAPPY PALACE GRAMMAR 55 18-021-20378-1-009-E AYAN PERWAIZ PERWAIZ NABI 1 KARACHI SCHOOL CAMPUS VII BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 56 18-051-00224-1-040-E AYESHA ZAHEER JABBAR 1 ISLAMABAD COMPLEX * Power Bank: First position in the country within the respective class and at least 90% achieved. LIST OF POWER BANK WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN PAKISTAN S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION CITY/DISTRICT THE CITY SCHOOL WAPDA 57 18-42-00613-1-007-E AYESHA AWAN SHERAZ MAQSOOD 1 LAHORE TOWN NURSERY HAPPY PALACE GRAMMAR 58 18-021-20378-1-003-E AYRAH YASIR YASIR MEHMOOD 1 KARACHI SCHOOL CAMPUS VII AYYAN ZUHAYR BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL 59 18-56-00618-1-025-E ADEEL MANSOOR 1 SHEIKHUPURA SARHANDI SYSTEM PRIMARY BRANCH ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND 60 18-51-00479-1-020-E AZAAN AFSHAN SAQIB 1 RAWALPINDI COLLEGE AZHAF HASANAT BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 61 18-051-00224-1-057-E AL HASANAT RASUL 1 ISLAMABAD RASUL COMPLEX ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL AND 62 18-55-00311-1-012-E BAREERA SHAHID SHAHID ASHRAF 1 GUJRANWALA COLLEGE EDUCATION TRUST NASRA 63 18-021-20432-1-025-E BIBI MARYAM SHOAIB AHMED 1 SCHOOLS PRIMARY KARACHI MORNING MAIN CAMPUS HAPPY PALACE GRAMMAR 64 18-021-20378-1-024-E DUA ABDUL WAHID ABDUL WAHID 1 KARACHI SCHOOL CAMPUS VII 65 18-42-20719-1-006-E DUA KASHIF KASHIF TAHIR 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE GARRISON ACADEMY JUNIOR 66 18-55-00120-1-002-E DUA SHAHID RANA SHAHID RIAZ 1 GUJRANWALA CAMPUS THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 67 18-051-00600-1-027-E EBRAHIM HASAN HASAN NISAR 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH MAJOR HASSAAN BIN BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 68 18-051-00224-1-010-E EMAAN HASSAAN 1 ISLAMABAD ASLAM COMPLEX LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL 69 18-42-00389-1-057-E EMAAN SHOAIB SHOAIB SHEIKH 1 LAHORE CANTT BRANCH ROOTS MILLENNIUM MUHAMMAD SHUJA 70 18-42-20672-1-003-E EMAAN SHUJA 1 SCHOOLS FUTURE WORLD LAHORE ANWAR SCHOOL THE CITY SCHOOL CANTT 71 18-91-20080-1-004-E ESHAAL HASSAN MUSSAWER UL HASSAN 1 PESHAWAR NURSERY BRANCH 72 18-021-20546-1-005-E ESHAL ABDUL SAMAD ABDUL SAMAD JHANDIA 1 THE HORIZON HIGH KARACHI UMM AL QURA PUBLIC 73 18-62-20064-1-002-E ESHAL FATIMA MUHAMMAD SOHAIL 1 BAHAWALPUR SCHOOL GIRLS BRANCH THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 74 18-051-00600-1-025-E ESHAL QASIM QASIM YASIN 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH THE CITY SCHOOL EYE 75 18-459-20764-1-004-E ESHMAL NIAZI SAMI ULLAH NIAZI 1 MIANWALI SECTION MIANWALI CAMPUS ROOTS MILLENNIUM ESSA AMANAULLAH TAUSEEF IMRAN ULLAH 76 18-52-20671-1-007-E 1 SCHOOLS SANDILANDS SIALKOT GHUMMAN GHUMMAN CAMPUS HAPPY PALACE GRAMMAR 77 18-021-20378-1-006-E FABIHA HUSSAIN KHURRAM 1 KARACHI SCHOOL CAMPUS VII THE CITY SCHOOL 78 18-021-20473-1-036-E FALAK FAIZAN MUHAMMAD FAIZAN 1 KARACHI GULISTAN-E-JOHAR II SYED UZAIR AHMED HAPPY PALACE GRAMMAR 79 18-021-20378-1-011-E FALAK UZAIR 1 KARACHI HASHIM SCHOOL CAMPUS VII INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF 80 18-62-20124-1-010-E FASEH UR REHMAN MUHAMMAD TARIQ AZIZ 1 BAHAWALPUR CORDOBA THE LYNX SCHOOL PRIMARY 81 18-051-00600-1-034-E FASIH UD DIN EMAD UD DIN 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH 82 18-42-20719-1-019-E FATIMA AHMAD AHMAD RAFIQ 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL LAHORE FATIMA ALI KHURRAM ALI BAHRIA COLLEGE NAVAL 83 18-051-00224-1-017-E 1 ISLAMABAD CHAUDHRY CHAUDHRY COMPLEX * Power Bank: First position in the country within the respective class and at least 90% achieved.
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    Annual Report 2010-11 Research and Development RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FACULTY OF ARTS & HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT OF ARCHAEOLOGY Projects: (i) Completed UNESCO funded project ―Sui Vihar Excavations and Archaeological Reconnaissance of Southern Punjab” has been completed. Research Collaboration Funding grants for R&D o Pakistan National Commission for UNESCO approved project amounting to Rs. 0.26 million. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Publications Book o Spatial Constructs in Alamgir Hashmi‘s Poetry: A Critical Study by Amra Raza Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany 2011 Conferences, Seminars and Workshops, etc. o Workshop on Creative Writing by Rizwan Akthar, Departmental Ph.D Scholar in Essex, October 11th , 2010, Department of English Language & Literature, University of the Punjab, Lahore. o Seminar on Fullbrght Scholarship Requisites by Mehreen Noon, October 21st, 2010, Department of English Language & Literature, Universsity of the Punjab, Lahore. Research Journals Department of English publishes annually two Journals: o Journal of Research (Humanities) HEC recognized ‗Z‘ Category o Journal of English Studies Research Collaboration Foreign Linkages St. Andrews University, Scotland DEPARTMENT OF FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE R & D-An Overview A Research Wing was introduced with its various operating desks. In its first phase a Translation Desk was launched: Translation desk (French – English/Urdu and vice versa): o Professional / legal documents; Regular / personal documents; o Latest research papers, articles and reviews; 39 Annual Report 2010-11 Research and Development The translation desk aims to provide authentic translation services to the public sector and to facilitate mutual collaboration at international level especially with the French counterparts. It addresses various businesses and multi national companies, online sales and advertisements, and those who plan to pursue higher education abroad.
  • Bahria Town Online Statement

    Bahria Town Online Statement

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