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LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION ADDRESS CITY/DISTRICT THE CITY SCHOOL (IQBAL TOWN 143-RACHNA BLOCK, ALLAMA 1 17-42-11238-1-012-S AAMINAH IRFAN MUHAMMAD IRFAN ASLAM 1 LAHORE BRANCH) IQBAL TOWN 11-A, OFFICER'S COLONY, THE 2 17-51-11464-1-005-S AARIZ AHMED TAHIR AHMED QAMAR 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM RAWALPINDI MALL, WAH CANTT ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 3 17-52-11042-1-033-S ABDUL HANAN SHOUKAT NASEER 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM 4 17-51-11062-1-012-S ABDUL RAFAY ZEESHAN ZAFAR 1 28-D, SATELLITE TOWN RAWALPINDI PRIMARY BRANCH ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 5 17-52-11042-1-015-S ABDUL RAFFAY MUHAMMAD FAROOQ 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 6 17-52-11042-1-012-S ABDUL REHMAN AKRAM RAJA 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM (K.G. PLOT NO. 68/A, OPP PUBLIC 7 17-022-11556-1-012-S ABDUL REHMAN MUHAMMAD FAROOQ 1 HYDERABAD BRANCH) SCHOOL, UNIT NO. 3 QUAID-E-AZAM DIVISIONAL PUBLIC 8 17-52-11614-1-004-S ABDUL REHMAN MUHAMMAD IRFAN ALVI 1 JAANDU ROAD, KHALID TOWN SIALKOT SCHOOL FAZAIA INTER COLLEGE JINNAH CAMP 9 17-51-11099-1-011-S ABDULLAH BIN AZIZ AZIZ AHMAD 1 KHANNA ROAD, NURKHAN RAWALPINDI (PRIMARY BRANCH) ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOLS STREET NO. 02, RAHWALI, 10 17-55-11541-1-010-S ABDULLAH SAEED HANEE SAEED 1 GUJRANWALA (GARRISON CAMPUS) GUJRANWALA CANTT ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 11 17-52-11042-1-036-S ABDULLAH SAJAD SAJAD HUSSAIN 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT GARRISON ACADEMY (SENIOR 12 17-55-11157-1-014-S ABDULLAH SHAHBAZ MOHAMMAD SHAHBAZ 1 PHASE-1, GUJRANWALA CANTT GUJRANWALA CAMPUS) BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM JANIPER BLOCK, SECTOR-C, 13 17-42-11333-1-017-S ABDULLAH VIRK MUHAMMAD AHSAN VIRK 1 LAHORE (BAHRIA TOWN CAMPUS) BAHRIA TOWN ABDUR RAHMAAN BIN SCHOOL FOR CONTEMPORARY & 117-E/1, HALI ROAD, GULBERG- 14 17-42-11256-1-011-S HUMAYUN BABAR ALI 1 LAHORE HUMAYUN ISLAMIC LEARNING (BOYS JUNIOR) III AGA KHAN HIGHER SECONDARY GULISTAN-E-FATIMA, NEAR 15 17-022-11336-1-008-S ABHISHEK KUMAR RAMESH KUMAR 1 HYDERABAD SCHOOL MUBARAK HOUSING SOCIETY 16 17-51-11143-1-009-S ABIHA SAQIB SAQIB HASSAN 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL HAMZA CAMP STADIUM ROAD, HAMZA CAMP RAWALPINDI ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE 17 17-068-11067-1-019-S ABU BAKAR SIDDIQUE GULAM MOHIUDIN 1 SATELLITE TOWN RAHIM YAR KHAN SYSTEM * Bronze Medal: First position in the respective class and at least 60% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION ADDRESS CITY/DISTRICT 26 -D, P.E.C.H.S., BLOCK -6, MAIN 18 17-021-11455-1-001-S ADIL AHMED MUHAMMAD ASHFAQ 1 SUFFAH SAVIOUR SCHOOL SHAHRAH-E-FAISAL, OPP KARACHI BALOCHISTAN HOUSE JINNAH FOUNDATION SECONDARY A-11 TO A-14, BHITTAI COLONY, 19 17-021-11626-1-001-S AFIFA KHAN AJAB KHAN 1 KARACHI SCHOOL KORANGI CROSSING, MALIR OPPOSITE POLICE LINE, M.D.A. 20 17-61-11687-1-007-S AFNAN MAJEED NASIR MAJEED 1 LEARNERS' CASTLE MULTAN ROAD 21-WEST WOOD COLONY, 21 17-42-11136-1-012-S AHMED ALI INTAZAR ALI 1 THE TRUST SCHOOL LAHORE THOKAR NIAZ BAIG ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 22 17-52-11042-1-011-S AHMED MEHMOOD MUHAMMAD AHMED 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT STREET NO. 23, COMMERCIAL 23 17-051-11286-1-001-S AHMED MEHMOOD KHALID MEHMOOD 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD AREA, SECTOR-F, DHA. PHASE-II STREET NO. 23, COMMERCIAL 24 17-051-11286-1-009-S AHMED SAEED SAEED AFRIDI 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD AREA, SECTOR-F, DHA. PHASE-II STREET NO. 23, COMMERCIAL 25 17-051-11286-1-011-S AHMED SAFDAR SAFDAR HUSSAIN 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD AREA, SECTOR-F, DHA. PHASE-II ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 26 17-52-11042-1-026-S AHMED SAYEED SAEED AKHTIR 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY 27 17-55-11613-1-002-S AIDA SAHAB AZHAR MUKHTAR 1 ISLAMABAD SCHOOLS (GUJRANWALA 3-58, DC ROAD GUJRANWALA CITY CAMPUS) 28 17-47-11361-1-015-S AJWA SIBTAIN SIBTAIN IRSHAD 1 CHENAB COLLEGE 12-KM, CHINIOT ROAD JHANG 29 17-42-11271-1-002-S ALINA USMAN USMAN AHMAD 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL 293-II-C-I, TOWNSHIP LAHORE 30 17-051-11322-1-007-S ALISHA AMJAD MUHAMMAD AMJAD 1 FAZAIA EDUCATION SYSTEM SCHOOL PAF COMPLEX, SECTOR E-9 ISLAMABAD 80-SARFRAZ RAFIQUE ROAD, 31 17-42-11396-1-014-S ALISHA BATOOL SYED SAJJAD HAIDER 1 GARRISON ACADEMY FOR GIRLS LAHORE LAHORE CANTT GARRISON ACADEMY (PRIMARY GHOUS-E-AZAM ROAD, CHUNGI 32 17-61-11567-1-013-S ALISHBA ABID RAO ABID HUSSAIN 1 MULTAN BRANCH) NO.1 CB-79 ALLAMA IQBAL TOWN, 33 17-55-11632-1-001-S ALIYA MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD 1 THE CITY SCHOOL GUJRANWALA SHAHRA-E-QUAID AZAM MIR ALAM TOWN, NEARBY MODERNAGE PUBLIC SCHOOL & GIRLS 34 17-992-11663-1-007-S ALIZA AJMAL MUHAMMAD AJMAL KHAN 1 RADIO PAKISTAN, MANSEHRA ABBOTTABAD COLLEGE ROAD * Bronze Medal: First position in the respective class and at least 60% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION ADDRESS CITY/DISTRICT SATLUJ BLOCK, DC COLONY, 35 17-55-11675-1-003-S ALYAN NOOR CHEEMA ZEESHAN-UL-NOOR CHEEMA 1 THE NOOR SCHOOL GUJRANWALA GUJRANWALA CANTT ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL (JUNIOR AZIZ SHAHEED ROAD, SIALKOT 36 17-52-11042-1-014-S AMIR RANA MUHAMMAD KHALID 1 SIALKOT CAMPUS) CANTT 204-RB, LOWER PRIMARY BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM (BF 37 17-41-11250-1-008-S AMNA AFTAB AFTAB MUBEEN ALVI 1 BLOCK, NEW GULSHAN-E-IQBAL, FAISALABAD CANAL CAMPUS, BOYS BRANCH) EAST CANAL ROAD 33RD STREET, BEHIND DEFENCE AUTHORITY PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING NO. 23, SEAVIEW 38 17-021-11506-1-001-S AMNA AHSAN MUHAMMAD AHSAN 1 KARACHI (O & A LEVELS SEAVIEW) TOWNSHIP, PHASE-V, EXTENTION DHA 39 17-42-11229-1-014-S AMNA NAVEED NAVEED KHUSHNOOD 1 LAHORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL 14-K, MODEL TOWN LAHORE 34TH STREET, BEHIND BUILDING NO. 58, SEAVIEW DEFENCE AUTHORITY MODEL HIGH 40 17-021-11030-1-009-S ANAYA KHAN MIRZA ARIF BAIG 1 TOWNSHIP, PHASE-V KARACHI SCHOOL BEACHVIEW EXTENSION, NEAR ROYAL RODALE CLUB, DEFENCE KHUSHAB ROAD, SARGODHA 41 17-48-11216-1-004-S ANEEQA MUHAMMAD RASHID 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE SARGODHA CANTT 42 17-51-11395-1-003-S ANOSHA ASIF ASIF MEHMOOD 1 AL-HUDA MONTESSORI & SCHOOL GUDWAL ROAD, WAH CANTT RAWALPINDI INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY GULSHAN-E-ALHUDA, MAIN PARK 43 17-051-11659-1-003-S ANSA BENAZIR MUHAMMAD BASHIR KHAN 1 ISLAMABAD SCHOOLS (IIUI) CHAK ISLAMABAD ROAD SHEHZAD CAMPUS MUHAMMAD INTIZAR SHARIF EDUCATION COMPLEX JATTI UMRAH, ADDA PLOT, 44 17-42-11244-1-004-S AREEB FATIMA 1 LAHORE CHEEMA (TRUST) RAIWIND ROAD ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL & COLLEGE 158-IQBAL SHAHEED ROAD, 45 17-021-11305-1-002-S AREESHA KHAN DURRANI MOHD FARAZ KHAN 1 KARACHI SYSTEMS (SADDAR BRANCH) SADDAR BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM (K.G. PLOT NO. 68/A, OPP PUBLIC 46 17-022-11556-1-007-S ARESHA MEMON AWAIS MEMON 1 HYDERABAD BRANCH) SCHOOL, UNIT NO. 3 ROOTS IVY INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL NEAR PARADISE VALLEY, PHASE- 47 17-41-11700-1-002-S ARFA ARSHAD AFTAB KASHIF 1 FAISALABAD (JUNIOR BRANCH) I, SHEIKHUPURA ROAD PAF BASE FAISAL, SHAHRAH-E- 48 17-021-11098-1-015-S ARHAM SHOMAIL SHOMAIL JAWED 1 FAZAIA DEGREE COLLEGE FAISAL KARACHI FAISAL BAHRIA FOUNDATION COLLEGE NEAR TATRAL HOTEL, JEHLUM 49 17-543-11399-1-001-S AROOJ FATIMA BABAR ALI 1 CHAKWAL (MINHASABAD CAMPUS) ROAD ROOTS MILLENNIUM SCHOOLS HILL PLOT NO. 2-B-6 TO 2-B-9, 50 17-582-11538-1-002-S ASHER MASOOD MASOOD HUSSAIN 1 MIRPUR VIEW CAMPUS SECTOR F-2, MIRPUR AZAD * Bronze Medal: First position in the respective class and at least 60% achieved. LIST OF BRONZE MEDAL WINNERS FIRST POSITION IN INSTITUTION S. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS INSTITUTION ADDRESS CITY/DISTRICT KASHMIR 51 17-42-11620-1-006-S ASMA IJAZ IJAZ SHARIF 1 THE CITY SCHOOL (JUNIOR SECTION) 114-SHADMAN COLONY-1 LAHORE CANTONMENT PUBLIC SCHOOL SYED AMMAD ANWAR 52 17-53-11025-1-012-S AUN RAZA SYED 1 BLOOMFIELD HALL SCHOOL UNDER BLOOMFIELD HALL GUJRAT JAFFERY MANAGEMENT, KHARIAN CANTT PLOT ST-4B, BLOCK-7, 53 17-021-11249-1-005-S AUSHNA SHAHZAD SHAHZAD HAFEEZ SIDDIQUI 1 THE ACADEMY (GULSHAN CAMPUS-II) KARACHI GULSHAN-E-IQBAL HEADSTART SCHOOL (ELEMENTARY HOUSE NO. 593-A, STREET NO. 54 17-051-11590-1-007-S AYAAN AKHTAR JARRAL FARAZ AKHTAR JARRAL 1 ISLAMABAD BRANCH) 110, I-8/4 HOUSE NO. 175 -B, IQBAL ROAD, 55 17-51-11583-1-002-S AYAN AHMED AHMED RAZA 1 THE CITY SCHOOL (PRE-JUNIOR) WESTRIDGE-I, RAWALPINDI RAWALPINDI CANTT STREET NO. 23, COMMERCIAL 56 17-051-11286-1-002-S AYAN AHMED WAQAS AHMED 1 ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL ISLAMABAD AREA, SECTOR-F, DHA. PHASE-II HOUSE NO. 11, HALI ROAD, 57 17-51-11334-1-003-S AYAN BUTT MUHAMMAD YOUNIS BUTT 1 BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM RAWALPINDI WESTRIDGE 58 17-051-11301-1-004-S AYAN SAHI AOUN SAHI 1 SUPER NOVA (PRESCHOOL) 9-BHITTAI ROAD, F-7/1 ISLAMABAD 21-WEST WOOD COLONY, 59 17-42-11136-1-011-S AYAN SOHAIB MUHAMMAD SOHAIB AHMED 1 THE TRUST SCHOOL LAHORE THOKAR NIAZ BAIG BEACONHOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM (K.G.
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    Fatima Saba Akhunzada THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN RELIGIOUS PLURALISM. A CASE STUDY OF PAKISTAN Abstract: The term interfaith dialogue is not new now. Followers of different religions and of different ideologies have already mentioned it. Since the World has become a global village, the need of interfaith discussion increased. The main objective of this interfaith dialogue is to promote religious tolerance and peace among different religions and to avoid conflicts and violence. Another objective is to create the atmosphere of respect towards the other religions which we hardly see in the past. We observe discrimination and prejudices among the followers of different religions which continues even at this day and age. Religion is the need of every person and society, its role cannot be ignored in life, and it should not be used as a reason of conflicts among the nations. We observe in the past and even in the present that the reasons and causes of conflicts are racial and regional and based on caste and creed rather than religion. The hereby article tackles the situation of Pluralism in Pakistan and the attitude of the state towards other religious minorities. There is a brief discussion about the existing ethnic groups and their conflicts. The rights of religious groups are discussed in the light of the constitution of 1973. Violence and discrimination against the minorities is discussed in the paper and their complaints and problems are highlighted. In the end some recommendations are discussed, regular sessions of interfaith dialogue are the need of the present time. Sectarian violence should be banned.
  • Kamil Khan Mumtaz in Pakistan

    Kamil Khan Mumtaz in Pakistan

    A Contemporary Architectural Quest and Synthesis: Kamil Khan Mumtaz in Pakistan by Zarminae Ansari Bachelor of Architecture, National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan, 1994. Submitted to the Department of Architecture in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Architecture Studies at the MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY June 1997 Zarminae Ansari, 1997. All Rights Reserved. The author hereby grants to MIT permission to reproduce and distribute publicly paper and electronic copies of this thesis document in whole or in part. A uthor ...... ................................................................................. .. Department of Architecture May 9, 1997 Certified by. Attilio Petruccioli Aga Khan Professor of Design for Islamic Culture Thesis Supervisor A ccep ted b y ........................................................................................... Roy Strickland Chairman, Departmental Committee on Graduate Students Department of Architecture JUN 2 0 1997 Room 14-0551 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139 Ph: 617.253.2800 MIT Libraries Email: [email protected] Document Services http://Ilibraries.mit.eduldocs DISCLAIMER OF QUALITY Due to the condition of the original material, there are unavoidable flaws in this reproduction. We have made every effort possible to provide you with the best copy available. If you are dissatisfied with this product and find it unusable, please contact Document Services as soon as possible. Thank you. Some pages in the original document contain color / grayscale pictures or graphics that will not scan or reproduce well. Readers: Ali Asani, (John L. Loeb Associe e Professor of the Humanities, Harvard Univer- sity Faculty of Arts and Sciences). Sibel Bozdogan, (Associate Professor of Architecture, MIT). Hasan-ud-din Khan, (Visiting Associate Professor, AKPIA, MIT).
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    Year Book Ministry of ofInformationof Information Information Technology Technology Technology & Telecommunication & &Telecommunication Telecommunication 2015-2016 Government of Pakistan Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (IT and Telecom Division) Year Book 2015-2016 Page 1 Year Book Ministry of ofInformationof Information Information Technology Technology Technology & Telecommunication & &Telecommunication Telecommunication 2015-2016 FOREWORD Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications (MoITT) is entrusted to formulate policies aimed at improving National Information and Communications Technology (ICT) infrastructure and services, to transform Pakistan into a knowledge-based economy by ensuring provision of reliable and affordable Information and Communications Technology enabled services. Rule 25 of the Rules of Business, 1973 requires every Division/Ministry of the Federal Government to prepare a Year Book on its activities and achievements during the year. The Year Book is prepared for information of the Cabinet as well as general public. The annual publication of this Year Book is also recognition of the public’s right to information. The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications, therefore, in compliance with its responsibility has prepared its Year Book for the year 2015-16. The primary objective of this Book is to keep the public informed regarding the important activities undertaken by this ministry and organizations/companies/departments etc under its administrative control. It is sincerely hoped that this Year Book will serve as a useful reference for public, researchers, and scholars interested in activities carried out by MOITT in this year. --- (Rizwan Bashir Khan) Secretary IT Page 2 Year Book Ministry of ofInformationof Information Information Technology Technology Technology & Telecommunication & &Telecommunication Telecommunication 2015-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents Pages 1.