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ONLY APPLICNATS WHOSE NAMES ARE IN THE LIST MAY REGISTRER AGAIN WITH OTS AND DISPATCH THEIR APPLICATIONS AT THE ADDRESS MENTIONED ON APPLICATION FORM. PROTOCOL ASSISTANT S.No Names CNIC 1 ABDUL GHANI 520366880285 2 INAM UL HAQ 1320208010519 3 YASIR NAZEER 3330384727115 4 Blank 1610105425799 5 Aadil Bashir 3840303382579 6 AADIL KHAN 1730154975401 7 AAKIFUR RAHMAN 1610169784851 8 Aamir Mahmood Shah 3840351555947 9 Aamir Habib Khattak 3840370148559 10 AAMIR HUSSAIN 4320373625483 11 AAMIR KHAN 5140129667851 12 AAMIR KHAN 6110148607425 13 AAMIR KHAN 1730173721269 14 AAMIR MEHMOOD 3710590621947 15 Aamir Raza 1420327822661 16 AAMIR RAZA 5530239146773 17 AAMIR SHAHZAD 3630293631885 18 AAMIR SHAHZAD 3840177532877 19 AAMIR SHEHZAD 3520297738977 20 Aamir Sohail 1610168238245 21 AAMIR SOHAIL BHATTI 3540465611201 22 AAMIR SULTAN 3840280817101 23 AAMIR ZUBAIR 1720185823845 24 Aaqib Mahmood 3520128803289 25 Aaqib Naeem 6110107164253 26 Aashir Hussain Shahani 4550465623413 27 Aashir Raza 3810158090929 28 AATIF RAZA 3320395400435 29 ABBAS KHAN 1610117786773 30 Abdul Azeem 3130366089175 31 Abdul Aziz 5130162406529 32 ABDUL AZIZ 5640303391131 33 Abdul Baqi 4350403739553 34 ABDUL BARI SHAHZAD 4550105227185 35 ABDUL BASEER 1540226143189 36 ABDUL BASIT 4550503934495 37 ABDUL BASIT 1420337381905 38 ABDUL BASIT 1350348685689 39 Abdul Basit Khan 2150546916969 40 ABDUL FAHEEM DAYO 4550416770389 41 ABDUL FATAH 5340298211645 42 ABDUL GHAFFAR 4240169235011 43 ABDUL GHAFFAR LAHORI 4200010395811 44 ABDUL GHAFOOR BALOCH 3220320798619 45 ABDUL GHANI 3210351474313 46 Abdul Haleem 5530286556073 47 ABDUL HAMEED 5440171718623 48 Abdul Hanan 5440127035523 49 Abdul Hanan 3310587689265 50 ABDUL HAQ 1730145911687 51 Abdul Haseeb 2120291159667 52 Abdul Haseeb 1730146165239 53 ABDUL HASEEB 3810175512917 54 Abdul Haseeb 3410165492259 55 ABDUL HAYEE 4520592262763 56 ABDUL JABBAR 3740560447151 57 Abdul Jaleel 4520416337753 58 ABDUL KARIM 5340201426765 59 Abdul Khaliq 3310284917183 60 Abdul Latif 5160204834137 61 Abdul Malik 5630439658495 62 Abdul Manan 5120303497217 63 ABDUL MANNAN 4210112917165 64 Abdul Mateen 3210228504649 65 Abdul Muhaiman 3310022223139 66 abdul muheet zaid 5340243758077 67 Abdul Muttalib 5130152193855 68 Abdul Nabi 5320265778757 69 Abdul Nauman 1120123461831 70 ABDUL QADEER 5440020859199 71 ABDUL QADEER KHAN 1120118082129 72 ABDUL QADEER KHAN BABAR 1720158890593 73 Abdul Qadir 2250180487937 74 Abdul Rafay 3520171460071 75 Abdul Rahim 4220139084825 76 Abdul rahman 1620254151595 77 Abdul Rahman 5440001171173 78 ABDUL RAHMAN 4210140450323 79 ABDUL RAHMAN 4210647375374 80 ABDUL RAOUF 3110558667017 81 Abdul Rasheed 5440084723311 82 ABDUL RASHID SOOMRO 4330469720515 83 ABDUL RAUF 8220242480275 84 Abdul Rauf khan 5320309042041 85 Abdul Rehman 4410784038083 86 ABDUL REHMAN 5650309258981 87 ABDUL SALAM 3210365818995 88 ABDUL SALAM SOOMRO 4520574466705 89 Abdul Samad 3710120165891 90 ABDUL SAMI 4320126273099 91 ABDUL SATAR 3230115827335 92 ABDUL WADOOD 1420348388163 93 Abdul Wahab 3320224548181 94 ABDUL WAHEED 3310454392761 95 Abdul Wahid 1610280138995 96 Abdul Wahid 5440016287213 97 ABDUL WAHID 5440061758935 98 ABDUL WAJID 1120173806473 99 Abdul Wajid 5440167550053 100 ABDUL WARIS KHAN 4420574861891 101 ABDULLAH 1720195477595 102 ABDULLAH 3630278493221 103 ABDULLAH 5440063289559 104 ABDULLAH 1610207925103 105 ABDULLAH 1730149920923 106 ABDULLAH 1620403420693 107 ABDULLAH 1710161544001 108 Abdullah Ali Taimoor 3510277060839 109 Abdullah Ishtiaq 3520277662735 110 ABDULLAH JAN 1730190759857 111 ABDULLAH KHAN 1110159497643 112 Abdullah manzoor 5440024690819 113 ABDULLAH USMANI 3740528188371 114 Abdur Rahman 1720137974327 115 ABDUR REHMAN 3830241082109 116 Abid Ali Abid 1720104187959 117 Abid Gul 1620194430231 118 ABID HAMID 3460299740483 119 ABID HUSSAIN 1540198724379 120 ABID HUSSAIN 4250132999295 121 ABID HUSSAIN 3220379566083 122 ABID HUSSAIN 3210286252035 123 Abid Hussain 4520304495469 124 ABID KHAN 1710128544571 125 ABID KHAN 1330222485685 126 ABID ULLAH 1110177342123 127 Abid Ullah Khan 1110169675311 128 Abid Ullah Khan 1120132392051 129 ABIDULLAH 1110133454305 130 ABIDULLAH KHAN 1110161732923 131 ABRAR HUSSAIN 3460111626091 132 ABU BAKAR 3530253192705 133 ABU UBAID 1530548482029 134 ABUL HASSAN 1120129982965 135 Adeel Ahmad 5440001568153 136 ADEEL JAFFAR 6110143698791 137 Adeel Manzoor 3520156996253 138 ADEEL MAQSOOD 3310189557599 139 Adeel Shahzad 1730194745351 140 Adil Abbas Butt 5440071285467 141 Adil Afzal 3660389418983 142 Adil Hussain 3830165881909 143 Adil Hussain Malik 4130281866843 144 ADIL KHAN LODHI 4210183312719 145 Adil Roman 1420101055475 146 ADIL SOHAIL 3710193032353 147 Adil Ur Rehman 5540144101059 148 adil zeb 1310171583451 149 ADNAN 1120125875529 150 ADNAN AHMAD 1610102089889 151 ADNAN AHMAD 1530264828413 152 Adnan ALI 1310199908397 153 Adnan Ali 3120285670725 154 Adnan Asghar 3740516281327 155 Adnan Ashraf 3520191761191 156 Adnan Ayub 1350495904777 157 Adnan Gul 3740589214863 158 ADNAN HAIDER 3840161380255 159 ADNAN HAMEED 1720199532657 160 Adnan khan 1710173603859 161 ADNAN KHAN 5410209130269 162 ADNAN KHAN 1120141242605 163 ADNAN KHAN 1610119894997 164 Adnan Shafique 3610347605233 165 ADNAN SHAH 1710174000173 166 adnan younas 5440033298657 167 Aezaz Bin Abid 5440013845509 168 Afan ullah 1730164346585 169 Afaq Adil 1210166353205 170 AFAQ AHMAD 1420374978461 171 AFAQ ALI KHAN 1110143868963 172 AFAQ JAVEDQ 3740580935757 173 AFAZ NAZIR 1720134972547 174 Affan 1420261239555 175 Afnan Ullah 2120199798391 176 AFTAB AHMED 4120411199541 177 aftab ahmed khan 5440174517215 178 Aftab Hussain 3740661905911 179 AFTAB HUSSAIN SHAH 3830210916087 180 AFTAB UD DIN 1710131916083 181 Afzaal Ali 1310175063965 182 Afzaal Shamraiz 1310150741753 183 AFZAL SHAHZAD 3410290580527 184 Agha ahmed ali 5440034351959 185 Ahmad Afridi 1730137701853 186 Ahmad Ali 3630313003723 187 AHMAD ALI 1620123971321 188 AHMAD HAMZA ATTIQ 1420383696849 189 Ahmad haris khan 1560240262601 190 Ahmad Hasan 6110121379639 191 Ahmad Hassan Waheed 1210170203443 192 AHMAD KASHAN 1730195445173 193 AHMAD KHAN 5540192644731 194 Ahmad nawaz khan 1610193379539 195 AHMAD RAZA 3130430856989 196 AHMAD RAZA 1730121589413 197 Ahmad Saeed 3640130430913 198 AHMAD SHAH 5440193673063 199 Ahmed Ali 3720168582643 200 Ahmed Haris Khan 4420575811891 201 AHMED JAN 5120298097847 202 AHMED JAVED 6110145451893 203 AHMED KHAN 5650347706173 204 AHMED NOMAN SHAHZAD 3460364003725 205 Ahmed Raza 4420319426541 206 Ahmed rehman 4240156128269 207 Ahmed waqas khan 5440110589945 208 AHSAN ARSHAD 3520276691591 209 AHSAN IQBAL 3660102943035 210 Ahsan Javaid 1730187223741 211 AHSAN MUKHTAR 3320237738821 212 Ahsan Mushtaq 1730110542067 213 AHSAN RAZA 3520285411919 214 Ahsan Tariq 3520256292549 215 AHSON ONN AHMAD 3520239469877 216 Ahtesham khan 1110203427339 217 AIJAZ ALI 5420116023653 218 AIJAZ ALI 4520116023653 219 AIMAL KHAN 1710144218657 220 Aiman Irfan 6110175052134 221 AIN UD DIN 5440190375631 222 Aitzaz 3510262067403 223 Aitzaz Shabbir 6110184415731 224 Aizad Raza Kazmi 6110194397651 225 Aizaz Faiz 1720168694283 226 Aizaz Hussain 1610163496349 227 Aizaz Ur Rehman 6520254078215 228 AIZAZ ZULFIQAR 1420156370631 229 AJAZ AHMED 5220328507227 230 AKBAR DAD 5650370269307 231 Akbar Sajjad 3630313814459 232 AKBAR SHAH 5650378360153 233 AKHLAQUE AHMAD CHANNA 4550447781731 234 Akhtar Ali 4340204193313 235 AKHYAR SIKANDAR 1420303485335 236 AKIF MAHMUD 3630240645885 237 ALEENA ASLAM 3520146215768 238 ALI ABBAS 3520212364417 239 ALI ABDUL REHMAN 3730380319757 240 Ali Ahmad 1520142285155 241 ALI ASGHAR 3440066426171 242 ALI ASGHER 6110109880215 243 ALI ASHRAF 3530266301687 244 ALI BAZ 1730129097387 245 ALI GOHIR 3520253157347 246 Ali Haider Khan 1730153394169 247 ALI HAMZA MAJEED 6110141391967 248 ALI HASSAN 5440040674661 249 Ali Hassan 3840197089493 250 ALI HASSAN 5440109201889 251 Ali Hassan 3310399185835 252 Ali Hunnain Khan 3520250057959 253 ALI HUSSAIN 3520234149505 254 Ali Mardan 4130411534993 255 ALI MOAZ 3310225554011 256 ALI MOHIB 4210151930873 257 Ali Muhammad 7130193868051 258 Ali Raza 3820106922877 259 Ali Raza 4250102200505 260 Ali Raza Asghar 3740586875907 261 ALI RAZA IRSHAD 3520263314535 262 ALI RAZA SARWAR 3540329660817 263 Ali Shahzar 3510174001417 264 ALI SHER 4510403981507 265 Ali Sultan Khan 6110117633221 266 ALI TURAB HAIDER 6110141215577 267 ALI ZAIN 3660195742321 268 ALI ZULFIQAR 3520237142201 269 Alina Pervaiz 4240167509660 270 ALLAH BACHAYA 3230421425839 271 ALLAH DAD 5650342300157 272 ALMAS HANEEF 8240405699938 273 ALTAE UR REHMAN 1730116399077 274 ALTAF 4410761440551 275 ALTAMASH ALI QURESHI HASHMI 6110107196369 276 Altamash Khan 5440059441753 277 ALVINA ALI 3410184929380 278 AMAN ULLAH 1530577829575 279 Aman ullah 5440105823109 280 AMANI MULK KHAN 1510153511983 281 Ameer Hamza 3460330605435 282 Ameer Ul Fahad 5130109536509 283 AMIN ULLAH 1110156186733 284 AMIR AMAN ULLAH 1120169859745 285 AMIR MAHMOOD 3520120049567 286 AMIR NAWAZ 3330343396069 287 AMIR WASEEM 3310452787265 288 Amjad Ali 4130374703931 289 AMJAD ALI 4120323029531 290 amjad iqbal 1420226883397 291 AMJAD ISLAM 1420332932371 292 AMJAD KHAN 2120114506865 293 AMJAD MUSTAFA 5310116489307 294 AMJAD NADEEM 3820215618463 295 Ammad Ahmad 3420307185801 296 Ammad Amin 1330263163163 297 Ammar Bin Abid 6110121152761 298 AMMAR HAMZA 3660181400473 299 Ammar khan 3660231792665 300 Ammar Ur Rehman 3740521181351 301 Amna Adil 3740631145708 302 AMNA AZHAR BALOCH 3520280839718 303 Amna bibi 6110186101746 304 Amna Saeed 3740514176814 305 ANAM HASSAN 3520178574784 306 ANAM JAVED 3320201291308 307 Anam Sehar 6110150478654 308 ANEELA SHAUKAT 1310176949060
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    A Drynet Science & Technology Expertise : Assessing the potential of the indigenous livestock breeds of Baluchistan Dr Abdul Raziq Kakar Consultant Drynet project 20 December, 2009 Drynet is a project funded by the European Union and supported by The Global Mechanism Assessing the potential of the indgenous livestock breeds of Balochistan “Abdul Raziq“ page 1 Abstract Balochistan province comprises of arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL), makes about 44% of the total geographical area of the country. Only 5% is arable and the rest is rangelands. Livestock is one of the major important sectors, and housing about 20% of the national stock of Pakistan. Province is the cradle of many precious livestock breeds and play pivotal role in the socio-cultural and socioeconomic life of its inhabitants. Animal genetic resource provides a major source of livelihood and mean of utilization of marginal environments not suitable for cultivation. The Animal genetic resources are the building blocks for future livestock development that will enable livestock keepers to respond to changes in animal production circumstances and new consumers preferences. The livestock genetic diversity is the product of local environmental conditions combined with the breeding strategies of traditional communities. Interspecies biodiversity is the outcome of many different communities managing livestock in many different habitats and ecological zones. The ability of livestock to survive natural calamities (droughts, climatic extremes) is necessarily more important than high productivity. Also local livestock breeds are embodied with indigenous knowledge which is an important human resource for animal breeding and precious heritage for the inhabitants. These precious and important livestock breeds, we have in hand are currently under threat and disappearing even before documentation.
  • SENATE of PAKISTAN DAILY JOURNAL (292Nd SESSION)

    SENATE of PAKISTAN DAILY JOURNAL (292Nd SESSION)

    SENATE OF PAKISTAN DAILY JOURNAL (292nd SESSION) Date and Day 1st August, 2019 (Thursday) Commenced at 02:00 p.m. Prorogued at 05:25 p.m. Presided by Muhammad Ali Khan Saif Attendance 100 Total Working Hours 3 hours and 25 minutes Recitation from the Holy Quran. ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE SECRETARY: Worthy Secretary, Senate of Pakistan made an announcement wherein he informed the members that as this was a special sitting therefore a Presiding Officer was required to be nominated by the President of Pakistan. Moreover, he informed the House that in pursuance of sub-rule (5) of rule 12 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Senate, 2012, the Honorable President of Pakistan has nominated Senator Muhammad Ali Khan Saif to preside over today’s sitting. MOTION: Senator Raja Muhammad Zafar-Ul-Haq, Leader Of The Opposition, on his behalf and on behalf of Senators Atta Ur Rehman, Molvi Faiz Muhammad, Abida Muhammad Azeem, Agha Shahzaib Durrani, Rana Mahmood Ul Hassan, Pervaiz Rasheed, Musadik Masood Malik, Sitara Ayaz, Muhammad Javed Abbasi, Muhammad Usman Khan Kakar, Mir Kabeer Ahmed Muhammad Shahi, Molana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri, Muhammad Tahir Bizinjo, Mushahid Ullah Khan, Saleem Zia, Muhammad Asad Ali Khan Junejo, Ghous Muhammad Khan Niazi, Rana Maqbool Ahmad, Dr. Asif Kirmani, Dr. Asad Ashraf, Sardar Muhammad Shafiq Tareen, Sherry Rehman, Mian Raza Rabbani, Farooq Hamid Naek, Abdul Rehman Malik, Dr. Sikandar Mandhro, Islamuddin Shaikh, Rubina Khalid, Gianchand, Khanzada Khan, Sassui Palijo, Moula Bux Chandio, Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar, Syed Muhammad Ali Shah Jamot, Imamuddin Shouqeen, Engr. Rukhsana Zuberi, Quratulain Marri, Keshoo Bai, Anwar Lal Dean, Bahramand Khan Tangi and Mir Muhammad Yousaf Badini, moved,- “That leave be granted to move a resolution for the removal of Senator Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani from the office of the Chairman Senate.” Sixty-four members rose on their seats in favour of the motion and consequently the leave to move the resolution was granted.
  • SENATE of PAKISTAN SESSION JOURNAL (282 SESSION) PANEL of PRESIDING OFFICER for 282 SESSION 1. Senator Sitara Ayaz 2. Senator Mo

    SENATE of PAKISTAN SESSION JOURNAL (282 SESSION) PANEL of PRESIDING OFFICER for 282 SESSION 1. Senator Sitara Ayaz 2. Senator Mo

    SENATE OF PAKISTAN SESSION JOURNAL (282ND SESSION) PANEL OF PRESIDING OFFICER FOR 282nd SESSION 1. Senator Sitara Ayaz 2. Senator Mohsin Aziz 3. Senator Dr. Jehanzeb Jamaldini. OATH TAKING 1. Senator Sarfaraz Ahmed Bugti Member elect took oath and signed the role of Members. 2. Dr. Shahzad Waseem, Member-elect took oath and signed the roll of members. REPORT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE - PRESENTATION OF: 1. SENATOR DR. ASHOK KUMAR, Chairman, Standing Committee on Capital Administration and Development Division, presented report of the Committee on the Gun and Country Club (Administration and Management) Bill, 2017, introduced by Senator Muhammad Azam Khan Swati, on 21st August, 2017. 2. SENATOR FIDA MUHAMMAD, Chairman, Standing Committee on Power, presented report of the Committee on a point of public importance raised by Senator Imamuddin Shouqeen on 15th May, 2018 regarding “load-shedding in the Industrial Area of Sanghar (Sindh)”. 3. SENATOR KESHO BAI on behalf of Senator Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar, Chairman, Functional Committee on Human Rights, presented report of the Committee on a point of public importance raised by Senator Sassui Palijo on 25th May, 2018 regarding “missing persons in Sindh and other areas of the country”. 4. SENATOR ABDUL REHMAN MALIK, Chairman, Standing Committee on Interior, presented third progress / monitoring and inquiry report of the Committee on General Elections, 2018. 5. SENATOR SYED SHIBLI FARAZ, Convener, Special Committee on Circular Debt, presented report of the Committee on Circular Debt. 6. Senator Behramand on behalf of Senator Hidayat Ullah Chairman Standing Committee on Communications presented report of the Committee on a point of public importance raised by Senator Jahanzeb Jamaldini regarding Road Accidents on Quetta-Karachi and Quetta-Taftan Roads due to Lack of Illuminators and Back Lights of Vehicles.
  • General Elections-2008 Report

    General Elections-2008 Report

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