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PROSPECTUS CADET COLLEGE KOHLU MAP OF PAKSITAN MAP OF BALOCHISTAN ROAD MAP OF CADET COLLEGE KOHLU ROUTE 1. Kohlu to Quetta via Rakhni-Loralai 520 km (09 Hrs approx) 2. Kohlu to Quetta via Sibbi 380 km (07 Hrs approx) 3. Kohlu to Quetta via Ziarat 410 km (08 Hrs approx) In the Name of Allah, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful. And make ready your strength, to the utmost of your power, including sinews of war, to strike terror into the hearts of enemies of Allah, and your enemies and others besides them, whom you know not, but whom Allah doth know. And whatever you expend in the cause of Allah, shall be repaid unto you, and you shall not be treated unjustly. (Surah Al-Anfal: Ayat: 60) CONTENTS Mission 4 Vision 6 Kohlian Honour Code 8 Message by the Principal 10 About Cadet College Kohlu 14 Historical Background 15 Administration 15 Board of Governors 15 Executive Committee 15 College Supreme Council 16 Academic Council 16 Discipline Committee 17 Infrastructure 17 Curriculum 18 Sessions and Terms 18 Assessments and Examinations 18 Parent-teacher Meeting 19 Clubs and Societies 19 Co-curricular activities 19 Student Quality Circle 19 Facilities 20 Learning Aids 20 Library 20 Physical Education 20 Medical Facilities 20 Admissions 21 Admission Policy 21 Eligibility 21 Age Limit 21 Test 21 Procedure 21 Interview 22 Final Merit List 22 Allocation of Seats 22 Fee Policy 22 Fee Structure 23 Penalties 24 Scholarships 24 Residence at CCK 24 House System 24 Cadets' Mess 25 Record of Progress 26 Code of Conduct 26 Attendance 27 Home away from home 28 Trips and recreations 28 Cadets' Specific Rules 28 Accidents/Mishaps 29 Absenteeism/OSL 30 SOP — Cadets' Leave 30 Rules for the Visitors 32 Telephone Calls and Correspondence 32 Departure and Arrival Arrangements 32 Transitional Period after joining CCK 32 Outfit for Cadets 33 Clothing/Shoes 33 Other Miscellaneous Items 34 Dresses and Deportment 35 Faculty Profile 37 Admin Wing 38 Important Contact Numbers 39 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE MISSION CADET COLLEGE KOHLU HAS A BASIC PUBLIC COLLEGE ORIENTATION THAT WILL PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION WITH EMPHASIS ON PERSONALITY GROOMING. THE COLLEGE ENDEAVOURS TO ENABLE THE CADETS TO LEARN, RISE AND FACE THE WORLD WITH DISCIPLINE, DEDICATION AND DIGNITY. 4 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE The Honourable Governor of Balochistan Justice (R) Amanullah Khan Yasinzai Chairman Board of Governor Balochistan Cadet Colleges CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 5 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE VISION CADET COLLEGE KOHLU ENVISAGES ITSELF AS A WELL STRUCTURED AND ESTABLISHED INSTITUTION, COMMITTED TO EDUCATE AND GROOM ITS CADETS (KOHLIANS) AS BALANCED, ENERGETIC AND PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS, IMBUED WITH THE SPIRIT OF INQUIRY, PATRIOTISM AND POSITIVE MIND-SET WHO SHOULD BE ABLE TO MAKE MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTION TO THEIR FAMILIES, NATION AND HUMANITY AT LARGE. 6 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind Provincial Education Minister Vice Chairman Board of Governors Balochistan Caded Colleges CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 7 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE KOHLIAN HONOUR CODE I TAKE INSPIRATION FROM THE HOLY QURAN AND SUNNAH I.E ABIDE BY THE DIVINE LAWS AND PRACTICE TEACHINGS OF OUR HOLY PROPHET (PBUP). I ENSURE "YOU BID THE FAIR AND FORBID THE UNFAIR." I STAND TRUE AND HONEST TO MY COUNTRY. PURE CHARACTER IS THE ULTIMATE OBJECTIVE OF MY LIFE. L AM TO LAW AND LAW IS TO ME. HARMONY IN SOCIETY IS THE SOUL OF MY LIFE. MY DAY STARTS WITH HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION AND IT ENDS WITH OATH OF PERSEVERANCE. MY FAITH IS THAT AN ORGANIZED AND PROSPEROUS SOCIETY IS THE PRODUCT OF INDIVIDUAL DISCIPLINE. 8 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE Mohammad Hashim Ghilzai Secretary Colleges, Higher & Technical Education Department Government of Balochistan CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 9 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE MESSAGE BY THE PRINCIPAL I WELCOME YOU TO CADET COLLEGE KOHLU. IT IS A GREAT HONOR FOR ME TO WORK IN THIS COLLEGE AS AN ELDER WHERE STUDENTS ARE GIVEN FORMAL EDUCATION OTHER THAN POLISHING THEIR PERSONALITIES IN THE LIGHT OF MISSION AND VISION BY THE COLLEGE. CCK BEING A NEWLY ESTABLISHED CADET COLLEGE HAS THE RESOLVE TO ACCENTUATE THE CHARACTER BUILDING AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE OF STUDENTS. WITH ITS COMPETENT FACULTY AND CONDUCIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, CCK HAS EARNED CONSIDERABLY GOOD NAME AND STANDING AMONGST THE CADET COLLEGES OF BALOCHISTAN AND I ASSURE YOU THAT IN NEXT FEW YEARS, IN-SHA-ALLAH, IT WILL BE LISTED AMONG THE MOST DESIRED RESIDENTIAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF PAKISTAN. MY DEAR YOUNG KOHLIANS! YOU MUST UNDERSTAND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF YOUR ROLE TO MEET THE CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES. BE INSTRUMEN TAL IN LAYING THE FOUNDATION OF AN IDEAL SOCIETY AND MAKE PAKISTAN EARN A COMMANDING PLACE IN THE COMITY OF NATIONS. THIS IS POSSIBLE ONLY WHEN YOU COMPLETE THE ASSIGNED TASK OF SEEKING KNOWLEDGE AND ARE GROOMED AS DESIRED IN A BEFITTING MANNER. KEEP IN MIND THAT YOUR FOREMOST RESPONSIBILITY IS TO FOCUS ON YOUR STUDIES AND TAKE ALONG THE FINEST VALUES TO SERVE PAKISTAN WITH HONOR AND DIGNITY. I CAN ASSURE YOU THAT FACULTY WILL WHOLEHEARTEDLY SUPPORT YOU IN YOUR HONEST PURSUIT. MAY ALLAH BLESS YOU! AMEEN. 10 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE Principal Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Farooq Javeed Ph D Scholar (English - Linguistics) CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 11 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE FACULTY Iqbal House Jinnah House Umar House Haider House 12 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE ADMINISTRATION TRAINING STAFF SECURITY PREFECTS CAMERA CLUB MESS STAFF FACULTY CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 13 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE ABOUT CADET COLLEGE KOHLU Cadet College Kohlu is situated in the heart of Kohlu district. The government approved this college in 2005. In 2016, the college started functioning in Cadet College Mastung for the purpose of letting the administration and the cadets to learn as how to establish and run a new cadet college in a manner desired by the government. Another reason was non completion of physical infrastructure of CCK. However, after the partial completion of infrastructure of CCK, classes were shifted to Kohlu on 10 Sep 2017. Although the institution is in its initial stages, yet it has made splendid place among the Cadet Colleges of the Province. CCK being in one of the far-flung districts of Balochistan possesses the honor to have cadets from across the Province. It is one of the rare and leading institutions of Balochistan. CCK not only offers excellent academic environment but also provides very good hostel and sports facilities to cadets. The importance and popularity of the college may be seen in the light of the fact that only during 2019, Governor Balochistan, two Commanders of Southern Command, Health Minister Balochistan and Secretary Higher Education paid official visits which have attracted the attention of potential cadets in Pakistan in general and Balochistan in particular. GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION Kohlu is situated in South-East of Quetta, Balochistan. Kohlu is at the elevation of 1180 ft above the sea level. It lies in Latitude of: 29°53’ 47’’ N and longitude of 69°15’ 11’’ E. It is bordered by Loralai District in the North, Dera Bugti in the South, and in the East by Barkhan. It shares border with Sibi District in the West. Kohlu District covers a total area of 7,456 square miles (19,310 km2 ). The area is generally mountainous. The district is divided in three Tehsils i.e., Kohlu, Maiwand and Kahan with eight union councils. Kohlu is at the elevation of 1180 feet above the sea level. Interestingly, it has a temperate climate and receives a lot of rainfall during monsoon season. The temperature fluctuates between 36C to 40C in summers, winters are usually chilly but short. It receives occasional mild snowfall in winters at the peak of lofty mountains. Kohlu has some eye-catching and lofty mountains. The famous mountain known as Koh-e-Jandran has the elevation of 5000 feet from sea level. The famous Fort Munro in Suleman Mountain range (DG khan) is nearest tourist resort. 14 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE Historical Background Kohlu is a green valley and inhabited by Marri and Zarkoon tribes living peacefully for the last many centuries. The region is enriched with many minerals such as coal, gas, oil etc. There are some unique picnic and historical places. Tunga-fall is one of the soothing and attractive picnic point for the public. Furthermore, it is also famous for shrine of Mustawakli, a great Balochi poet and a mystic (Sufi). The favorable climate makes it an ideal location for a residential college. ADMINISTRATION Board of Governors Chairman Governor Balochistan Members PS to Governor Minister of Education Chief Secretary Secretary Finance Secretary Education Secretary S & GAD Rep of Additional Chief Secretary Secretary Law Additional Secretary Additional Secretary (Development) Principals CCs Executive Committee Secretary Education Secretary S & GAD Secretary Finance Secretary Law Director Colleges Principals CCs CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 15 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE College Supreme Council Chairman Principal Members Dean / VP HMs Controller Exam Adjutant President Mess Messing Officer Estate Officer Head of Accounts Branch Librarian Medical Officer Security Officer College Academic Council Chairman Principal Members Dean / VP HODs HMs Medical Officer Adjutant 16 CADET COLLEGE KOHLU SECOND TO NONE WE ARE Cadet Discipline Committee Dean / VP Adjutant Concerned House Master 1x Senior Faculty Member INFRASTRUCTURE Cadet College Kohlu has following as part of its infrastructure Two hostels Cadets' Mess Academic and Admin blocks Mosque Officers' Colony Amenities Block Hospital Play grounds Parking Guest Room (for parents only) Guest House College House Bachelor Officers Quarters CADET COLLEGE KOHLU 17 SECOND TO NONE WE ARE CURRICULUM The institution is affiliated with Balochistan Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Quetta for the traditional secondary and higher secondary education.
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    BALOCH NATIONALISM AND THE GEOPOLITICS OF ENERGY RESOURCES: THE CHANGING CONTEXT OF SEPARATISM IN PAKISTAN Robert G. Wirsing April 2008 Visit our website for other free publication downloads http://www.StrategicStudiesInstitute.army.mil/ To rate this publication click here. This publication is a work of the U.S. Government as defined in Title 17, United States Code, Section 101. As such, it is in the public domain, and under the provisions of Title 17, United States Code, Section 105, it may not be copyrighted. ii ***** The views expressed in this report are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies, U.S. Pacific Command; Department of the Army; the Department of Defense; or the U.S. Government. This report is cleared for public release; distribution is unlimited. ***** Comments pertaining to this report are invited and should be forwarded to: Director, Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College, 122 Forbes Ave, Carlisle, PA 17013-5244. ***** All Strategic Studies Institute (SSI) publications are available on the SSI homepage for electronic dissemination. Hard copies of this report also may be ordered from our homepage. SSI’s homepage address is: www.StrategicStudiesInstitute.army.mil. ***** The Strategic Studies Institute publishes a monthly e-mail newsletter to update the national security community on the research of our analysts, recent and forthcoming publications, and upcoming conferences sponsored by the Institute. Each newsletter also provides a strategic commentary by one of our research analysts. If you are interested in receiving this newsletter, please subscribe on our homepage at www.StrategicStudiesInstitute.army.