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WHOLE PUNJAB MARAKIZ Base Current District/Markaz Increase %Increase Enrolment Enrolment ATTOCK 110850 112684 1834 1.65 AHMDAL - FEMALE 1372 1362 -10 (0.73) ATTOCK SADDAR - FEMALE 1722 1778 56 3.25 ATTOCK SADDAR - MALE 1653 1605 -48 (2.90) AWAN ABAD - FEMALE 1904 1969 65 3.41 AWAN ABAD - MALE 1182 1203 21 1.78 BAHTER - FEMALE 1304 1339 35 2.68 BAHTER - MALE 1418 1433 15 1.06 BARYAR - FEMALE 1081 1087 6 0.56 BASAL - FEMALE 610 600 -10 (1.64) BASAL - MALE 698 686 -12 (1.72) BHALAR JOGI - FEMALE 2273 2354 81 3.56 BHALAR JOGI - MALE 2303 2381 78 3.39 BOLIAN WAL - FEMALE 1288 1322 34 2.64 BOLIAN WAL - MALE 1262 1206 -56 (4.44) CHHEB - FEMALE 1797 1838 41 2.28 CHHEB - MALE 737 791 54 7.33 DOMAIL - FEMALE 915 897 -18 (1.97) DOMAIL - MALE 931 1067 136 14.61 FATEH JANG - FEMALE 2160 2210 50 2.31 FATEH JANG - MALE 1782 1860 78 4.38 GALI JAGEER - FEMALE 946 959 13 1.37 GALI JAGEER - MALE 645 660 15 2.33 GHOUR GHUSHTI - FEMALE 1999 2085 86 4.30 GHOUR GHUSHTI - MALE 3386 3266 -120 (3.54) GULYAL - FEMALE 1692 1819 127 7.51 GULYAL - MALE 1135 1131 -4 (0.35) HASSANABDAL - FEMALE 2885 2986 101 3.50 HASSANABDAL - MALE 2798 2585 -213 (7.61) HAZRO 1 - FEMALE 2484 2530 46 1.85 HAZRO 1 - MALE 2169 2157 -12 (0.55) HAZRO 2 - FEMALE 1750 1801 51 2.91 HAZRO 2 - MALE 2639 2591 -48 (1.82) IKHLAS - FEMALE 1190 1218 28 2.35 INJRA - MALE 1334 1384 50 3.75 JALLO - FEMALE 4353 4239 -114 (2.62) JALLO - MALE 1394 1479 85 6.10 JAND - FEMALE 1901 2132 231 12.15 JAND - MALE 1516 1568 52 3.43 JANGLE - FEMALE 1223 1223 0 - JHAMAT - FEMALE 1093 1094 1 0.09 JHAMAT - MALE 391 400 9 2.30 JHANG - FEMALE 1053 1179 126 11.97 JHANG - MALE 1215 1190 -25 (2.06) KAMRA - FEMALE 1537 1546 9 0.59 KAMRA - MALE 1730 1714 -16 (0.92) KHARPA - FEMALE 1263 1247 -16 (1.27) KHARPA - MALE 882 874 -8 (0.91) KHOUR - FEMALE 1244 1228 -16 (1.29) KHOUR - MALE 954 1029 75 7.86 KHUNDA - FEMALE 1012 1065 53 5.24 KHUNDA - MALE 750 722 -28 (3.73) KOT FATEH KHAN - FEMALE 1766 1808 42 2.38 KOT FATEH KHAN - MALE 1033 1036 3 0.29 LANGAR - FEMALE 1089 1131 42 3.86 Base Current District/Markaz Increase %Increase Enrolment Enrolment LANGAR - MALE 650 670 20 3.08 MALAL - FEMALE 1192 1231 39 3.27 MALAL - MALE 1178 1145 -33 (2.80) MALHOWALI - FEMALE 782 788 6 0.77 MALHOWALI - MALE 761 789 28 3.68 MIANWALA - FEMALE 1131 1139 8 0.71 MIANWALA - MALE 1156 1280 124 10.73 NARA - FEMALE 1207 1234 27 2.24 NARA - MALE 1151 1119 -32 (2.78) PINDI GHEB - FEMALE 1884 1932 48 2.55 PINDI GHEB - MALE 1254 1306 52 4.15 QUTBAL - FEMALE 2131 2203 72 3.38 QUTBAL - MALE 877 930 53 6.04 RANGLI - MALE 877 887 10 1.14 SAGHRI - FEMALE 1579 1633 54 3.42 SAGHRI - MALE 903 915 12 1.33 SHAKARDARA - FEMALE 1612 1590 -22 (1.36) SHAKARDARA - MALE 1318 1295 -23 (1.75) SUNDKI - FEMALE 2007 2126 119 5.93 SURG - FEMALE 2354 2357 3 0.13 TOOT - FEMALE 1068 1101 33 3.09 TOOT - MALE 935 950 15 1.60 BAHAWALNAGAR 232339 253361 21022 9.05 BWN.10-FEMALE 2045 2255 210 10.27 BWN.11-FEMALE 1372 1488 116 8.45 BWN.12-FEMALE 1792 1973 181 10.10 BWN.13-FEMALE 1801 1976 175 9.72 BWN.14-FEMALE 1713 1884 171 9.98 BWN.15-FEMALE 2936 3242 306 10.42 BWN.2-FEMALE 2022 2221 199 9.84 BWN.3-FEMALE 1572 1734 162 10.31 BWN.4-FEMALE 1387 1530 143 10.31 BWN.5-FEMALE 1662 1828 166 9.99 BWN.6-FEMALE 2420 2679 259 10.70 BWN.7-FEMALE 1509 1666 157 10.40 BWN.8-FEMALE 2531 2781 250 9.88 BWN.9-FEMALE 2368 2385 17 0.72 BWN-1-FEMALE 1628 1793 165 10.14 BWN-III-MALE 1461 1619 158 10.81 BWN-II-MALE 968 1070 102 10.54 BWN-I-MALE 1673 1824 151 9.03 BWN-IV-MALE 1161 1224 63 5.43 BWN-IX-MALE 2190 2389 199 9.09 BWN-VIII-MALE 1327 1433 106 7.99 BWN-VII-MALE 1476 1624 148 10.03 BWN-VI-MALE 2021 2158 137 6.78 BWN-V-MALE 1080 1194 114 10.56 BWN-XIII-MALE 1446 1589 143 9.89 BWN-XII-MALE 1320 1411 91 6.89 BWN-XI-MALE 896 982 86 9.60 BWN-XIV-MALE 1371 1483 112 8.17 BWN-X-MALE 1367 1534 167 12.22 BWN-XV-MALE 2028 2230 202 9.96 CTN -I-FEMALE 1907 1990 83 4.35 CTN -II-FEMALE 1734 1902 168 9.69 CTN -III-FEMALE 1170 1278 108 9.23 CTN -IV-FEMALE 1521 1676 155 10.19 Base Current District/Markaz Increase %Increase Enrolment Enrolment CTN -IX-FEMALE 1356 1481 125 9.22 CTN -V-FEMALE 1378 1507 129 9.36 CTN -VI-FEMALE 1323 1458 135 10.20 CTN -VII-FEMALE 1405 1607 202 14.38 CTN -VIII-FEMALE 1614 1778 164 10.16 CTN -X-FEMALE 2059 2216 157 7.63 CTN -XI-FEMALE 1722 1897 175 10.16 CTN -XII-FEMALE 1283 1409 126 9.82 CTN -XIII-FEMALE 1229 1352 123 10.01 CTN -XIV-FEMALE 1687 1865 178 10.55 CTN -XV-FEMALE 2085 2291 206 9.88 CTN -XVI-FEMALE 2020 2183 163 8.07 CTN-III-MALE 1021 1113 92 9.01 CTN-II-MALE 1308 1397 89 6.80 CTN-I-MALE 1268 1410 142 11.20 CTN-IV-MALE 1435 1576 141 9.83 CTN-IX-MALE 1234 1347 113 9.16 CTN-VIII-MALE 1521 1594 73 4.80 CTN-VII-MALE 828 911 83 10.02 CTN-VI-MALE 1185 1250 65 5.49 CTN-V-MALE 1308 1377 69 5.28 CTN-XIII-MALE 1374 1521 147 10.70 CTN-XII-MALE 1263 1375 112 8.87 CTN-XI-MALE 1439 1539 100 6.95 CTN-XIV-MALE 1377 1496 119 8.64 CTN-X-MALE 762 831 69 9.06 FEMALE-17 1689 1858 169 10.01 FEMALE-18 1755 1952 197 11.23 FEMALE-19 1788 1965 177 9.90 FEMALE-20 1722 1894 172 9.99 FEMALE-21 1656 1843 187 11.29 FTS -X-MALE 1189 1315 126 10.60 FTS-15-FEMALE 1492 1641 149 9.99 FTS-17-MALE 1480 1618 138 9.32 FTS-18-MALE 1155 1237 82 7.10 FTS-I-FEMALE 1377 1485 108 7.84 FTS-II-FEMALE 1604 1726 122 7.61 FTS-III-FEMALE 1464 1620 156 10.66 FTS-III-MALE 698 743 45 6.45 FTS-II-MALE 597 661 64 10.72 FTS-I-MALE 777 832 55 7.08 FTS-IV-FEMALE 1073 1178 105 9.79 FTS-IV-MALE 1266 1376 110 8.69 FTS-IX-FEMALE 1693 1827 134 7.91 FTS-IX-MALE 685 747 62 9.05 FTS-V-FEMALE 1297 1394 97 7.48 FTS-VI-FEMALE 1868 2018 150 8.03 FTS-VII-FEMALE 1646 1790 144 8.75 FTS-VIII-FEMALE 1492 1640 148 9.92 FTS-VIII-MALE 1017 1125 108 10.62 FTS-VII-MALE 600 647 47 7.83 FTS-VI-MALE 1272 1352 80 6.29 FTS-V-MALE 512 572 60 11.72 FTS-X-FEMALE 1782 1957 175 9.82 FTS-XI-FEMALE 1486 1636 150 10.09 FTS-XII-FEMALE 1144 1262 118 10.31 FTS-XIII-FEMALE 1379 1530 151 10.95 FTS-XIII-MALE 769 818 49 6.37 Base Current District/Markaz Increase %Increase Enrolment Enrolment FTS-XII-MALE 786 841 55 7.00 FTS-XI-MALE 960 1030 70 7.29 FTS-XIV-FEMALE 1372 1506 134 9.77 FTS-XIV-MALE 1489 1606 117 7.86 FTS-XVI-MALE 992 1091 99 9.98 FTS-XV-MALE 1840 1989 149 8.10 HDN-17-MALE 913 1020 107 11.72 HDN-18-FEMALE 852 940 88 10.33 HDN-18-MALE 745 826 81 10.87 HDN-19-FEMALE 1197 1293 96 8.02 HND-10-FEMALE 1418 1495 77 5.43 HND-10-MALE 1142 1264 122 10.68 HND-11-FEMALE 1445 1594 149 10.31 HND-11-MALE 911 966 55 6.04 HND-12-FEMALE 1435 1514 79 5.51 HND-12-MALE 939 1032 93 9.90 HND-13-FEMALE 1127 1239 112 9.94 HND-13-MALE 581 661 80 13.77 HND-14-FEMALE 1254 1350 96 7.66 HND-14-MALE 847 929 82 9.68 HND-15-FEMALE 1298 1402 104 8.01 HND-15-MALE 607 611 4 0.66 HND-16-FEMALE 1192 1277 85 7.13 HND-16-MALE 996 1114 118 11.85 HND-17-FEMALE 1082 1189 107 9.89 HND-1-FEMALE 1525 1676 151 9.90 HND-1-MALE 1203 1329 126 10.47 HND-2-FEMALE 1122 1217 95 8.47 HND-2-MALE 761 901 140 18.40 HND-3-FEMALE 1307 1400 93 7.12 HND-3-MALE 941 1049 108 11.48 HND-4-FEMALE 1115 1214 99 8.88 HND-4-MALE 976 1072 96 9.84 HND-5-FEMALE 1657 1821 164 9.90 HND-5-MALE 1339 1455 116 8.66 HND-6-FEMALE 1373 1505 132 9.61 HND-6-MALE 1595 1754 159 9.97 HND-7-FEMALE 1808 1968 160 8.85 HND-7-MALE 1192 1280 88 7.38 HND-8-FEMALE 1048 1137 89 8.49 HND-8-MALE 962 1059 97 10.08 HND-9-FEMALE 1428 1546 118 8.26 HND-9-MALE 903 985 82 9.08 MALE-15 547 629 82 14.99 MALE-16 1719 1882 163 9.48 MALE-17 2377 2576 199 8.37 MALE-18 2060 2210 150 7.28 MCD 01-FEMALE 1681 1772 91 5.41 MCD 02-FEMALE 1430 1571 141 9.86 MCD 03-FEMALE 1084 1173 89 8.21 MCD 04-FEMALE 1704 1875 171 10.04 MCD 05-FEMALE 971 1081 110 11.33 MCD 06-FEMALE 1074 1179 105 9.78 MCD 07-FEMALE 1453 1555 102 7.02 MCD 08-FEMALE 1318 1442 124 9.41 MCD 09-FEMALE 1294 1403 109 8.42 MCD 10-FEMALE 851 862 11 1.29 MCD 11-FEMALE 1042 1088 46 4.41 Base Current District/Markaz Increase %Increase Enrolment Enrolment MCD 12-FEMALE 748 756 8 1.07 MCD 13-FEMALE 1227 1302 75 6.11 MCD 14-FEMALE 1112 1245 133 11.96 MCD-09-MALE 848 933 85 10.02 MCD-18-MALE 941 1034 93 9.88 MCD-19-MALE 1364 1500 136 9.97 MND-20-MALE 1154 1269 115 9.97 MND-III-MALE 1070 1176 106 9.91 MND-II-MALE 1454 1597 143 9.83 MND-I-MALE 1726 1877 151 8.75 MND-IV-MALE 1267 1391 124 9.79 MND-VIII-MALE 1172 1285 113 9.64 MND-VII-MALE 1260 1384 124 9.84 MND-VI-MALE 1006 1102 96 9.54 MND-V-MALE 1707 1875 168 9.84 MND-XIII-MALE 1158 1272 114 9.84 MND-XII-MALE 1252 1375 123 9.82 MND-XI-MALE 1312 1442 130 9.91 MND-XIV-MALE 875 956 81 9.26 MND-X-MALE 1076 1161 85 7.90 MND-XVII-MALE 1108 1220 112 10.11 MND-XVI-MALE 1369 1501 132 9.64 MND-XV-MALE 1070 1178 108 10.09 BAHAWALPUR 155560 165993 10433 6.71 89/F - FEMALE 575 617 42 7.30 89/F -MALE 648 691 43 6.64 ABBAS NAGAR- FEMALE 850 907 57 6.71 ABBAS NAGAR- MALE 1582 1688 106 6.70 ADDA 32 MOOR - FEMALE 1101 1184 83 7.54 ADDA 32 MOOR - MALE 757 807 50 6.61 ADDA 42000 - FEMALE 1124 1207 83 7.38 ADDA 42000 - MALE 1322 1414 92 6.96 ADDA CHAK 42/DB - FEMALE 1405 1499 94 6.69 ADDA CHAK NO.
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  • Flood Emergency Reconstruction and Resilience Project, Loan No. 3264

    Flood Emergency Reconstruction and Resilience Project, Loan No. 3264

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    Pincode Officename Statename Minisectt Ropar S.O Thermal Plant

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    Psychological Medicine, 2003, 33, 1161–1167. f 2003 Cambridge University Press DOI: 10.1017/S0033291703008286 Printed in the United Kingdom Life events, social support and depression in childbirth: perspectives from a rural community in the developing world A. RAHMAN,1 Z. IQBAL AND R. HARRINGTON From the School of Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences, University of Manchester; and Human Development Research Foundation, Islamabad, Pakistan ABSTRACT Background. High rates of depression associated with childbirth have been reported in many parts of the developing world. However, the prevalence and associations of antenatal and post-natal depression in the rural population remain unknown. Disability associated with depression and its impact on infant health and development could have important public health implications for many developing countries where large proportions of the population are rural. Method. All women living in southern Kahuta, Pakistan, in their third trimester of pregnancy were interviewed at 6 weeks before delivery (N=632) and again at 10–12 weeks after delivery (N=541), using WHO Schedule for Clinical Assessment in Neuropsychiatry (SCAN), Personal Information Questionnaire (PIQ) and Brief Disability Questionnaire (BDQ). Results. The point prevalence of ICD-10 depressive disorder was 25% in the antenatal period and 28% in the post-natal period. Depressed mothers were significantly more disabled, had more threatening life events, and poorer social and family support than non-depressed mothers. Vul- nerable mothers were more likely to be depressed during pregnancy, rather than have an onset in the post-natal period. Conclusion. Over one-quarter of mothers in a rural sub-district of Pakistan suffer from depression shortly before and after childbirth.
  • 73732 Tendar 25-05-2017.Pdf

    73732 Tendar 25-05-2017.Pdf

    HI#-ieg-s.I*ii*tsiJEplT TENDER NOTICE its development projed pertaining District Couocil Dera Ghazi Khan lnteods to call sealed t€nders for D.G.Khan for the financial year 2016-17 . to lop zori-rt {rom coltractors who are enlisted in zla council per bid document by the Head Oerk (l&S 1. The bid documents will be issued on charges of Rs.5OO/- publication of tender notice till to Branch) on written r+quest of contractors from the date of 03-05- 2017 accompanyilrg the followine documents' 2016-2017 from zila council Dera i- Enlistment letler along with Govt Fee deposit slip for financialyear ii. Partnership dLed io case of limited company iii. No Litiga-tion certificate on letter head pad' - the shape of call deposlt from any 2. The sealed bid document alongwith 5/o earnest money in D'6'Khan from date of publication to date 1006 scheduled bank in Punjab in favour of chair;an District Council 2017 at 01:00Pm. at o1:Oo pm in the office of 3, All the received / Sealed bids will be opened on dated 12-0G2017 presence of available contractores or their ir,r,", ao"n",r o.n.*iJn iv arr" ,*a* opening comnittee in the authorized rePresentatives- to quote their rates in Nos as will as in ivords on above 4. lt i5 Eompulsiry on all participated contractors o; below the estimate oin percentage basis' ( amount adiusting 5% of earnest 5. Additional performance guarantee 10% of tender cost balance approved by the competent autiourity within 7 money) should be deposited by the bidder whose rates are wilt be forefeited by the Distrist Ci'uncil .lavs lf he does not dedosit the required amount, his 5% CDR deposited This action cannot be ;;; ;;; ;" ,,]irt r" ,"j""t"0 and process of re-tendering wi, be initiated.