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Public Information Officers (PIOs) Contact List S.NO NAME DESIGNATION DEPARTMENT Sub-Department DISTRICT TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER E - MAIL Postal Adresses Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Abbottabad 1 District Director Agriculture Extension 0992-380325 0301-8170704 [email protected] District Director Agriculture, Mandian Abbottabad Department (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Abbottabad Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies Lala Rukh Colony, Mansehra, 2 Saleem Ashiq Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies 0992-405516 0333-5051517 Department (Hazara Division) Abbottabad Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Abbottabad SO (CRS) C/O District Agriculture Office Missile Chowk Abad Mandan, 3 Muhammad Shoukat Statistical Investigator Crop Reporting Services-CRS Abbottabad 0992-412736 0344-9448718 Department (Hazara Division) Abbottabad Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Abbottabad Hazara Agriculture Research Station Near Civil Officer Colony Mirpur, 4 Baber Shames Research Officer Hazara Agriculture Research Station 0992-380783 0345-5300126 [email protected] Department (Hazara Division) Abbottabad Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Livestock Production Extension & Abbottabad 5 Dr. Zofran Turk Deputy Divisional Director 0992-382628 0347-9429978 [email protected] Office of the District Director L&DD, Missile Chowk, Mandan, Abbottabad Department Communication (LPE&C) (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative On Farm Water Management-OFWM Abbottabad 6 Muhammad Shoji Water Management Officer 0992-9311043 0301-8102668 OFWM District Officer Near Missile Chowk Mandian Abbottabad Department Abbottabad (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Bajaur 7 Subhan ud Din Agriculture Officer Agriculture Extension 0942-220445 0333-5881175 Department of Agriculture Extension Bajaur at Khar Department (Malakand Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative 0346-9516002 8 Attaullah Khan/Aysha Sarer Computer Operator Crop Reporting Services-CRS Bannu Bannu 0927-210678 SO (CRS) C/O District Agriculture Office Bannu Department 0306-5992035 Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative 0928-9270088 9 Shoukat Ali Khan District Officer Fisheries Fisheries District Office Bannu Bannu 0333-9622864 [email protected] Assistant Director Fisheries, Sokadi Karim Near Nadra Office Bannu Department Fax 09289270094 Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative 10 Qayyum Khan WMO On Farm Water Management-OFWM Bannu Bannu 0928-9270213 [email protected] Model Farm services center D.I Khan Road opposite police Station Bannu Department Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Battagram 11 Ishtiaq Ahmad Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies 0302-9778597 Assistant Registrar cooperative Societies Battagram Department (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Battagram 12 Azmat Pervez DD Livestock Directorate of Agriculture (Extension) 0997-311872 0331-8151841 DirectorATE OF AGRICULTURE (EXTENSION), Battagram Department (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Battagram 13 Dr. Babar Hayat Veterinary Officer Live Stock & dairy Development Department 0346-9666693 Livestock & dairy development , Battagram Department (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Battagram 14 Engr. Irfan Hussain District Officer On Farm Water Management-OFWM Battagram 0997-312178 0300-5901054 Geroli Bazar, Battagram Department (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Charsadda 15 Ali Khan District Director Agriculture Extension 091-9220117 0345-1002683 [email protected] Kausarabad, tangi Road, Charsadda Department (Peshawar. Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Charsadda [email protected] Assistant Registrar cooperative Societies Qazi Khel ?Jadid Peshawar Road 16 Hameedullah Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies 0315-9598611 Department (Peshawar. Division) m opposite Bank of Punjab, Charsadda Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Charsadda Office of Statistical Officer, Crop Reporting Services, Gulbahar No. 2 Mardan 17 Shaheen Shah Hussain Statistical Officer Crop Reporting Services-CRS Charsadda 0334-9202671 [email protected] Department (Peshawar. Division) Road, Charsadda Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Charsadda 0314-9950690 District Director Livestock & dairy Development Nowshera Road District 18 Dr. Siyar ali Khan District Director Livestock Live Stock & dairy Development Department 091-9220012 [email protected] Department (Peshawar. Division) 0301-8802722 Council, Opposite Village Matt, Charsadda Muhammad Raziq Water Management Officer Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Charsadda 19 On Farm Water Management-OFWM Charsadda 091-9220441 [email protected] Model farm Services Center, Near DPO Office Charsadda Umar Farooq Computer Operator Department (Peshawar. Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Chitral-Lower 20 Shahzad Ayub Agriculture Officer Agriculture Extension 0943-412561 0345-9808829 Agriculture Office, Chiral Department (Malakand Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Chitral-Lower Umer (DO) 21 Sher Zaman Khan Sub Inspector Cooperative Societies 0943-412756 Cooperative Societies, Chiral Department (Malakand Division) 0346-8001221 Public Information Officers (PIOs) Contact List S.NO NAME DESIGNATION DEPARTMENT Sub-Department DISTRICT TELEPHONE CELL NUMBER E - MAIL Postal Adresses Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative District Director Livestock & Dairy Development Chitral-Lower 22 Niyaz Ud Din JC 0943-412646 0301-8060067 [email protected] Live Stock & dairy Development Department, Chiral Department Department (Malakand Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Chitral-Lower 23 Muhammad Akhtar Supervisor Fisheries District Office Chiral (Lower) 0943-412540 0302-92291995 Fisheries Department, Chiral Department (Malakand Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative 24 Wajeehuddin Ahmad Statistician Crop Reporting Services-CRS DI Khan D.I Khan 0966-9280126 0346-9096575 SO (CRS) Opposite Bahoo Petrol Pump Near Mission Comport DI Khan Department Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative 25 Rast Baz Khan District Officer Fisheries Fisheries District Office D.I Khan D.I Khan 0966-9280182 0344-1988190 [email protected] Agriculture, Livestock & Co-Operation Fisheries DI Khan Department Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative On Farm Water Management Training Center- 26 Zaid Ullah Khan Director (HRD) D.I Khan 0996-9280030 [email protected] Training center OFWM DI KhanBannu Road DI Khan Department OFWM DI Khan Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative 27 Habib u Rehman District Director On Farm Water Management-OFWM D.I Khan D.I Khan 0966-852883 0347-9808905 [email protected] District Director on farm water management D.I. Khan Bannu Road DI Khan Department Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Dir Upper District Office Soil Conservation Old Fauji Camp near Education Office Dir 28 Naveed Hashim Soil Conservation Assistant Soil Conservation 0944-880918 0313-9656089 Department (Malakand Division) Upper Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Hangu 0345-9857643 29 Burhan ud Din Statistical Officer Crop Reporting Services-CRS Hangu SO (CRS) C/O District Agriculture Office Hangu Department (Kohat Division) 0331-9471856 Qalb e Abbass Water Management Officer/ Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Hangu 0335-9521039/ 30 On Farm Water Management-OFWM Hangu 0925-620411 [email protected] Hang u Maray Ziarat Laghada Ooarai, Ganjiano Kalay, Hangu Waqeel Khan District Officer Department (Kohat Division) 0343-9830547 0333-5081188 Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Haripur 31 Mazhar ul Haq Assistant Registrar Cooperative Societies Mazhar Ullah- Assistant Registrar cooperative Societies D. Chowk District Secretariat, Haripur Department (Hazara Division) Inspector Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Haripur 0336-6078818 32 Miss Mariya Raftab Statistical Officer Crop Reporting Services-CRS Haripur 0992-382388 [email protected] SO (CRS) Tehsil Road Near City Thana Haripur Department (Hazara Division) 0304-0561548 Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Haripur Deputy Director Fisheries Tarbela and Khanpur Dam Jheel Road Padhana , 33 Miss Samina Safdar Assistant Director (AD) Fisheries Fisheries District Office Haripur 0995-627104 0334-9269476 Department (Hazara Division) Haripur Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Haripur 34 Niaz Ahmad Water Management Officer On Farm Water Management-OFWM Haripur 0995-627012 0300-5252379 [email protected] Room No. 209., 1st Floor Block-B District Secretariat Haripur Department (Hazara Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Karak 35 Shah Hussain SMS Plant Protection Agriculture Extension 0927-290680 0334-9687087 [email protected] Distt Director, Agriculture Kacheri Road Karak Department (Kohat Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Karak 36 Shahid Iqbal Khattak SRO Agriculture Research Station 0927-308718 0345-8726758 [email protected] Ahmadwala,Agriculture Research station, karak Department (Kohat Division) Agriculture, Livestock , Fisheries & Co-Operative Karak 37 Shaukat Ghaffar Assistant Registrar Cooperative
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    Taxonomic Diversity of Some Rusts and Smuts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Adjacent Hills of Pakistan A dissertation submitted to the University of the Punjab in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BOTANY BY AAMNA ISHAQ DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB LAHORE, PAKISTAN February, 2017 Taxonomic Diversity of Some Rusts and Smuts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Adjacent Hills of Pakistan A dissertation submitted to the University of the Punjab in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In Botany BY AAMNA ISHAQ Supervisors Prof. Dr. Abdul Nasir Khalid Dr. Najam-ul-Sehar Afshan DEPARTMENT OF BOATNY UNIVERSITY OF THE PUNJAB LAHORE-PAKISTAN Dedicated to My loving Parents and My Sisters Without whom none of my success would be possible APPROVAL CERTIFICATE I certify that the research work described in this thesis submitted by Aamna Ishaq d/o Muhammad Ishaq Malik has been carried out under my direct supervision. I have personally gone through all the data reported in the manuscript and certify their authenticity. I also certify that the thesis has been prepared according to the prescribed format. I recommend it to be processed for evaluation by the external examiner for the award PhD degree in Botany. Prof. Dr. Abdul Nasir Khalid Department of Botany University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS First of all, I would like to thank almighty Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala for giving me strength to start and successfully complete this work. I would like to pay my heartiest gratitude to my respected teacher and PhD supervisor, Dr.