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SPECIAL BALL POINT WINNERS 13th IBIC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 1 18-543-05384-1-001-C AAIMA ABBAS GHULAM ABBAS 1 2 18-992-05403-1-002-C AANIYA AAMER BHATTI AAMER BHATTI 1 3 18-47-05372-1-017-C ABBAS HIADER TANVEER HAIDER 1 4 18-47-05372-1-016-C ABDUL BASIT TARIQ MEHMOOD 1 5 18-47-05372-1-011-C ABDUL MANAN GHULAM ABID SABIR 1 6 18-022-05307-1-005-C ABDUL RAFAY SHAIKH MUHAMMAD ALI SHAIKH 1 7 18-021-05549-1-010-C ABDULLAH ALAM SIDDIQUI FARAZ ALAM 1 8 18-51-05645-1-003-C ABDULLAH IMRAN IMRAN NASIR 1 9 18-42-05091-1-004-C ABDULLAH KHURRM KHAN KHURRAM SAQIB KHAN 1 10 18-91-05627-1-001-C ABDUR RAB ZAHEER ZAHEER UD DIN 1 11 18-544-05230-1-004-C ABEEHA TAMOOR TAMOOR AKBAR 1 12 18-55-05147-1-001-C ADAN AHMAD ISRAR AHMAD 1 13 18-42-05586-1-011-C AENA WAQAS WAQAS IQBAL 1 14 18-021-05410-1-003-C AERIC KAROVALIA SAMREEN KAROVALIA 1 15 18-42-05344-1-002-C AFAAN ALI MUHAMMAD IRFAN ISMAIL 1 16 18-723-05232-1-003-C AFFAN SAJJAD SAJJAD MUNEER ALVI 1 17 18-021-05549-1-013-C AFNAN AHMED MANDHRO ABDUL SALAM MANDHRO 1 18 18-42-05605-1-006-C AHMAD JUNAID KHAN JUNAID TARIQ KHAN 1 19 18-53-05381-1-007-C AHMED SHAHARYAR ABDUL REHMAN 1 20 18-53-05381-1-006-C AIMA ZAINAB SAJJAD HAIDER 1 21 18-544-05230-1-009-C AISHA IMRAN IMRAN KHAN 1 22 18-021-05549-1-004-C ALI RAZA ABDUL NABI 1 23 18-021-05594-1-008-C ALISHA HUSSAIN NAZIR HUSSAIN 1 24 18-022-05307-1-001-C ALISHBA ASIF MUHAMMAD ASIF 1 25 18-47-05372-1-006-C ALISHBA AYESHA MALIK TASWAR 1 26 18-992-05157-1-001-C AMEER MUAVIA NISAR AHMED 1 27 18-42-05323-1-001-C AMEERA BUKHARI SYED FAHIM YOUSAF BUKHARI 1 *Pre-Ecolier, Ecolier: Less than 40% score achieved in the respective class *Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: Less than 45% score achieved in the respective class SPECIAL BALL POINT WINNERS 13th IBIC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 28 18-021-05677-1-007-C AMFAHH JAWAD 1 29 18-42-05091-1-009-C AMMAD ASIF ASIF HUSSAIN TABASSUM 1 30 18-021-05677-1-008-C AMMAR HANI 1 31 18-42-05091-1-001-C AMMAR SALMAN SALMAN TARIQ 1 32 18-0966-05612-1-001-C ANABIA SHAKEEB ULLAH 1 33 18-051-05340-1-002-C ANABIA EHSAN MUHAMMAD IRFAN AZEEM 1 34 18-42-05631-1-003-C ANAYA ATIF ATIF SATTAR 1 35 18-44-05569-1-006-C ANAYA UMER UMER SHAKOOR 1 36 18-55-05234-1-007-C ANAYA ZAHRA - 1 37 18-021-05594-1-009-C AREEBA HASAN SYED ANWAR UL HASAN 1 38 18-53-05381-1-011-C AREEBA MUBSHAR MUBSHAR HUSSAIN 1 39 18-42-05091-1-011-C ARHUM ALI NAVEED AHMAD 1 40 18-021-05619-1-003-C AROUSH ASIF ASIF GHAFFAR 1 41 18-53-05430-1-013-C AROUSH SARDAR MOHSIN SARDAR 1 42 18-543-05384-1-007-C ARSHMAN SAQIB SAQIB MUSTAFA 1 43 18-47-05372-1-002-C ASFA NAZ GHULAM MUJTABA 1 44 18-021-05549-1-005-C ASHAR BIN NAVEED NAVEED IQBAL NATHANI 1 45 18-021-05476-1-003-C ASHBALA MUHAMMAD BILAL BUTT 1 46 18-021-05594-1-002-C ASNA NOOR ABDUL WAHAB NOOR 1 47 18-021-05159-1-001-C ATA UR REHMAN ASHFAQ UR REHMAN 1 48 18-582-05105-1-005-C AYAAN AHMED RIZWAN AHMED 1 49 18-48-05161-1-003-C AYAN ATIF ATIF IMDAD 1 50 18-021-05619-1-004-C AYESHA NAZ NAIK MOHAMMAD 1 51 18-42-05586-1-002-C AYESHA SOHAIL SOHAIL SARWAR 1 52 18-42-05091-1-044-C AYMEN NAWAZ MUHAMMAD NAWAZ AMIN 1 53 18-051-05340-1-001-C AZZAAN BAJWA M. RIZWAN 1 54 18-42-05344-1-001-C BIBI AMINA FIDA HUSSAIN 1 *Pre-Ecolier, Ecolier: Less than 40% score achieved in the respective class *Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: Less than 45% score achieved in the respective class SPECIAL BALL POINT WINNERS 13th IBIC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 55 18-47-05372-1-007-C BISMA KHALID KHALID ABBAS 1 56 18-021-05114-1-001-C BURHANUDDIN ABDUL QADIR FRAMEWALA 1 57 18-42-05586-1-005-C DANIYA ZAINAB JAWWAD FAROOQ 1 58 18-021-05549-1-016-C EBAD ALI IMRAN ALI 1 59 18-051-05120-1-005-C EMAAN NAVEED NAVEED AHMED 1 60 18-021-05549-1-015-C EMMAN FAYYAZ FAYYAZ MINHAS 1 61 18-021-05549-1-014-C ERAJ FAISAL FAISAL ILYAS 1 62 18-051-05561-1-003-C ESHAL ABBAS SHUJA HAIDER 1 63 18-42-05605-1-008-C FAARHA RAHEEM ASIF SHAKOOR 1 64 18-51-05001-1-021-C FAHAD ASAD ASAD ULLAH MUGHAL 1 65 18-55-05147-1-002-C FARZAM AHMED SAEED AHMAD 1 66 18-42-05091-1-003-C FATIMA KHURRAM KHAN KHURRAM SAQIB KHAN 1 67 18-42-05655-1-005-C FATIMA NAVEED NAVEED AHMED 1 68 18-051-05614-1-004-C FATIMA QADER GHULAM QADER 1 69 18-42-05586-1-007-C FATIMA SHOAIB KHAN SHOAIB KASAN KHAN 1 70 18-51-05001-1-016-C FATIMA TANVEER MUHAMMAD TANVEER 1 71 18-51-05001-1-007-C FITRUS HUSSAIN KAZMI SYED MAZHAR HUSSAIN 1 72 18-42-05374-1-002-C FIZA ARSHAD ARSHAD ULLAH 1 73 18-723-05232-1-002-C GHULAM MUHAMMAD NOORDIN BURERO 1 74 18-051-05614-1-005-C HAANIYA MALIK MUHAMMAD MUDDASIR 1 75 18-051-05676-1-002-C HAANIYA ZUBERI HASHIR MUSTAFA ZUBERI 1 76 18-021-05507-1-001-C HADI RAZA TEHSIN SHARIF 1 77 18-61-05390-1-003-C HAIDER SULTAN MUHAMMAD SULTAN 1 78 18-42-05655-1-001-C HAJRA KHAN UMER HAYAT KHAN LODHI 1 79 18-53-05430-1-003-C HAJRA YASIR CH. YASIR ARFAT 1 80 18-42-05655-1-002-C HAMZA FAISAL KHATRI FAISAL KHATRI 1 81 18-582-05105-1-006-C HAMZA TARIQ TARIQ HAMEED 1 *Pre-Ecolier, Ecolier: Less than 40% score achieved in the respective class *Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: Less than 45% score achieved in the respective class SPECIAL BALL POINT WINNERS 13th IBIC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 82 18-021-05476-1-004-C HANIA BATOOL MUHAMMAD HANIF 1 83 18-53-05381-1-010-C HANIYYAH BUTT SHERAZ BUTT 1 84 18-51-05001-1-011-C HANNIEL SHEMAIAH ASIF ASIF AYUB 1 85 18-544-05230-1-001-C HAREEM FATIMA ANIS-UR-REHMAN 1 86 18-65-05563-1-001-C HAREEM MUZAFFAR MUZAFFAR ALI KHAN 1 87 18-53-05430-1-004-C HAROON WAQAR WAQAR MASOOD 1 88 18-582-05105-1-001-C HASHIM AHMED NOOR AFTAB AHMED NOOR 1 89 18-53-05430-1-002-C HASHIR ANSAR BUTT ANSAR MEHMOOD 1 90 18-48-05161-1-001-C HASHIR IRFAN IRFAN SHAHEER 1 91 18-53-05430-1-001-C HASHIR SHAHZAD MIRZA SHAHZAD AZAM MIRZA 1 92 18-51-05001-1-019-C HASSAN MOHYUDDIN KHURRAM ADEEL 1 93 18-021-05594-1-003-C HIBA SUFIAN KUNWER SUFIAN SHAHID 1 94 18-55-05234-1-002-C HIBA ZAHRA - 1 95 18-051-05676-1-005-C HOORIYA YAHYA YAHYA TAUHEEDI 1 96 18-051-05187-1-002-C HUMAYL SADAQAT SADAQAT SALEEM 1 97 18-544-05230-1-011-C HUZAIFA IRFAN MUHAMMAD IRFAN TAJ 1 98 18-53-05430-1-012-C IBAD-UR-REHMAN MUHAMMAD ALI BHUTTA 1 99 18-582-05105-1-008-C IBRAHEEM SALMAN AHMED SALMAN 1 100 18-051-05120-1-002-C IBRAHIM RASHEED SADDIQUI KAMRAN RASHEED 1 101 18-051-05561-1-002-C INAYA IRFAN IRFAN TARIQ 1 102 18-51-05645-1-001-C IRZA WANIA KASHIF ZAHEER 1 103 18-42-05344-1-003-C ISHMAL NADEEM NADEEM ANJUM 1 104 18-51-05001-1-017-C JANNAT AAMER JAMI AAMER JAMI 1 105 18-42-05323-1-002-C JANNAT MALIK MALIK MUBASHIR 1 106 18-51-05333-1-002-C JANNAT SHAHZAD SHAHZAD ALI 1 107 18-021-05549-1-002-C KAZI MUHAMMAD SHAHEER KAZI SHAH MUHAMMAD AZHAR 1 108 18-47-05372-1-004-C KHADIJA ARSLAN MUHAMMAD ARSLAN 1 *Pre-Ecolier, Ecolier: Less than 40% score achieved in the respective class *Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: Less than 45% score achieved in the respective class SPECIAL BALL POINT WINNERS 13th IBIC - 2018 SR. NO. ROLL NO. STUDENT NAME FATHER NAME CLASS 109 18-51-05001-1-009-C KHADIJA KHAN AMJAD MEHMOOD 1 110 18-42-05091-1-002-C KHALIDA YASEEN MUHAMMAD YASEEN 1 111 18-021-05159-1-007-C KHAULA MAJID KHAN MAJID MAQSOOD KHAN 1 112 18-021-05410-1-004-C KHUSHBAKHT AATIR BAIG AATIR SALMAN 1 113 18-544-05230-1-003-C KISWAH AHMED HARIS AHMED 1 114 18-051-05676-1-004-C KUMAIL AZIZ AZIZ 1 115 18-42-05091-1-005-C MAHDI TEHMAN QURESHI TEHMAN MAHMOOD 1 116 18-021-05324-1-005-C MAHNOOR ZAHID MUHAMMAD ZAHID 1 117 18-544-05230-1-006-C MANHA REHMAN SAQIB-UR-REHMAN 1 118 18-53-05381-1-004-C MARYAM SHAHZADI AMIR SHAHZAD 1 119 18-47-05372-1-020-C MASHAL SAIF SAIFULLAH 1 120 18-53-05430-1-007-C MINAHIL SYED RIZWAN HUSSAIN SHAH 1 121 18-021-05410-1-006-C MIR SHAYANARI MIR NIAZ AHMED 1 122 18-0966-05612-1-002-C MOHAMMAD HASAAN UR REHMAN MOHAMMAD IRFAN UR REHMAN 1 123 18-582-05105-1-010-C MOHAMMAD HUZAIFA SAQIB UL HAQ 1 124 18-021-05410-1-002-C MOHAMMAD RAYYAN SHAIKH ASIF ALI SHAIKH 1 125 18-544-05230-1-008-C MOHAMMAD SUBHAN MUDASSAR IQBAL 1 126 18-53-05430-1-017-C MOMIN ALI RIZWAN RIZWAN AMJAD 1 127 18-42-05091-1-016-C MOMINA IMTIAZ IMTIAZ KHALID 1 128 18-62-05335-1-001-C MOMINA SARDAR KHAN MOEEN AMJAD KHAN 1 129 18-42-05605-1-009-C MOOSA KHALID KHALID MEHMOOD 1 130 18-53-05430-1-014-C MOOSA UMAR DAR UMAR MAQSOOD DAR 1 131 18-42-05091-1-029-C MUHAMMAD AARYAN SHABBIR GHULAM SHABBIR 1 132 18-47-05372-1-013-C MUHAMMAD ABDUL REHMAN AZHAR HANIF 1 133 18-51-05001-1-006-C MUHAMMAD ABDUL REHMAN MALIK MUSTANSER AWAN 1 134 18-53-05430-1-011-C MUHAMMAD AHMAD HAYAT ATIF HAYAT CHATHA 1 135 18-53-05381-1-005-C MUHAMMAD AHMED NISAR AFZAL 1 *Pre-Ecolier, Ecolier: Less than 40% score achieved in the respective class *Benjamin, Cadet, Junior, Student: Less than 45% score achieved in the respective class SPECIAL BALL POINT WINNERS 13th IBIC - 2018 SR.
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    Established 1961 Sport WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2021 Antetokounmpo’s 43 points Uruguayan players’ union Liverpool stumble again in 14fuel Bucks to 125-115 victory 15 brands English FA ‘racist’ 15 a 1-0 Southampton defeat South Africa complete series win South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets for series sweep JOHANNESBURG: South Africa’s Aiden Markram (center) watches the ball after playing a shot as Sri Lanka’s wicketkeeper Niroshan Dickwella (left) looks on during the third day of the second Test cricket match between South Africa and Sri Lanka at the Wanderers stadium in Johannesburg yesterday. — AFP JOHANNESBURG: Dimuth Karunaratne’s century ripped through the tail to take three for 40. against Vishwa Fernando with his score on 14 in the sequence of three successive series losses. could not prevent South Africa from completing a 2-0 Karunaratne and Niroshan Dickwella started last over before lunch. South Africa will depart soon for their first series series win on the third day of the second Test against brightly after Sri Lanka resumed on 150 for four. Kusal Mendis dived forward from second slip and in Pakistan since 2007/08. The first of two Tests Sri Lanka at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg Karunatne went to a 123-ball century with two suc- appeared to take a good catch but a television starts in Karachi on January 26. Sri Lanka will return yesterday. South Africa won by 10 wickets after Sri cessive off-side boundaries off Anrich Nortje but an review showed he had taken the ball on the bounce.
  • November 12, 2020

    November 12, 2020

    Sport THURSDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2020 MotoGPM Andrea Iannone’s ‘heart ripped apart’a by 4-year doping suspension Today I’ve received the worst injustice I could ever have imagined. They ripped my heart apart from my greatest love. No logical ssense on these allegations accompanied by incorrect facts. Right nnow I am suffering at the highest level I could imagine. Andrea Iannone Sport |08 QATAR SENIOR VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE: Al Rayyan bt Al Gharafa 3-1 (25-12, 22-25, 25-21, 25-15), Al Arabi bt Al Wakrah 3-0 (25-21, 25-19, 28-19) Doha 2030 presents vision for magical Games to OCA Evaluation Committee THE PENINSULA – DOHA The Doha 2030 Asian Games Bid It is an honour to welcome the Committee yesterday presented to the OCA OCA Evaluation Committee to Evaluation Committee how it plans to Doha. As people of sport, my deliver a celebration of sustainable progress, sport for life and peaceful team cannot wait to explain diversity, reflecting the resilience, strength our plans about the certainty and ambition of Asia, the OCA and Qatar. and lack of risk that we are On a full opening day of the Evaluation uniquely able to offer the OCA Committee visit, Doha 2030 combined and the best athletes in Asia in detailed presentations with interactive visits of the city’s world-class venues to 2030. Just as importantly, is explain why it is bidding and how it can why this certainty is critical for guarantee a Gateway to a Magical Asian Asia. What it will mean. And Games.
  • CORPORATE MEMBERS for the YEAR 2021-2022 Page 1

    CORPORATE MEMBERS for the YEAR 2021-2022 Page 1

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  • Calls for Rohit to Replace Kohli As India's T20 Skipper

    Calls for Rohit to Replace Kohli As India's T20 Skipper

    CCRICKET|RICKET Page 4 GOLF | Page 8 Calls grow for Mickelson at 50 Rohit to replace inspired by Kohli as India’s Tiger’s success T20 skipper at Masters Thursday, November 12, 2020 CYCLING Rabia I 26, 1442 AH Groenewegen GULF TIMES banned for nine months over crash SPORT Page 6 Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Chairperson of Qatar Foundation, speaks to the members of the Olympic Council of Asia’s Evaluation Committee on their visit to Qatar yesterday. Doha 2030 presents vision for a magical Asian Games ‘If we are awarded the great honour of hosting the Asian Games, I can assure you that we will deliver a magical Games’ By Sports Reporter Doha ‘Doha is undoubtedly a city that is ready to host the Games, housing world-class he Doha 2030 Asian venues and infrastructure. Games Bid Commit- The Games in Doha will cel- tee yesterday presented ebrate sports and inspire a Tto the OCA Evalua- new generation of athletes, tion Committee its plan to de- not only in Doha, but in the liver a celebration of sustain- region and beyond’ able progress, sport for life and peaceful diversity, refl ecting the fopportunities or people to en- resilience, strength and ambi- hance their health and wellbe- tion of Asia, the OCA and Qatar. ing – and to come together as a On a full opening day of the community – is vital to nurtur- Evaluation Committee visit, ing a strong, vibrant, and active Doha 2030 combined detailed society.” presentations with interactive The Evaluation Committee visits of the city’s world-class was then taken on a short jour- venues to explain why it is bid- ney to the state-of-the-art Al ding and how it can guarantee Shaqab Indoor Arena, which is a Gateway to a Magical Asian part of the Qatar Foundation Games.
  • World Judokas Set to Converge in Qatar for IJF Doha Masters 2021 Tokyo Olympics Qualifying Event to Begin Jan 11

    World Judokas Set to Converge in Qatar for IJF Doha Masters 2021 Tokyo Olympics Qualifying Event to Begin Jan 11

    SA paceman Anrich Nortje claims career-best 6-56 to destory Sri Lanka MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2021 in Jo’burg PAGE 14 World judokas set to converge in Qatar for IJF Doha Masters 2021 Tokyo Olympics qualifying event to begin Jan 11 TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK DOHA PREPARATIONS are in top gear as Qatar is once again set to host the world at the Inter- national Judo Federation (IJF) Doha Masters 2021 from Janu- ary 11 to 13 at the ultra-modern Multipurpose Hall at Lusail. The 2020 Tokyo Games qualifying event will feature 370 athletes - 203 male and Some of the judokas set for Doha at one of world’s airports. 167 female - from 68 countries representing five continental a lively and dynamic place world. Now here we are, willing federations namely the Afri- to discover and stage high- to continue our lives and con- can Judo Union, Judo Union performance events. We are tinue to promote our beloved of Asia, and European Judo very grateful to our highest au- sport, without anything or any- Union, Oceania Judo Union thorities for all their continued one preventing us,” he said. and Pan-American Judo Con- backing,” Al Muraikhi added. “In that regard, I would federation. France’s Teddy Riner, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and ten-time world champion in the +100kg, is one of the stars featuring in IJF Doha The Doha Masters precedes like to thank the commitment The event is also part of the Masters 2021 — one of the qualifying events for Tokyo2020. the World Championships of the Qatar Judo Federation, World Judo Tour.
  • Tuesday, January 5, 2021

    Tuesday, January 5, 2021

    TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2021 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 PAGE 3 MOST-READ ONLINE STORIES NZ KEEPING BOMB PAGE 4 CLOSE EYE THREAT POLICE ON NEW FOLLOWING STRONG LEADS STRAIN PAGE 6 STORMY WEATHER An “exceptional” storm front that crossed the district on Saturday afternoon produced 436 lightning strikes. This made Gisborne the third most active region storm-wise in New Zealand on a day on which 3009 lightning strikes were recorded nationwide. The storm moved over the city at around 4pm, said MetService meteorologist Tom Adams. It was a localised, shortlived and intense event that dropped more than 12 millimetres of rain in an hour at Gisborne Airport. Mr Adams said there were shades of last week in this week’s forecast. Rain is forecast for Friday, with heavier falls on Saturday. Until then it is expected to be fine and humid, with a high of 28 degrees on Thursday. Amateur photographer Janice Feyen captured this shot at Whales in Okitu on her Samsung 10 phone. Janice says she saw the storm coming from her deck and there was a lot of running up and down the beach to get the right spot. “I spend hours down at the beach. I’m up at 5am waiting for the colours to come so to have a photo come out so amazing is wonderful.” Janice’s photo received the most reactions on the Current Gisborne and Surrounding Districts Facebook page to date, with 700 people “liking” her photograph. Training more tradies ‘Growth in apprentice numbers in Gisborne is going through the roof’ by Jack Marshall Gisborne is going through the roof.” employers who train have both had a big nationwide have started an apprenticeship For the year to date (late 2020), impact,” said Mr Durkin.