Tag: Position

Female students once bagged top positions according to BA and BSc results, announced by the University of Punjab on Friday. According to BSc results, Rida...

Post US debt rating downgrade, the Federal Reserve Committee decided to keep the federal fund rate at 0 to 0.25 per cent. It anticipates...

England are determined the prospect of becoming the world’s number-one ranked Test side will prove no distraction when they face India at Edgbaston. England...

Muhammad Saif, who bagged the third position in the humanities group among boys in Matriculation, is the son of a mason, Pakistan Today learned...

Overall exports have shown a growth rate of 28 per cent and stand at $22.422 billion during the first eleven months, July-May, of the...

RedBull organized a freestyle drumming competition at the university level titled RedBull Tum Tum Pa earlier this year. From Pakistan, Chaar Paee band was...

Pakistan has retained the sixth position in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test rankings after a series-levelling victory in the St. Kitts against the...

With the Sindh government expected to present its fiscal year 2011-12 budget in the first week of June, preparations in this regard have entered...

LAHORE - Students from the University of Management and Technology (UMT) bagged second position in the "Young Entrepreneurial Business Plan Competition 2011" jointly organized by the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and Government of the Punjab.
The four-member panel of experts selected GSM Home, the business plan developed by UMT students, for this position after a gruelling competition from teams of some of the top ranked business and engineering schools like

HAFIZABAD - Position holder students of District Public School Hafizabad were deprived of their prizes due to the alleged negligence of the school's principal. Reportedly, Hafizabad Education Department informed all the heads of the schools about the prize distribution ceremony at the education office but the principal did not bother to inform the position holder students. As a result, the students could not attend the ceremony and were deprived of receiving their prizes in the

LAHORE - Balochistan and Federal Areas made healthy progress on day two of the four-day third round matches of the Faysal Bank Pentangular Cup (First Class) 2010-2011 at the Gaddafi Stadium and LCCA ground respectively. At the end of the second day, Balochistan made 279 runs and restricted Khyber Pakhtoonkhawah to 87 for four. Federal Areas were at 315 for six against Punjab.
Scores:
At Gaddafi Stadium, Baluchistan 279 in 77.3 overs (Shoaib Khan 41, 66 balls, Saeed Anwar

HAFIZABAD - The position holders in last year's Middle Standard Examination are fed up as their scholarships have not been released despite the passage of one year. The Punjab government had announced scholarships for the position holders but after one year, not even a single student could receive the prize money.
This situation had created a sense of deprivation among the students who showed extra ordinary performance in the examination. All the position holders had demanded

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan Muslim League-N on Saturday asked President Asif Ali Zardari to clarify his position in Augusta submarines scandal.
"The document produced in the French court which alleged President Zardari for taking 50 million Euros commission in Augusta submarines scandal has brought shame for the whole nation.
President Zardari should come forward to clarify his position in the scam," said PML-N Central Leader Ahsan Iqbal in a statement issued here.
He said

HAMILTON - Captain Misbah-ul-haq and Asad Sahfiq ground out an unbroken 128-run partnership to resurrect Pakistan's first innings and guide them to 235 for four at the close of play of the second day of the first test against New Zealand on Saturday.
Misbah built a slow and watchful 50 off 129 balls, while the 24-year-old Shafiq was on 74, his highest test score after he made 61 on debut against South Africa last November, to put Pakistan in a strong position heading into day

LAHORE - A delegation of students from Balochistan, Sindh and Kyber Pakhtunkhwa on Thursday visited the Government College University Lahore. The 32-member delegation of position holders from the three provinces arrived in Punjab on a one-week visit under the chief minister's programme "Inter-Provincial Tour of Talented Students."
The students, during their visit at GCU, said they were inspired by the noble laureate Prof Dr Abdus Salam. The Nobel Prize remained the centre of

LOS ANGELES: And they're off. And it's 'The King's Speech' in the lead. No, wait, it's 'The Social Network' by a nose. Hold on, 'The Fighter' is coming up fast on the inside track. As the 2010 awards race turns into the backstretch -- the fall film festivals have come and gone, Golden Globe, Critics' Choice and SAG nominations have been unveiled, critics groups have begun to weigh in -- none of the contenders has broken from the pack. At the moment, there's some genuine suspense. That

LAHORE: Pakistani racing driver Adnan Sarwar finished 4th at the Sodi World Series Masters Cup final race at the Dubai Autodrome. This remains the best finish for a Pakistani driver in an international race.
Qualifying and starting from 5th place, Adnan fell back to 8th after an incident in turn one but then climbed back up the grid, overtaking four drivers to finish only 0.2 seconds behind third place finisher Fabian Lunz of South Africa and ahead of drivers from Germany,