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Singing from the Heart
Aug 26th
“While I sing at your command, my old teacher sings only when his heart commands him!” -Tan Sen
There is a story told in traditional musical families in the sub-continent about Tan Sen, a legendary musician from the times of Akbar the great who was one of the nine jewels of the Mughal court. It is said he could cause rain clouds to appear and disappear through the exposition of his raags. More >
UOG Staff Donates Money for Flood Affectees
Aug 23rd
Today Pakistani nation is passing through one of its greatest ordeals. More than 20 million people, devastated by the violent waves of the flood are crying for help. Their relief and rehabilitation in the dire national, religious and human need of the day.
It is a much bigger calamity than the Tsunami. Tsunami affectees were about 2 million citizens only and they were supported by many countries and governments, whereas here 20 million people have been uprooted from their homes by torrential rains and violent upsurge of the rivers. There are almost 100 countries in the world whose population is less than 20 million. All this speaks for the magnitude of the calamity, and havoc befallen the Pakistan nation. We as a nation have to come upto this challenge and leave no stone unturned for the relief and rehabilitation of our dear country men. More >
70pc rural girls never go to schoo
Aug 21st
About 3.8 million children have never been in schools in rural Sindh, while the dropout percentage in urban Sindh is even higher. Moreover, 50 per cent children of Sindh province aged 5 to 15, are out of schools, while 70 per cent girl students in rural Sindh fail to attend the schools.
According to a survey conducted by various NGOs over the plight of education sector, there are 22,428 primary schools in Sindh including 4,792 for boys and 7,298 for girls, but only 50 per cent enrolled children could complete their primary education and about 60 per cent girl students hardly go to middle schools. More >
Boren Scholarship 2011 for American Undergarduate Students
Aug 21st
Undergraduate scholarship to study abroad for American Students in the fields of Agricultural and Food Science, Area Studies, Business and Economics, Computer and Information Sciences, Foreign Languages,Health and Biomedical Science,History,International Affairs, Law, Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering, Social Sciences, Political Science .
Job Description: Boren Scholarships provide American undergraduate students with the resources and encouragement they need to acquire skills and experiences in areas of the world critical to the future security of our nation, in exchange for their commitment to seek work in the federal government. More >
Maori Health Research 2010, New Zealand
Aug 21st
Summer Studentships in Maori health research are available to introduce research to those students who have the potential to develop careers involving Maori health research. Applications are now sought from students undertaking health related courses wishing to be involved in a Maori healthresearch project over the summer vacation.
Selection will be based on the potential of the student to have a career with a significant involvement in Maori health research and the quality of their intended supervision. Supervisors should be a suitable role model, with a clearly demonstrated record of publication in health research and the necessary time, interest and enthusiasm to give to the student (maximum 2 students per supervisor). The project should be a distinct piece of research that is achievable within the period of the studentship (usually ten weeks). Some training in research methodology and report writing should be involved and the student is encouraged to present the results of the research at a seminar and/or by publication. It is the student’s and the supervisor’s joint responsibility to ensure that the project is completed on time. More >
PU BA, BSc results 2010
Aug 18th
The result of BA, BSc annual examination declared on Tuesday showed approximately 29 pass percentage, which surpassed the last year’s 27.73 by one per cent.
As many as 1,76,624 candidates took the examination, held in April/May 2010, of whom 49, 370 were declared successful.
The pass percentage of boys remained 19.18 per cent as out of 59,162 only 11,347 students qualified in the exam. A total number of 1,12,462 girl students appeared of whom 38,023 girls qualified, indicating a pass percentage of 33.81 result. More >
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