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Khan Abdul Wali Khan University Campus soon at Chitral
Khan Abdul Wali Khan University Campus will be launched at Chitral. Sartaj Ahmad Khan Tehsil Nazim. CHITRAL: Tehsil Nazim Chitral Sartaj Ahmad Khan in a meeting with vice chancellor of Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan Professor Dr. Ihsan...
Tags: Wali Khan, Pakistani politicians, khan university, Ameer Haider Khan Hoti, Awami National Party, vice chancellor, Ahmad Khan Ghani, Education, khan abdul, Abdul Wali, chitral students, Sartaj Ahmad Khan, allnews, Ihsan Ali Khan, Pakistan, Sartaj Ahmad Khan Tehsil Nazim, Chitral, Nazim Chitral Sartaj Ahmad Khan, Durand line, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Sartaj Ahmad, North-West Frontier Province, Bahram Khan family, Iqbal Murtaza, Chitral District, Chitral Sartaj Ahmad Khan, Tariq Mahmood, Pashtun people, Chitral Pakistan, Khan Abdul Wali Khan University Campus will be launched at Chitral. Sartaj Ahmad Khan Tehsil Nazim. CHITRAL: Tehsil Nazim Chitral Sartaj Ahmad Khan in a meeting with vice chancellor of Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan Professor Dr. Ihsan Ali Khan offe, Management Sciences, Archeology, Education will kick immediately and later on it will be extended our departments. In this connection a high level meeting was held at the office of Vice Chancellor AWK University Mardan, which was attended by Professor Dr. Ihsan Ali Khan, Deputy Registrar Tariq Mahmood, provincial president of Chitral Students Welfare Association Iqbal Murtaza and high officials of the university. Sartaj Ahmad Khan raised some issues and hurdles in the way of education to Chitral students in his briefing. He said that hundred of mal, and like his leadership this university should to facilitates and impart education in the whole province. He declared so many government and semi government buildings including his office and guesthouse suitable place for this campus. So as to announced a, 03469002167, 0943-302295, 414418 Email: gulhamad@gmail.com
GALILEO, GALILEO, GALILEOOOOOO!
Galileo Galilei known for inventing the telescope that enabled him to discover that the planet Jupitor has moons. He also believed that the earth was not the center of the universe so he became an advocate for Copernican astronomy. Galileo died...
Tags: Galileo, fingers, teeth, tooth, urn, jars, Galilei, Museum of History of Science, Florence, Italy, auctions, corpse, archeology, century, lost, 1905, 1642, Galileo Galilei, allnews, Luray, DNA, Io, Religion and science, Blind people, Paolo Galluzzi, Church, GALILEOOOOOO
The many tombs of Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great was a man known for being on move not only throughout his life, but also within his death. Conquering empires from Egypt to Persia to India before he was 33 years old, he made an indelible mark on world history others still...
Tags: tombs, Alexander the Great, History, allnews, archeology
Pra History Stone in Lahat
Lubuklinggau is Lahat town, gateway to Pasennah Highlands. Dotting this mountain plateau are carved megaliths, tombs, pillars and other stone ruins thought to date from date 100 A.D. These are considered the...
Tags: Archeology
Can You Believe In Both God and Evolution?
I believe in God. I also believe in science. In my life I have placed great trust in both but, with all due respect, never blind adherence. There are differences between the two, of course, and yes, some of them are valid. But...
Tags: allnews, religion, archeology, philosophy, atheism, Christianity, faith, Genesis, Darwin
Revealing History in the Debris
Podcast at israelseen.com Sifting the discarded rubble from beneath the Temple Mount Yoram and tour guide Schmuel Browns take a tour of the area. Photo of the bulla by Zachi Zweig http://toldot.blogspot.com/2006/04/jerusalem-conference-and-temple-mount.html...
Tags: archeology, Israel, Temple Mount
1,200-Year-Old Syian Church Discovered
Archeologists in central Syria have dug out a 1,200-year-old church. It is believed to be the largest ever discovered in this Mideast country, an antiquities official said Thursday. Dating back to the 8th century, Walid al-Assaad, the head of the Palmyra...
Tags: Church, Syria, Archeology, Christianity
Undermining Coexistence
This blog post examines the tensions between the Jerusalem village of Silwan and the ever-expanding archeological dig for ancient biblical antiquities, the City of David.
Tags: archeology, jerusalem, silwan, city of david
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