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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, science, 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
FUTURE SHOPPING
HI In the coming days the shopping becomes a art of buying.now a days we dont have any vritual shops as we get in to it vritually and buy things . Benefits of vritual shopping Bargaining power of consumers. They enjoy a wider...
Tags: vritual shops, India, Chennai, Electronic commerce, Online shopping, Strategic management, Retailing, Consumer behaviour, Shopping, Technology Internet, science
Mobile phone usage, most common activity of Pakistani girls
Mobile phone become most popular source of communication among the people of Pakistan. A study tells that in Pakistan cell phones are mostly being used by every member of the family. Even children can be seen having their personal cells. Some parents...
Tags: science, Pakistan, Islamabad, Mobile telecommunications, Mobile phone, Mobile telephony, Technology Internet, Health Medical Pharma, mobile phones
CLIMATEGATE The Fall of Big Business
The Climategate scandal broke out last week with the leaked emails from the university of East Anglia. It establishes that Climate Change Data has been manipulated for many years as they worked in an agenda to bring in crippling green carbon taxes...
Tags: climategate, east anglia, Gordon Brown, mann, bbc, Al Gore, climate change, Michael E. Mann, global warming, Hockey stick controversy, CRU, Michael Mann (director), valid temperature, temperature read, science, United Kingdom, Salford, Big Business, David Davies, David Davis, Michael Mann (director), Global warming controversy, Climate Change Data, Temperature record of the past 1000 years
Tallest Basketballer Names Newly Discovered Smallest Shrimp
The newest shrimp species in the world is Lebbeus clarehanna, courtesy of a man who knows nothing about being small—retired NBA star Luc Longley. The 7-foot Australian bought the rights to name the newly discovered species on eBay for $2,900...
Tags: Lebbeus clarehanna, Luc Longley, Shrimp Species, NBA Star, Australia, Clare Hanna, The Scientist, Basketball, Basketballer, Deep Sea, Shrimp, Fish, Newly Discovered, Ocean, Wonders, Enviornment, Donating, Marine, marine conservation, marine conservation efforts, extinct, rare, extinction, evolution, newest shrimp species, NBA, New York City, Symbiosis, Caridea, Seafood, Other, science
MIT Trying to Create Food Replicator
The brainiacs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are trying to make another piece of Star Trek fantasy –“the Food replicator” a reality. Couch potatoes probably remember that Star Trek characters had devices called replicators...
Tags: Food Replicator, science, Cambridge, Kitchen, MIX, Cooking, Fictional technology, Replicator, Food, Hospitality Recreation, Food Printer
Top 09 most amazing discoveries of 2009
I was reading an article in the National Geographic News and saw a list of the top 9 amazing discoveries of the year 2009. I am sharing it with you guys. Enjoy. 1. The discovery of a 47-million-year-old, that is preserved primate fossil "Ida", that leads...
Tags: science, Asotin, Paleontology, Shark, Darwinius, Lucy, Donsol, Sorsogon, Megamouth shark, Transitional fossil, Megachasmidae, amazing discoveries, Creation, News, National Geographic channel
Study Strengthens Link between Smoking and Colon Cancer
A new study, led out by Dr. Michael J. Thun, Vice President Emeritus, Epidemiology and Surveillance Research at the American Cancer Society, has revealed that there is a definite link between smoking and developing colorectal cancer. Despite adjusting...
Tags: Study, Strengthens, Link, between, Smoking, Colon Cancer, science, Pakistan, Islamabad, Risk factors, Colorectal cancer, Cancer, Lung cancer, Oncology, Tobacco, Health Medical Pharma, Epidemiology, Michael J. Thun, colon cancers
Giant tortoise in France dies at 146
One of the oldest giant tortoises in Europe has died at its home in Paris at the age of 146, its carers said on Friday. Kiki, a male tortoise, was brought to France fully grown from Mauritius in 1923, Michel Saint-Jalme, director of the wildlife centre...
Tags: Giant, tortoise, France, dies, 146, giant tortoises, science, Pakistan, Islamabad, Tortoises, Giant tortoise, Jardin des Plantes, Michel Saint-Jalme, Paris
Unfair?
Global pollution and the destruction of our environment are two focussed topics at the moment. With a lot of pro's and cons embedded in this issue, divergents views will be expresses and, above all, there will be the inevitiable looking for the...
Tags: science, politics, global warming, blame-game, Environmental engineering, Pollution, Climate change, Chemical engineering, Environment
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