Minister directs HEC, FDE to accelerate policy formulation process
Successful and degree holder students of SZABIST taking oath during 18th Convocation of Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology at SZABIST Larkana Campus

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LARKANA: February 14 -Successful and degree holder students of SZABIST posing for photograph during 18th convocation of Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology at SZABIST Larkana Campus. APP/NAS/ MAF/TZD/ABB
KKKUK starts MPhil program
PESHAWAR, Feb 14 (APP): The Department of Communication and Media Studies (CMS) Khushal Khan Khattak University Karak has announced the enrollment of its first batch of scholars into the MPhil program.
Addressing the scholars during the orientation, the Head of Department, Dr. Muhammad Anwar Marwat emphasized the importance of academic excellence and urged the scholars to strive for high standards in their research endeavours.
He articulated the department’s commitment to promoting a culture of academic inquiry and expected that MPhil level students will contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge in the field.
a senior faculty member of the CMS department Wajahat Karim, shared valuable insights with the scholars regarding the demands of higher-level studies. He underscored the necessity of dedication and willpower and stressed that the department is dedicated to providing intellectual insights into mass media research.
During the orientation session, Dr. Abdur Rauf highlighted the significance of adhering to the academic calendar, particularly in the dominion of research and development.
Lecturers at the Department of CMS, Muhammad Anwar Khan and Basar Ali shed light on the department’s commitment to inculcating practical skills in the course contents. They underlined the relevance of real-world application of knowledge acquired during the MPhil program.
Expressing their gratitude, the MPhil scholars lauded the efforts of the department in making the MPhil course accessible to them.
Police arrest 7 suspects in operation against land mafia
Free, fair, transparent elections held in Balochistan: Jamali
ECP issues notifications of five dozen assembly members
ISLAMABAD, Feb 14 (APP): The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) Wednesday issued notifications of around five dozen members of the National and Provincial Assemblies, including former federal ministers Ijaz-ul-Haq, Sheikh Aftab, and others.
Former federal minister Ijaz ul Haq, a candidate of Pakistan Muslim League (Zia-ul-Haq Shaheed) was notified as member of the National Assembly from NA-163, Bahawalnagar-IV, by securing 84,343 votes.
Sheikh Aftab Ahmed was declared as winner from NA-49, Attock-I with 120,158 votes and Malik Sohail Khan from NA-50, Attock-II with 118,288 votes.
Pakistan Peoples Party Parliamentarians’ (PPPP) Jam Abdul Karim Bijar was notified victorious from NA-229, Malir-I; Syed Rafiullah from NA-230, Malir-II; and Abdul Hakeem Baloch from NA-231, Malir-III, and Muttahida Qaumi Movement’s Aasia Ishaque Siddique from NA-232, Korangi, Karachi-I; Muhammad Jawed Hanif Khan from NA-233, Korangi, Karachi-II; Muhammad Moin Aamer Pirzada from NA-234, Koranig, Karachi-III; Muhammad Iqbal Khan from NA-235, Karachi , East-I; Hassan Sabir from NA-236, Karachi East-II; Asad Alam Niazi (PPPP) from NA-237, Karachi, East-III ; Sardar Nabil Ahmed Gabol (PPPP) from NA-239, Karachi South-I; Arshad Abdullah Vohra (MQM) from NA-240, Karachi South-II; Mirza Ikhtiar Baig (PPPP) from NA-241,Karachi South-III; and Syed Mustafa Kamal (MQM) from NA-242, Karachi Kaemari-I; Abdul Qadir Patel (PPPP) from from NA-243, Karachi, Kaemari-II; Muhammad Farooq Sattar (MQM) from NA-244, Karachi-West-I; Syed Hafeezuddin (MQM) from NA-245, Karachi, West-II; Syed Amin Ul Haque (MQM) from NA-246, Karachi West-III; Khawaja Izhar Ul Hassan (MQM) from NA-247, Karachi Central-I; Khalid Maqbool Siddique (MQM) from NA-248, Karachi Central-II; Ahmed Saleem Siddiqui (MQM) from NA-249, Karachi Central-III; Farhan Chishti (MQM) from NA-250, Karachi Central-IV.
Those notified as returned candidates of Sindh Assembly included Muhammad Yousuf Baloch (PPPP) from PS-84 Malir-I; Muhammad Sajid from PS-85, Malir-II; Abdul Razaq Raja (PPPP) from PS-86, Malir-IV; Taj Muhammad Jamot (PPPP) from PS-87, Malir-IV; Ajaz Khan (Independent) from PS-88; Muhammad Saleem (PPPP) from PS-89, Malir-VI; Shariq Jamal (MQM) from PS-90, Korangi Karachi-II; Muhammad Farooq (Jamaat-e-Islami) from PS-91, Korangi, Karachi; Wajid Hussain Khan (Independent) from PS-92 , Korangi Karachi-IV; Sajid Hussain, (Independent) from PS-93 Korangi, Karachi; Najam Mirza (MQM) from PS-94, Korangi Karachi V; Muhammad Farooq Awan (PPPP) from PS-95, Korangi Karachi VI; Muhammad Awais (MQM) from PS-96, Korangi Karachi VII; Shaukat Ali (MQM) from PS-97, Karachi East-I; Arsalan Pawaiz (MQM) from PS-98,Karachi East-II; Syed Farhan Ansari (MQM) from PS-99, Karachi East-III; Syed Muhammad Usman (MQM) from PS-100,Karachi East-IV; Moid Anver (MQM) from PS-101, Karachi East-V; Muhammad Aamir Siddiqui (MQM) from PS-102, Karachi East-VI; Faisal Rafiq (MQM) from PS-103, Karachi East-VII; Muhammad Daniyal (MQM) from PS-104, Karachi East-VIII and Saeed Ghani (PPPP) from PS-105, Karachi East-IX; Muhammad Yousuf (PPPP) from PS-107, Karachi South-II; Muhammad Dilawar (MQM) from PS-108, Karachi South-III; Bilal Hussain Khan Jadoon (Independent) from ; Rahan Bandukda (Independent) from PS-110, Karachi South-V; Liaquat Ali Askani (PPPP) from PS-111, Kaemari-I; Sirbuland Khan (Independent) from PS-112, Kaemari-II; Fahim Ahmed (MQM) from PS-113, Kaemari-III; Muhammad Shabbir (Independent) from PS-114, Kaemari-IV; Ali Ahmed (PPPP) from PS-116, Karachi West-I; Sheikh Abdullah (MQM) from PS-117, Karachi West-II; Naseer Ahmed (MQM) from PS-118, Karachi West-III; Ali Khurshidi (MQM) from PS-119, Karachi West-IV; Muhammad Mazahir Amir (MQM) from PS-120, Karachi West-V; Ejaz Ul Haque (MQM) from PS-121, Karachi West-VI; Rahan Akram (MQM) from PS-122, Karachi Central-II; Abdul Waseem (MQM) from PS-123, Karachi Central-II; Abdul Basit (MQM) from PS-124, Karachi Central-III; Syed Adil Askari (MQM) from PS-125, Karachi Central-IV; Muhammad Iftikhar Alam (MQM) from PS-126, Karachi Central-V; Muhammad Maaz Mehboob (MQM) from PS-127, Karachi Central-VI; Taha Ahmed Khan (MQM) from PS-128, Karachi Central-VII and Jamal Ahmed (MQM) from PS-130, Karachi Central-IX.
MoU signed for Machike-Thallian-Tarujabba White Oil Pipeline
ISLAMABAD, Feb 14 (APP): In a landmark achievement, the signing ceremony of the MoU between the Stakeholders on Consortium Formation (SCF) for the Machike-Thallian-Tarujabba White Oil Pipeline Project was held here on Wednesday.
The ceremony was witnessed by Minister for Power and Petroleum Muhammad Ali, Secretary (Petroleum Division) Momin Agha, and Secretary SIFC Jameel Qureshi, said a news release.
The heads of consortium entities i.e. MD Pakistan State Oil (PSO) Syed Muhammad Taha, DG Frontier Works Organization (FWO) Major General Abdul Sami, MD Interstate Gas Systems Pvt. Ltd (ISGS) Nadeem Bajwa signed the historical document.
The pipeline project is a testament to the commitment of the Petroleum Division and the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC).
The Machike-Thallian-Taru Jabba White Oil Pipeline (MTT-WOP) aims to complement the oil pipeline backbone from Karachi to Peshawar apart from achieving the energy-efficient movement of petroleum products as well as preventing adulteration and providing increased safety. It will connect Punjab from Machike, near Lahore, to Tarujabba, near Peshawar.
The pipeline consists of three segments: Machike-Chakpirana, Chakpirana to Rawat, and Rawat to Tarujabba.
It completes the infrastructure supply chain from Karachi to Peshawar. This may be called a flagship project spearheaded by FWO and jointly supported by PSO and ISGS.
The 427 km long pipeline, aims at ensuring a smooth supply chain of petroleum products from Karachi to Peshawar with an initial carrying capacity of 6 MTPA. The pipeline shall contribute significantly towards the reduction of traffic congestion, environmental pollution, and transportation costs.
