Students of Government Girls Degree College Larkana and Government Girls Degree College Shikarpur teams in action during the Badminton Final Match at 5th Sindh College Games 2023
Principal Government Girls Degree College Larkana Prof. Nuzhat Jabeen Shah giving away trophy to the winner of Govt.Girls Degree College Shikarpur Badminton team during prize distribution ceremony of 5th Sindh College Games 2023.
Pakistan Markazi Muslim league workers holding the rally to record protest against burning Holy Quran in Sweden at court road
IWMB Park Rangers foil hunting attempt in MHNP, impose Rs 120,000 fine
ISLAMABAD, Jan 27 (APP):The Park Rangers of Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB), with the assistance of Punjab Wildlife Department, conducted a successful operation against poachers near the eastern border of Margalla Hills National Park.
According to the IWMB, a special team of Park Rangers led by Director Wildlife, Assistant Director Wildlife and Supervisors, traced the poachers while acting on the information shared by local sources.
“Eight hunters with their rifles were lying in ambush on the eastern border of the National Park to hunt wild deer and wild fowl (kaleej pheasant),” an IWMB official told APP.
The park rangers carried out a successful operation and took two poachers into custody along with their weapons, while the others managed to escape.
The Park Rangers imposed a fine of Rs 120,000 on hunters for possessing illegal rifles, and handed them over to the Punjab Wildlife Department for further legal action.
The IWMB official said that the area of the National Park from where the accused were arrested, was close to the Punjab province’s Murree tehsil, and the accused reportedly came from that area.
The Punjab Wildlife Department was well aware of the area and its surroundings. It assisted the IWMB to trace the hunters, making the operation successful, he added.
Students running with rings in race during different games a Sports gala at a local collage
Federal Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development Mr. Sajid Hussain Turi shows unity and strength during inaugurated office of Benazir Income support Program
Govt taking steps to promote sports: PM
ISLAMABAD, Jan 27 (APP): Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday said the government was taking measures to promote sports including squash in the country.
The prime minister expressed these views in a meeting with renowned squash player and former world champion Jan Sher Khan.
Shehbaz Sharif paid tribute to Jan Sher Khan on his accomplishment as the eight-time World Champion and six-time British Open Champion.
He said the talent and services of Jan Sher Khan was significant in popularizing the sport of squash in the country.
He said providing best sport facilities to youth was among the priorities of the government.
Jan Sher Khan apprised the prime minister about his recent activities for the promotion of squash in the country.
Presently, Jan Sher Khan is giving training to young squash players.
Gandhara festival to be held in Taxila from Sunday
WAH CANTT, Jan 27 (APP): The two-day Gandhara festival is scheduled to be held at Gandhara art village near Taxila from Sunday.
The festival is organized by Rawalpindi Arts Council (RAC) in collaboration with Pak-Romina friendship association to highlight the ancient civilization of Taxila.
Rawalpindi Arts Council (RAC) Director Waqar Ahmed said that the main objective of the festival was to highlight the old civilization of the region and to inform the young generation about the country’s history, art and culture.
He said festivals were being organized to highlight the culture of Punjab as well as the ancient civilizations of Gandhara.
He said the exhibition of Buddha statues made by local sculptors would also be part of the festival in a bid to promote the rich Gandhara civilization.
He said that the Gandhara festival will include an art exhibition, a book fair, a folk dance and a Sufi night.
Zaildar Ahsan Shah- Chairman Pakistan- Romania friendship association said that organizing the festival with aim to sensitize public as well as Islamabad based diplomatic community about their ancient heritage spanning the province. He said the festival will help the province attract foreign and local investment in the tourism sector, adding that Buddhist countries play a key role in upgrading their holy sites spread throughout the province.
Mr Shah said that there was a close relationship between culture and ancient civilizations, because the civilisation of any region must have an impact on its culture.
President Dr Arif Alvi chairing a meeting of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) Advisory Board, during his visit to LUMS
President Dr Arif Alvi in a group photo with the leadership of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS.
