Thursday, August 19, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
[Education] Budding journalist from GB gets HEC-SAMMA scholarship
PT Report
Islamabad, June 17: Mamtaz Hussain Gohar, a young journalist belonging to Punial, Ghizar district, has been selected to avail the HEC-SAMMA scholarship.
Mamtaz is currently studying Mass Communication at the University of Peshawar.
He has also worked with various newspapers and magazines published from Gilgit – Baltistan. Apart from reporting Gohar also writes opinion articles in Urdu language.
The journalistic circles of Gilgit – Baltistan have congratulated Gohar for availing the competitive scholarship.
Islamabad, June 17: Mamtaz Hussain Gohar, a young journalist belonging to Punial, Ghizar district, has been selected to avail the HEC-SAMMA scholarship.
Mamtaz is currently studying Mass Communication at the University of Peshawar.
He has also worked with various newspapers and magazines published from Gilgit – Baltistan. Apart from reporting Gohar also writes opinion articles in Urdu language.
The journalistic circles of Gilgit – Baltistan have congratulated Gohar for availing the competitive scholarship.
Monday, May 31, 2010
GBSF Peshawar Protet at Press club. (DAWN Report)
Govt blamed for damages
PESHAWAR, May 30: Gilgit-Baltistan Student Forum (GBSF) on Sunday blamed the government for the damages caused to local population due to artificial lake formed on Hunza River after landsliding in Attabad as it failed to take proper action to avoid the disaster.
The enraged students shared their sentiments with journalists during a protest demonstration they staged outside Peshawar Press Club. They were holding banners and placards inscribed with slogans against government and in favour of their demands.
They said artificial lake had been threatening locals since January 4, last year, but the government had failed to remove the debris to release the water. “Since the day one, the government ignored removing the debris leaving the locals to face the catastrophe if the lake burst”, they said.—Bureau Report
PESHAWAR, May 30: Gilgit-Baltistan Student Forum (GBSF) on Sunday blamed the government for the damages caused to local population due to artificial lake formed on Hunza River after landsliding in Attabad as it failed to take proper action to avoid the disaster.
The enraged students shared their sentiments with journalists during a protest demonstration they staged outside Peshawar Press Club. They were holding banners and placards inscribed with slogans against government and in favour of their demands.
They said artificial lake had been threatening locals since January 4, last year, but the government had failed to remove the debris to release the water. “Since the day one, the government ignored removing the debris leaving the locals to face the catastrophe if the lake burst”, they said.—Bureau Report
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