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Big players are active again in the computer import/export industry. This time they are seeking the ban for the used items getting imported in Pakistan electronics market. For this purpose they have approached The ministry of information technology for the complete ban of used electronic items specially IT accessories. Big players are bribe makers and the market big giant Intel.

Pakistan is moving ahead in the field of I.T and making its name on the planet. This success is powered by these used items which not only let us work on some economical basis. Almost more than 95% business in Pakistan are using these items to catch up with the competing market. Which in return makes a great profit in terms of taxes to the revenue of government already. If this is legalized with a proper check and balance system and bribed money is replaced by the official tax it would turn in many folds of revenue to the economy of the country.
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While reading today's dawn came across a letter generated by a student just like us against the validity of NTS THE National Testing Service and raised some valid points to be considered by government education body HEC.

Fellow mentioned some nice points about the NTS exams credibility more than that of the final graduation ones a university conducts before awarding the degree. A student has to appear two times for further studies one for the graduation finals and secondly at NTS.
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Government has decided to start another student welfare program helping them more to build their future. This initiative will be launched soon under the Ministry of Youth. This program will include some financial help to the talented students by offering internships at several government and private departments of their respective interest and studies.

The secretary said the interns would be given various assignments in the departments and corporations of the federal, provincial and district governments located near to their home towns.
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Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences has issued warning against the doctors who have copied the researched papers and published in Research Journal by IDOSI publications.

Warning were issued by the committee Plagiarism Standing Committee, formed by the LUMHS under the directives of Higher Education Commission (HEC).

Warning were against Professor Dr Abdul Aziz Leghari, Associate Professor Dr K. Altaf Hussain Talpur and assistant professors Dr A.K. Sangrasi and Dr Arshad M. Malik.

Resulting the inquiry Dr Shahida Parveen and Dr Aisha Memon were cleared off while Prof Ghulam Nabi Qureshi has been retired.

Zaid Hamid has been reportedly attacked in Islamia College University during a lecture. He was addressing to the youth crowd of the university. During the lecures some students start protesting against the ideas and views of the leader.

He was not only chased but was also threatened by open air fire in the university premises. Security officials controlled the situations to prevent any lose.

At least 12 students were taken into custody by police from campus of the Peshawar University when they tried to create disturbance in a programme where an anchor of a private television channel Zaid Hamid was busy speaking to the students, police and students said.

Students were also seen shouting against Zaid Hamid along with chanting anti-governent slogans.

Students who protests had a motive behind this - “We have already suffered a lot due to the suicide bombers and militants and do not want those promoting the extremists,” he said.

Moreover Zaid Hamid car was also smashed with stones making this protest more brutal.