Friday, June 08, 2012, Rajab 17, 1433
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Karachi
Measures be adopted to eliminate crimes: QaimStaff Reporter Karachi—Sindh Chief Minister, Syed Qaim Ali Shah, Thursday rushed to the area after hearing about killing of a businessman and immediately called an emergency meeting of high ranking police officers at Central Police Office (CPO) here. The meeting was attended by Additional Chief Secretary (Home), Syed Sohail Akbar Shah; I.G. Police Sindh, Syed Mushtaq Ahmed Shah, Additional I.G. Police, Akhtar Gorchani, Additional I.G. Police Special Branch, Rasool Bux Saand, all DIGs of Police of Karachi and other senior officers.
English medium schools in each Taluka: Pir MazharStaff Reporter Karachi—Senior Minister for Education & Literacy, Pir Mazhar-ul-Haq said that a boys primary school and a girls primary school in each taluka will be converted into English medium school in order to spread English language in the province and number of schools will increase gradually.
This he said while presiding over a meeting at the office of Sindh Education Foundation here on Thursday.
Karachiites urged to indulge in plantationKarachi—People, without any distinction on basis of age, class and creed inhabit earth and are therefore equally responsible for its protection, said Kevin Murakami, Public Affairs Officer, US Consulate in Karachi. Speaking at a tree plantation ceremony, jointly organized by District Municipal Corporation - South and National Forum for Environment and Health (NFEH) at Khalil Shaheed Park, Clifton he asked Karachiites in general to indulge in plantation spree and turn their city green and pollution free.Cookies may help kids beat milk allergyKIDS who can’t tolerate milk but can pass the “muf-fin test” without symptoms may outgrow their al-lergy faster if they raid the cookie jar on a regular basis to keep baked dairy in their diet, researchers found. Children who did not react to milk that was heated sufficiently to change the shape of allergy-causing proteins had a 27.8-fold greater likelihood of losing the allergy altogether within three years, according to Dr. Jennifer S. Kim, Medical Today Reported. |
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