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Monday, November 21, 2022

Islamia College Closed



 Karachi police disperse protesting Islamia College students with tear gas

 Published November 19, 2022  Updated about 22 hours ago

The Karachi police on Saturday fired tear gas and baton-charged students who allegedly pelted stones at law enforcers that had gone to the Islamia College to implement an order of the apex court pertaining to it, according to officials and student organisations.

Jamshed Quarters police Station House Officer (SHO) Naveed Soomro said that the college was established on private property whose owners/trustees approached the Supreme Court (SC) to get its premises vacated.

The officer said that the SC gave an order in favour of the "decree-holder" and directed the Sindh High Court (SHC) to end its "occupation". Soomro said the SHC directed the City Courts to ensure the implementation of the apex court order and hand it over to the SHC nazir.


Islamia College set up on private property’

Karachi police were ordered to vacate the Islamia College


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Tuesday, April 4, 2017

The place where there is no mass transit system is not a city, said Justice Azmat Saeed

Those who don't want mass transit may move to village: Justice Azmat Saeed




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ISLAMABAD: The place where there is no mass transit system is not a city, said Justice Azmat Saeed on Monday.
"Whoever does not like [the idea of] a mass transit system, may move to a village," Saeed said at the hearing on the Orange Line Metro Train project at the Supreme Court. 
While briefing the court on the project, lawyer of Nespak, company carrying out consultancy for the project, said they have obtained the report of environmental impact of the project. 
Earlier, concerns have been raised on the construction being carried out for the Orange Line Project. 
Activists argue that the Orange Line metro track is damaging heritage buildings and sites of the city. 
Previously, an appeal was filed in the apex court, in which petitioners had requested the construction be halted around 11 heritage sites. 
On August 19, 2016 the Lahore High Court had barred provincial authorities from carrying out construction work within a distance of 200 feet of around 11 heritage sites, including Shalimar Gardens, Gulabi Bagh Gateway, Chauburji, Buddhu ka Awa, Zebunnisa’s Tomb, Lakshmi Building, General Post Office, Aiwan-e-Auqaf, SC Lahore registry building, St Andrews Presbyterian Church on Nabha Road and Baba Mauj Darya Bukhari’s Shrine.
The Orange Line's is a project of the Punjab government which promises to lay a 27.1-kilometre rapid transit line which is expected to benefit 250,000 people every day.

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Monday, January 16, 2017

Write-in Sessions with Desi Writers’ Lounge


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Write-in Sessions with Desi Writers’ Lounge
Join us at the British Council library in Karachi for bi-monthly Write-in Sessions with Desi Writers’ Lounge from Saturday 28th January 2017, 3 pm – 5 pm. The writing sessions are for new and experienced writers and aim to develop a strong writing community offline.
Date: Saturday, 28 January 2017 onwards (Sessions will be conducted on the first and last Satur-day of each month)
Time: 3 PM – 5 PM
Location: British Council Library, Karachi
Entry for members: FREE. Pre-registration recommended. 
Entry for non-members: PKR 200 per session. Pre-registration mandatory.
To register, please email librarykhi@britishcouncil.org.pk with your full name and CNIC number. Registrations close on Wednesday, 25 January 2017.
The sessions are for ages 18 and above.
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