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Muhammad Zai Khan
the traffic problem in capital of pukhtoonkhwa will be resolved soon a new project will be strated soon...the picture shows the project that how it will reduce traffic problem in peshawar
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
peshawar blast
| PESHAWAR: Six people including four police officers were killed and several people wounded in two bomb blasts in Peshawar on Monday, the first detonated by a teenage suicide bomber. The first suicide attack killed five people and left 15 injured. The police van was on a routine patrol on the outskirts of the city when it came under attack, DCO Peshawar Siraj Ahmed said. "The bomber was a teenager, he came on foot and blew himself up near the police van," Ahmed said. The attack killed three policemen -- deputy superintendent Rashid Khan, his security guard and driver -- while two civilians also died in the blast, officials said. "We have received four bodies -- three police officials and one civilian," the head of Peshawar's main hospital Abdul Hameed Afridi said. One more person later died of his injuries in the hospital, he said, adding that another seven of the injured were in a serious condition in hospital. Umar Gul, a police officer at the scene, confirmed the suicide attack. "We have recovered his head, the bomber was a young boy," he said. A bomb disposal squad official said the bomber was carrying six to seven kilograms (13-15 pounds) of explosives, which destroyed the police van. Another police official was killed and three officers wounded when a roadside bomb went off a short time later near a police van in the suburbs of Peshawar, police officer Ejaz Khan said. The senior minister of the northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Bashir Bilor, said militants were "targeting police to pressure and dishearten them". But he told reporters such attacks would not weaken the government's commitment to combat militancy. "We will continue our fight against terrorism. We will not be deterred, it will only strengthen our resolve to eliminate terrorists," he added. | |||
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Friday, January 28, 2011
BoD of Baacha Khan Trust meets
The Annual Meeting of Board of Trustees of Baacha Khan Trust held on Friday at Peshawar. Chairman Bacha Khan Trust and ANP Central President Asfandiyar Wali Khan chaired the meeting. Trust�s annual accounts, performance, research and educational activities, future planning and other matters were reviewed in detail during the meeting.
Senior Vice President and ANP Provincial President Senator Afraseyab Khattak, Secretary of the Trust Ameer Ghazan Khan Hoti, Trust members Advocate Baz Mohammed Khan and Naek Amal Khan, MD Bacha Khan Trust Educational Foundation Dr.Khadim Hussain, Joint Director Bacha Khan Research Center Zalan Mohmand and Dr. Fazal Rahim Marwat were also present.
Asfandiyar Wali Khan lauded successes of Bacha Khan Trust and expressed satisfaction over its performance. He said research and educational activities under the trust are aimed at reproducing history, culture and customs of Pakhtuns in documentary form and security to national norms in order to aware the new generations of Baacha Khan�s thoughts and philosophy. He said, "The main aim of Baacha Khan was education of his people and he struggled hard for this objective." He said Bacha Khan Trust is employing these golden rules.
MD Bacha Khan Trust Educational Foundation Dr.Khadim Hussain apprised the meeting of 14 schools performance and needs running under the trust in different districts of the province. He also provided details regarding annual accounts of the schools, teachers� training, students� curricular and extra-curricular activities and future planning. The meeting was informed that currently 14 schools are working under the trust and the number of students in these schools exceeds 2500 out of which 950 are girls� students. Likewise, the total number of faculty members is 152 out of which 103 are female teachers. The meeting was also apprised of Trust relief and rehabilitation activities during current flooding in the province. The trust has directly reached 10,000 affectees while 20,000 affectees have been assisted indirectly. Asfandiyar Wali lauded all these efforts of the trust.
