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Certificates distributed under NCHD’s EOTO Program held at WUM
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MARDAN: The National Commission for Human Development (NCHD), under its Education Emergency initiative and in accordance with the directives of the Higher Education Commission (HEC), organized a certificate distribution ceremony at Women University Mardan to mark the successful completion of the first batch of the Each One Teach One (EOTO) Program. The event was jointly organized by the ORIC Department of Women University Mardan and NCHD. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Dr. Razia Sultana, attended as the chief guest. The ceremony was also attended by Director ORIC Ms. Haleema Ikram, EOTO Focal Person Dr. Nilofer Ikram, faculty members, and students. Speaking on the occasion, Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Razia Sultana appreciated the efforts of NCHD and the volunteer teachers, emphasizing that women’s education and literacy are vital for national development. She assured full support for the next phase of the EOTO Program and announced that trained students would be engaged as master trainers in other departments and affiliated colleges. The NCHD delegation, including Deputy Director Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Shams Khan, Deputy Director Mardan Lal Muhammad Khan Toro, Dr. Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Ayaz, and Abid Ali Hoti, also attended the ceremony. They commended the collective efforts of the university administration, students, and the Vice Chancellor in ensuring the success of the program. At the conclusion of the event, certificates of appreciation were awarded to students and focal persons who played a significant role in the successful implementation of the EOTO Program.
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Court adjourns Rs36.3m plot fraud case till July 22
TP REPORT
ISLAMABAD: The hearing of an alleged Rs 36.3 million plot fraud case was adjourned until July 22 by Judicial Magistrate Abbas Shah at the District and Sessions Court, Islamabad. The accused, Hafizha Pervez, appeared before the court during the proceedings. However, witness statements could not be recorded, prompting the defense counsel to seek additional time. The court accepted the request and postponed the hearing. According to the case, the dispute relates to the purchase and sale of a plot in Park View Overseas Block, Islamabad. The complainants allege that the accused received a substantial amount of money in connection with the plot deal, but the agreed payments and transactions were not completed. The plaintiffs further claim that a separate case involving a dishonoured cheque worth Rs 17.8 million has also been registered against the accused. Legal proceedings under various fraud and cheating provisions are currently underway. The complainants maintain that despite the transfer of the plot, the full payment was not made, causing significant financial losses. The case was registered at Kohsar Police Station, and court proceedings continue.
