BAHAWALPUR NEWS

Government is  fully committed to extend state of the art facilities for promoting sports and education for girls students :Begum Perveen Masood

BAHAWALPUR(PR)Member standing committee for information and broadcasting MNA Begum Perveen Masood Bhatti has said that Government is  fully committed to extend state of the art facilities for promoting sports and education for girls students which is aimed to meet the gigantic socio economic challenges of the modern era. She made these remarks while speaking as a chief guest at a joint function of annual sports day and a prize distribution ceremony for awarding prizes among the winners of extracurricular activities.

"Bahawalpur has the privilege of producing world class hockey players:- Flying Horse Samiullah, Kaleemullah, Muteeullah and Dr. Atif Bashir in the past while Umer Bhutta and Muhammad Rashid of Bahawalpur are representing Pakistan's national hockey team", She noted.

MNA Begum Perveen Masood Bhatti emphesized the significance of promoting sports culture which is vital for the balanced, productive and enlightened socialization of the younger generation. She further said that Government has undertaking various initiatives to streamline the education system in public sector by constructing class rooms, multipurpose halls and IT labs.

MNA Begum Perveen Masood Bhatti highly appreciated the outstanding performance of the students of school both in the field of sports and education sector.

Earlier, Principal Government Girls Higher Secondary school satellite town Bahawalpur Mrs. Zamurd Shaheen in her welcoming address briefed the Chief Guest about the achievements of students both in curricular and extracurricular activities.

Black buck and Chankara trophy hunting is a major initiative to promote legal hunting in the Punjab:DG Wild life

BAHAWALPUR(PR)Director General Wild life and Parks Punjab Khalid Ayaz Khan has said that black buck and Chankara trophy hunting is a major initiative to promote legal hunting in the Punjab province which would not only provide the systematic hunting facilities but would also ensure the protection of precious wild life on sustainable basis. He made these remarks while giving briefing to the media persons at Laal Suhanra, Bahawalpur.

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Bahawalpur Arts Council has started the registration process of all artists which is aimed to promote art and literature in  Bahawalpur region

BAHAWALPUR(PR)Bahawalpur Arts Council has started the registration process of all artists which is aimed to promote art and literature in this culturally enriched area of Bahawalpur region. Under this registration process all artisans, musicians, singers, choreographers, handicrafts, painters, artists of film, theatre and radio and all the fields pertaining to art and culture have been entitled to be registered.

The artists may get registered by providing two passport size photographs and a copy of CNIC at Bahawalpur Arts Council Rasheedia Auditorium, Model Town 'A' Muhammad Bin Qasim road, Bahawalpur from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

This project is designed both to promote art and culture and to extend financial assistance to the artists under the new initiative of Government of Punjab.

Punjab highway patrol Bahawalpur region organized a road safety and traffic management seminar

BAHAWALPUR(PR)Mobile education unit of Punjab highway patrol Bahawalpur region organized a road safety and traffic management seminar at Baghdad station Hasilpur road Bahawalpur. This was stated by a spokes person of Punjab highway patrol Bahawalpur region, in a press statement.

Black buck and Chinkara Trophy Hunting  Programme:  6 Black Bucks and 8 Chinkara deers hunted till date

LAHORE(By our Bureau Chief)  Black buck and Chinkara Trophy Hunting  Programme 2016 is underway successfully at Lal Sohanra (Bahawalpur-Cholistan) and hunters have hunted 6 Black bucks and 8 Chinkara deers till date.

            This was stated by the Director General Wildlife & Parks Punjab Khalid Ayyaz Khan while talking to media persons here on Tuesday. He said Trophy Hunting programme is aimed at promoting sport hunting within the legal limits besides creating awareness about importance of wildlife. He said that the Punjab Wildlife & Parks Department made elaborated arrangements this year while rent a jeep facility was also made available on the spot for those hunters who do not have a four by four vehicle.

            Throwing light on arrangements, Khalid Ayaz said that 11 hunters have enjoyed this programme till date, in which Sohaib Javed hunted a 26 inch trophy of Black buck, Ali Ahsen 29 inch, Usman Ahsen two trophies of 27 and 28 inches. While Abbas Mukhtar hunted a 26.5 inches trophy and Amin Rahman a 32 inches trophy of Black buck. While in Chinkara category, Fakhar Abbas Bosan from Multan hunted a 13 inch trophy, Major ® Habib Khanzada two trophies of 12.6 inch each, Nabeel Rauf Khan Sherwani hunted 11.5 inch, Rehman Nasim 10 inch and 12 inch while Imran Saeed hunted a 13.2 inch trophy of Chinkara.