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ISLAMABAD: The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is all set to launch a Strategic Partnership Development Framework (SPDF) in the first week of next month and to create 200,000 new jobs. 

This was revealed in a meeting in Islamabad on Tuesday in which the country level heads of almost all development partners of the province including World Bank‚ USAID‚ Asian Development Bank‚ European Union‚ Japan International Cooperative Agency and others actively participated.

The meeting was part of the consultative process the Provincial government has initiated so that everyone is taken on board and the development process is initiated in a targeted manner. The input of the donor agencies received on the occasion will be properly adjusted in the final draft of the framework.

Some of the goals of the SPDF included 500 per cent increase in energy generation‚ creation of 200‚000 new jobs and reduction of poverty by one fourth by 2018. The Framework provides for simplified and reduced process of dispute resolution to ensure peace building and the rule of law in the province‚ and addressing the achievement of millennium development goals.

The representatives of the international donor bodies appreciated the initiatives and assured the provincial government of their full cooperation.

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Imran Khan Directs KPK Government to Impose Taxes on NATO Vehicles

Peshawar: The PTI chief Imran Khan has asked the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to impose taxes on the NATO containers passing by through the province, devise financial strategy plans and look for revenue generation sources. An official hand out quoted his statement in a meeting held to brief the KPK Chief Minister Pervaiz Khattak about the financial status of the province by the additional chief secretary. The meeting was attended by the provincial ministers, chief secretary and others.

Talking about the financial conditions of the province, Imran Khan said that it is necessary to tax the NATO vehicles that are damaging the infrastructure of the province, damaging the roads.

‘We need to impose taxes on the untaxed social sectors. Being the government we need to look for all the avenues of revenue generation so that we can overcome the deficit faced by the province. Challenges in the provinces need to be strictly met’.

PTI leader further said that throughout the world taxation system is evolved to carry out the social welfare services of the society. The local government in the province through proper taxation system would be able to work towards betterment as it would empower the people as well as the village councils would have a development budget utilizing it, they can fulfill their responsibilities and duty.

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UoP announces free education for position holders

PESHAWAR: 

The University of Peshawar (UoP) will be offering free higher education to students who pass the Bachelors of Arts/Bachelors of Science (BA/BSc) exams with distinction.

The condition applies to those students who choose to pursue further education and attain a masters or a PhD.

The announcement was made by UoP Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Rasool Jan while addressing students, parents and faculty members after the BA/BSc results were announced on Thursday.

Around 15,993 students appeared as regular candidates, out of which 9,096 students passed the exam, while 27,729 students appeared as private students of whom 10,819 passed.

Five among the top six position holders are from UoP’s Jinnah College for Women. Harris Zad Gul from Oriental Degree College secured 1st position in BSc by scoring 486 marks. He was followed by Khushbakht Habib and Shumaila of Jinnah College with 468 and 456 marks, respectively.

Jinnah College also secured the top three positions for the BA exams. Neelam Shahi Mulk attained first position with 423 marks, followed by Fatima Nawaz and Saba Israr who scored 419 and 413.

“Like others, I had my parents’ support and my teachers’ efforts behind me. But the reason why others failed to secure maximum marks is because they did not work as hard as I did,” said Neelam Shahi Mulk, adding she wants to purse a master’s degree in statistics.

Nawaz said she wanted to prepare for the CSS (Civil Superior Services) exam to pursue a career in public service, while Haris expressed his desire to become a mathematician.

VC Jan said university administration put in its full effort to announce the results on time despite the delay in exams due to the 2013 general elections. He said the results were not satisfactory, but were better than previous years.

“The country will be heading in the right direction once the younger generation is on the right path,” he said. He urged parents to not worry about future education expenses because UoP will bear them for the university’s position holders.

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PTI government initiating new tourism projects

The PTI government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is starting new projects for the promotion of tourism in the province and in this connection a modern ferry service is being started in River Indus and River Kabul. This was told to chairman, Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan at a meeting in Chief Minister's House. 

The PTI chief was told the provincial government had already purchased a ferry, which has seat capacity of 50 passengers. The service would be operated in D I Khan, Khairbabad (Kund) and Nowshera while similar ferry service on the pattern of developed countries would also start in other rivers of the province. Under the tourism promotion scheme, a special train service would also be operated between Nowshera to Attock Khurd. The meeting was told that the ferry service will also prove helpful in seeing the rare-specie of dolphin in Indus and special tour would also be arranged for this purpose. 

Furthermore, the meeting was told that new tourist spots have been discovered in Naaran, Kaghan, Galiyat, Swat, Dir and Chitral, which would be opened for tourists to lessen pressure on the existing tourist spots in the province. Speaking on the occasion, PTI chief, Imran Khan, stressed taking special measures for the protection of environment and discouraging of trees, forests and constructions in the tourists attractive areas. 

The meeting decided that for taking steps for arresting environmental pollution in the already existing tourist spots and hiring of the services of national and international experts for the development of new tourism spots and their protection from pollution. The provincial government would make efforts for provision of facilities to tourists and instead of the construction of hotels, houses and guest houses near the natural pools and springs would establish tent villages to prevent the pollution of environment. 

The authorities of tourism department told the meeting that with the co-operation of youth they are initiating new schemes for the promotion of tourism. Under which the participants of tours will be provided opportunity to precious species of birds and young volunteers will collect plastic bags, empty bottles and cans from the tourist spots and maintain their natural beauty. Similarly, youth will also participate in cycle rallies, hiking and races and all such activities would be organised in the tourists' spots. 

On this occasion, Chief Minister, Pervez Khattak said that the revival of tourism related activities and promotion will not only stabilise the economy of the province, but also help attracting youth towards healthy activities. For keeping youth of the province busy in social, cultural, educational and extra-curricular activities seven "Youth Centres" have been established at divisional level for highlighting their talents. For these centres advisory councils have also been constituted at divisional level, which will be comprised of youth organisations, officials of youth affairs, elected public representatives and players. 

The PTI chief was further told that sites for the establishment of Youth Centres have been identified at divisional level and funds have also been arranged. The centres will be become functional by September 30, 2013. These centres will organise seminars, workshops and debates and will provide an opportunity for the youth to attend healthy activities. PTI chief said that the volunteers of PTI will also be included in these centres. He said that playgrounds and stadiums would be established in all 69 tehsils of the province and the conditions of the already existing stadiums would be improved. 

KPK govt bans police torture

The new regulations are aimed at easing growing public concern.

PESHAWAR (Dunya News) - The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Thursday banned police from using torture to extract confessions from the prisoners.

The provincial government restricted police from torturing the prisoners during their judicial and physical remands.

According to the directives, strict action will be taken against the police officials who found guilty.

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‘KPK Govt taking steps to protect forest’

PESHAWAR, Aug 30: Provincial Minister for Environment and Forests Ibrar Hussain Tanoli said on Friday that the coalition government was taking solid steps to protect forests for clean environment as well as to protect natural beauty.

Presiding over a meeting of reforms work group (RWG), he said in order to increase the forest cover the forest department was planting saplings on a vast area.

Meanwhile, the meeting of RWG constituted sub-committees to look into affairs of forest and environment departments and give their recommendations in next meeting of the group.

The working group discussed various issues and also asked the sub-committees to draft all suggestions along with their own and present those in the next meeting.

MPA Anisa Zaib Tahirkheli, Arif Yousuf, Saleh Mohammad, Hamiduddin, Humayun Saifullah Khan, former senator Shujjaul Mulk, Secretary Environment Badsha Bukhari and other members of the RWG attended the meeting. —APP