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Friday, 18 May 2012

Concluding Session of 3 Days Workshop on ‘Innovative Skills in Journalism’ at UOG

Regional journalism plays a very positive role in solving regional issues. It is therefore essential to redress the grievances of regional journalists and help them in acquiring the latest tools of the trade like innovative skills. The University of Gujrat (UOG) in collaboration with the Press Club Gujrat is ready to leave no stone unturned in honing the skills of journalists. Soon we will hold an annual conference to brainstorm solutions for the difficulties and problems being faced by the working journalists.
 These views were expressed by Prof Dr Mohammad Nizamuddin Vice Chancellor UOG while addressing the concluding session of the workshop on ‘Innovative Skills in journalism’ organized for the local journalists of Gujrat. Mr Waseem Ashraf Butt president Gujrat Press Club in his address highly appreciated the visionary leadership of Dr Nizamuddin, in cementing academia-community linkages by serving the professional cum academic needs of the society at large. Senior journalists Mr Mohammad Younis Saqi termed the conduct of skill disseminating workshop as an historic achievement. Prominent column writer Basharat Lodhi said that UOG is the pride of Gujrat by virtue of its efficiency and productivity. This workshop is definitely going to usher in a radical change in our cultural makeup.
 Mr Abdul Sattar Mirza congratulated and attributed the achievement of the workshop as another feather in the cap of the VC. Mr Maqbool Ilahi Butt opined that true, dedicated and ideologically charged journalism is the need of the day. Mr Zaheer Mirza stated that the atmosphere and ambience of UOG was really excellent Mr Liaqat Qadri was of the view that UOG has beautifully effected an intellectual cum Cultural Revolution in our society. Moreover this university can extend its influence by extending help professional guidance, to overseas Pakistanis and investing their limitless resources in productive businesses and entrepreneurship.
Mr Ihsanulla Azam extolled the service rendered by UOG in conducting ‘Innovative Skills Workshop’. On this occasion Chief Executives of ‘News Alert Agency’ Mr Farhan Mirza and Asim Raza presented shields for excellent performance to Vice Chancellor Dr Nizamuddin, Director Media & Publications Sheikh Abdul Rashid, President Gujrat Press Club Mr Waseem Ashraf Butt. At the end 70 participants were awarded certificates by Dr Nizamuddin VC, Mr Wajahat Masood Senior Journalist and Column writer and Mr Imran Masood Former Education Minister. A large number of participants including Director Evening Program Mushtaq Ahmed Bhatti, Director Faheem Malik, Dr Zahid Yousaf, Ms Azra Ghani, Syed Shabeer Hussain Shah, Yasser Ali, Faisal Iqbal, Chaudhary Akhtar Warraich and Professor Humayun Ghauri participated in the workshop.

 

HEER is going to be enacted on 29th of May 2012

HEER is going to be enacted on 29th of May 2012. Following are the arrangments done to facilitate students and faculty.

Transport Facility:
Buses will be available for following routes.

    Gujrat
    Gujranwala (Gakhar, Wazirabad)
    Jalalpur
    Sialkot
    Jehlum (Lalamusa, Kharian)

For Tickets:

Contact any of following department representatives for tickets (100/- only).
Arrangement is for 1000 people only. Tickets will be available on first-come, first-served basis.  

 

DEPARTMENT REPRESENTATIVES OF THESPIAN DRAMATIC SOCIETY

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Muhammad Sohaib Badar
Bs-8th
02
Faheem Sajjad
Bs- 6th
03
Kamran Tufail
Bs-4th
04
Rana Zeeshan
Bs-2nd


CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Fazal-e-Rabbi
Bs-8th
02
Farzan-ul-Haq
Bs-6th
03
Wajahat Hussain
Bs-4th


B-Tech
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Muhammad Usman
Bs-2nd (Electrical)

ENGLISH
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Hashim Abdul Rehman
BS-4th
02
Muhammad Ahmad
MA-2nd

LAW
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Syed Tayyab Ali
Bs-4th
02
Farrukh Javaid
Bs-4th

BBA
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Raja Taimoor
BS-8th
02
Sami ullah
BS-6th
03
Hafiz Waqar Nadeem
Bs-4th

MBA
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Bilal Shah
 Ms- 4th
02
Aamir Sultan
Ms- 2nd

PHYSICS
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Khateeb-ur-Rehman
Bs-8th

02
Sajjad Ali
Bs-8th

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (Evening)
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Adeel Mehar
M.Com 4th


STATISTICS
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Afzaal Ahmed
Bs-6th

HEALTH SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Mohsan Cheema
Bs-8th
02
Shehzada Kashif
Bs-8th

CS & IT
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Ahmed Haseeb
Bs-8th
02
Atif Yaseen
Bs-8th
03
Junaid Babar
BS-6th
04
Aqeel Kiani
Bs-4th
05
Rana Hammaad  Azam
Ms-4th

MASS COMMUNICATION & MEDIA
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Syed Ali Hassan
M. Phil
02
Muhammad Taimoor
Bs-2nd
03
Muhammad Hassan
Bs-2nd

MATHEMATICS
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Hamid Shahzad
Bs-6th

BOTANY & ZOOLOGY
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Amir Bin Riaz
Bs-8th
02
Tasavvar Hanjra
Ms-4th

CHEMISTRY
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Kashif Javaid
Bs-8th
02
Muhammad Ehsaan
Ms-4th

IHRM
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Muhammad Asif
BS-4th
02
Taseer Abbas
Bs-2nd


ECONOMICS
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Adnan Khatak
Bs-4th

SOCIOLOGY
Sr #
Name
Semester
Contact no
01
Ahsaan ullah
Bs-4th
02
Muhammad Usman
Bs-4th

 
Due to our foreigner guests, security will be high and Entry will be possible on showing tickets and University cards.
source:uogmail

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Dialogue is the Clue to Solving Conflicts: A Dialogue Forum at UOG

Social change can be truly effected by changing values of a society. There are three possible avenues of change, the individual, the state and the society. But in my opinion the true matrix of change is society which enfolds the individual and the state.The bedrock of a social organism is the underlying system of cultural values, social mores and ideologies. For any effective transformation of a society these ideas, values and ideologies ought to be negotiated. The modern operation for this transformation is dialogue, debate and democratization. It is the peaceful road to evolution with out entering the bourne of a bloody revolution. Durable Social transformations are best affected by democratic processes of Dialogue. These ideas were expressed by Mr Khursheed Nadeem Chairman Organization for Research and Education ORE while addressing a meeting of the “Dialogue Forum” in the University ofGujrat (UOG).
 Mr Khursheed said that socially well knit and cohesive society is a guarantee for peace and development. A disrupted conflicting violent society creates anarchy. Pakistan today is unfortunately the victim of ruthless exploitation, lawlessness and rampant social evils. Further more there is sharp polarization and division of populace on ethnic, linguistic and religious grounds. These parochial identities being pronounced in the absence of a unitary cohesive national consciousness have resulted into violence, bloodshed, terrorism, causing irreparable damage to the body politic of Pakistan. Now how to bail out of this bloody situation. To my mind Dialogue is the only way left to wriggle out of this unwarranted situation. Director Media and Publications UOG Sheikh Abdul Rashid opined that for a cohesive, stable and unified society we need to enter into a dialogue with conflicting ideologies and opinions. Universities are the loci for resolving such socio-cultural conflicts. Abdul Hafeez was of the opinion that Dialogue is an immensely useful democratic device for resolving conflicts. Ms Farah Fauziasaid that we are taking the message of love and peace to the universities which is to adopt the method of Dialogue in resolving conflicts.

Syed Shabeer Hussain Shah said that every society is structured on certain underlying system of ideas, beliefs and ideologies. With the passage of time these systems need change for progressive development of society. In the absence of democratic processes like dialogue, they may burst into violent conflicts and insurrections and bloody revolutions. Mr Shahid Minhas pointed towards ground realities prevalent in a social order. These must be effectively addressed, for any durable change. In the house Imran Masood, Imran Zia, Janaat, Asghar Husain, Hajra, Umer Ali, Fatima, Remeesa, Mubashar, FerozeJameel, Farwa, Safia, Zainab and Maryam expressed their ideas fully and pitched many interesting and useful questions. MrKhursheedNadeem in his epilogue redefined different themes contested by the participants but refused to provide any answer. This he said is the jurisdiction of continual dialogue which slowly and gradually will unfold answers, to these momentous questions.  
 source:www.uog.edu.pk

Monday, 14 May 2012

Fairness is The Leading Light of a Journalist – Dr Mugheesuddin Sheikh

Commercialization is the great obstacle to freedom of Press. It has further empowered the billionaire media owners and gagged the voice of the working journalists. The fundamental principle of journalism is that; though the pen is mightier than sword; it should not inflict unjust wounds on the innocent by publishing false allegations, charges or libel. A journalist should be armed with the power of moral values and truth. Verification of events leads to truth. A journalist is prisoner of his conscience. Come what may, he is expected to speak the truth. Defiance of unlawful authority is the second nature of a true journalist. News is the social construction of reality therefore a journalist should be faithful to cultural values and national ethos. Journalists are the vanguard of civil liberties and basic human rights. Objectivity in journalism is a myth. Fairness is the leading light of a journalist.
These views were expressed by Dr. Mugheesuddin Sheikh an eminent Professor of media and Mass Communication studies, while addressing a training workshop of journalists at the University of Gujrat. The workshop is pitched on to explore innovative skills in print journalism. Today was the second day of the workshop.

Eminent national columnist and sterling journalist Irshad Ahmed Arif from Lahore addressed the workshop which isbeing attended by more than 70 participants. He was of the view that keeping in view the latest developments in electronic media and social media, column writing is coming to forefront as the most vital ingredient of print journalism. The first and the foremost requirement of column writing is an abundant stock of knowledge of variegated subjects and a continual growth in its ever-expanding boundaries. Secondly it requires deep, experiences. It is a challenging art and usually deeply entrenched journalists take to it. Thirdly it demands a fairly good taste of language and literature. Fourthly a columnist should not be prejudicial though he has his tilt of opinion or ideology. Earlier on Director Media and Publications Sheikh Abdul Rasheed opened the workshop. He appreciated the enthusiasm shown by the working journalists of Gujrat which was a testimony of their commitment to their profession. He also stressed the significance of refreshing professional competence by acquiring innovative skills.   Dr. ZahidYousaf Head Center for Media and Communication  Studiesdwelled on the fundamental concepts of journalism and its tools of trade.
President Gujrat Press Club Waseem Ashraf Butt thanked the UOG and the honorable guest speakers for developing the professional awareness of journalistic community of Gujrat