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Thank you TIP
On the behalf of Rotaract Club of TIP I would like to thank all the Tipians and the faculty members who donated blood for the patients of thalassaemia. I’ll be looking forward to your support in the future projects.
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FOOTSOL 2004
h3. Football Tournament Update * Boyzhawk beat men in black 10-4 * Red Devils beat jigers 10-3 * Seven Baloch beat Sada Seven 4-2 * Mental-IDES got a walkover against FC-LIASON * Agha’s Eleven beat Top dogs 4-2 * Samina … Continue reading
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ElEcTiOnZz AiK bAaR pHiR
Elections phir say kaafi jaldi, campaigners har jaga nazar aarahay hain kon jeetay ga kon haray ga kiya rahim akhir tak unopposed rahey ga ya kisi ko ijazat mil jayegi elections mai anay ki..:) sciences or management alag alag hai … Continue reading
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Education is a luxury meant for the rich
Picture a guy of a middle class family who has just lost his father because the family couldn’t afford to spare the sum for his operation. Ask him or try to convince him to pursue education and he’d immediately ask … Continue reading
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IOPWE announces its first scholarship for US students
This year IOPWE will be granting its first scholarship to a female student of Pakistani origin who is enrolled (or is in the process of enrolling) in an American University for pursuing an undergraduate degree in the Engineering or Computer … Continue reading
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International Organization of Pakistani Women Engineers
The International Organization of Pakistani Women Engineers (IOPWE) is a leading organization for Pakistani women professionals and student with a goal to enable women achieve their full educational and career potential. IOPWE was founded in August 1995 with the mission … Continue reading
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