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By Abdul Qadir Qureshi “Sir Syed University of Engineering & Technology has been playing a major role during the last two decades in equipping the youth with technical education . The SSUET graduates are serving in various countries of the world with placement on highly important positions and making new breakthroughs not only in Pakistan, but also in Europe, America and other countries”, Engr Z.A. Nizami, Chancellor SSUET, observed while addressing the 15th Convocation of the university held at Karachi Expo Centre on March 31. The coveted Dr A Q Khan Gold Medal was won by Sania Rehan of Computer Enginering, Engr Z A Nizami Gold Medal by Muhammed Tarique Saleem of Electronic Engineering, Bashir A Malik Gold Medal by Obaid Saheel of Telecom Engineering, Zakir Ali Khan Gold Medal by Farrukh of Bio-Medical Engineering Dr A.T. Khan Gold Medal by Husam Bin Arshad of Civil Engineering and Hasan Nasir Gold Medal was bagged by Minhaj Anwar of Computer Science department. A...

What is Aura Healing ? Every one has a massive amount of potential energy in the body, that’s also called energy levels or Aura. Waves of energy levels circulate whole the body with nerves impulse. Unconscious mind control the energy levels or aura. Aura is responsible to maintain one immunity force against diseases and to improve physical & mental growth. Aura healing activate the aura more than normal to cure physical or mental disorders and also for incurable diseases.       Important points. 1—Yoga exercises, diet charts, herbal tips and mind techniques       are prescribed on individual basis. 2—If one want to join any course and he is living in Karachi, he has to visit               in person for discussion, but those who are out of Karachi or Pakistan,           can join these courses by email service. 3—By e...

By Ali Hassan ISLAMABAD: Incidents of online harassment of females witnessed a rapid increase during 2011, as 68 cases were registered. District court records revealed that 68 cases of cybercrime were registered with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) against persons who were allegedly involved in hacking e-mail accounts of females, and sending them abusive, obnoxious and vulgar e-mails. Official sources in the FIA Cyber Crime Unit (CCU) said that the incidence of cybercrime in Pakistan had increased last year. Sources said that mostly youths were involved in these types of crimes. Sources added that 26 cases of cybercrime were reported to the CCU in 2007, while 36 were reported in 2008. In 2009 the ratio was lower, but rose to 45 in 2010. A First Information Report (FIR) was registered against Mohsin Khan for hacking e-mail accounts, and creating and uploading fake profiles on social networking site Facebook. These profiles also included mobile phone ...