initially addressed and now, whether we like it or not, we have managed to entrap ourselves in a vicious self-repeating cycle. Given that a youth is responsible for some misdeed, is punishment on the same lines as those for hardened criminals applicable to juveniles as well? The juvenile justice system should differ from the standard justice system in having the rehabilitation of the juveniles as the primary goal. Sadly, though, implementation on these lines have never been done, Juvenile delinquents are treated as just other criminals; when this happens, a breeding ground for hardened criminals develops. A yet new strain of young delinquents is initiated:

and we keep going round this sanctimonious circle.  All this culminates in the mental health and moral development of the youths being affected adversely.

Children are the investment of any nation for its future but the illiteracy-plagued, corruption-afflicted and poverty-ridden children suffer from the very onset of their lives. Denied basic amenities, food and clean water, the streets turn them into criminals and the justice system makes them professionals that have little to offer to society except more misery.

It is vital that educational and criminal justice system be revamped as soon as possible. Without it, a change for good can not be expected.

COLLEGE APPTS

S/No        Appt                         Name                                                         CGPA

1               SNS (College)       Faizan Razzaque DE - 27 (DEE)       3.92

2               SGS (College)       Sunila Saqib DE - 27 (DCE)               3.88

3               JNS (College)        Hamza Safdar DE - 28 (DMTS)        3.87

4               JNS (College)        Abdul Ghafoor DE - 28 (DMTS        3.78

5               JGS (College)        Wajeeha Nafees DE - 28 (DEE)        3.55

SENIOR HOSTEL APPTS

1               SNS (Iqbal)            M Awais Jillani DE - 27 (DME)        3.42

2               SNS (Liaqat)          Tanzeel Farrukh DE - 27 (DCE)        3.70

3               SNS (Jinnah)         Syed Saifullah Shah DE - 27 (DEE) 3.92

4               SGS (Hostel)         Nimra Iftikhar DE - 27 (DMTS)        3.25

5               SPC (PC Hostel)   Farabi Bin Imran DE - 27 (DMTS)   2.83

JUNIOR HOSTEL APPTS

1.              JNS (Iqbal) Ali Mohsin DE - 28 (DME)                           3.17

2.              JNS (Iqbal) Hassan Bin Aqeel DE - 28 (DMTS)            3.41

3.              JNS (Liaqat) Jazel Ashraf DE - 28 (DMTS)                     3.22

4.              JNS (Liaqat) Jawad Aslam DE - 28 (DME)                     3.48         

5.              JNS (Jinnah) Asad Ghaffar DE - 28 (DEE)                      3.15

6.              JGS (Girls) Azka Jamil DE - 28 (DCE)                             3.10         

7.              JGS (Girls) Aisha Ahsan DE - 28 (DMTS)                      3.00

8.              JPC (PC) Nadeem Azam DE - 28 (DME)                         3.33

Cadets Bn unleashes NS / PC appointments for the current year

Prep Classes of NUST

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under supervision of Basic Sciences & Humanities dept. The teachers were hired from FG Sir Syed College Rawalpindi. Classes started from 30th June 08 to 25th Jul 08. A simple and graceful closing ceremony was also arranged at NUST HQ on 24th Jul 08 which was attended by all the participating students, Comdt and dean EME College and Rector NUST beside all the faculty involved in arranging and teaching the classes. This step of arranging prep has been appreciated by all the parents / guardians of these children.

Cadet Bn: After announcement of GCs appointments two weeks back, now the cadet bn has also revealed the names of the lucky appointment holders amongst NS/PC students. The basic criteria has been the CGPA, Discipline.
Text Box: That day would come one day—Kiosk

Editors Dairy: Work on kiosk started in jun last year. The main purpose was to have an eatery right in the middle of the academic blocks and it was expected to start its operation by end of last year. The design was made after due consideration of its location and usage. In nut shell, everything was done  in true spirit to get this kiosk on ground and fully functional as soon as possible. But today, even after lapse of seven months there are no signs of  its completion. Campbuzz also played an important role in realizing the importance of having an outlet near the class rooms and advertised the kiosk in its initial issues. The Students wish to have it functional as they fall back in October this year.