Voice For Peace

  Cricket, deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of Pakistan, serves as more than just a sport; it is an emblem of national identity and pride. In the pursuit of nurturing and advancing the game, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has consistently undertaken initiatives to develop and enhance the skills of cricket coaches nationwide. A recent focal point in this endeavor was the four-day Level One coaching course held in Peshawar. Drawing 32 coaches from diverse districts, including Peshawar, Nowshera, Kohat, Dir, Bannu, Mardan, Swat, and Waziristan, this comprehensive course aimed to elevate coaching standards and, consequently, foster cricket development at the grassroots level. Test cricketer Fazl Akbar's participation added a layer of expertise to the event, reflecting the commitment of the cricketing fraternity to investing in coaching talent. The venue, Islamia College Peshawar, became the epicenter of knowledge transfer as experienced cricket coaches, including Taimur Azam, S...

In a move to unearth and nurture exceptional table tennis talent, the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan has taken a significant stride by initiating the Prime Minister's Talent Hunt trials in Mardan. The two-day event, organized by Islamia College University Peshawar at the Mardan Sports Complex, has become a focal point for aspiring male and female players from regions including Mardan, Swabi, and Nowshera. The formal trials, marked by a ceremonial ribbon-cutting, witnessed the presence of key personalities from various sporting institutions, adding prestige to the event. Distinguished Inauguration: The inauguration ceremony was graced by key personalities such as Director Sports of Abdul Wali Khan University Dr. Farooq Ahmad, Ali Hoti - Director Sports of Islamia College University Peshawar, and representatives from the Pakistan Table Tennis Federation, including Ishaq Lala, Zandim Sajid, Masood Ali, and Saira Naz. The participation of prominent figures like Kifayatullah, S...

  In a vibrant display of athletic prowess and enthusiasm, the city of Bannu recently played host to the inauguration of trials for male and female table tennis players. This significant event unfolded as part of the Prime Minister’s Talent Hunt Youth Program, a visionary initiative aimed at identifying and nurturing the untapped potential of young athletes across Pakistan. The trials, organized by Islamia College Peshawar under the auspices of the Higher Education Commission, took place over two spirited days at the Bannu Sports Complex. The inaugural ceremony, graced by the presence of esteemed individuals, including international cricketer Khushdil Shah, Director of Sports Islamia College Peshawar Ali Hoti, and other dignitaries, marked the beginning of a promising journey for aspiring table tennis players in the region. The enthusiastic participation of both male and female athletes underscored the commitment and passion that permeates the sports culture in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. ...

In a picturesque setting at Sabza Zar, Islamia College University recently held its eighth convocation ceremony, a momentous occasion that not only celebrated the academic achievements of 850 students but also highlighted the enduring legacy of this historic institution. Against the backdrop of the college's rich history, the ceremony marked a bridge between the institution's illustrious past and its unwavering commitment to shaping the future of education in Pakistan. A Glance at the Eighth Convocation Ceremony The convocation, held in the heart of the college's historic campus, witnessed the conferring of degrees and gold medals upon 500 female and 350 male students from various departments. The presence of esteemed guests, including the Provincial Minister for Higher Education, Dr. Qasim Jan, elevated the event to a platform where academic achievement met recognition from influential figures in the educational landscape. The distinguished figures in attendance, such as V...