65 research outputs found
Library automation of Al-Barkaat Institute of Management Studies, Aligarh with the help of Alice for Window (AFW) library software
No full textThis article was written, when first author Mr. Parvez Ahmed, was working in India. Presently he is working as a Web Librarian in Portal and e-Services Department, King Saud University.This case study is the practical experience of the first author of this article. he has tried to cover all the areas of automation
The Taxonomy of Traditional Surface Design Patterns in Patang
No full textThe Patang is considered the most advanced kind of kites when it comes to expert opinion. The professional kite players consider the Patang as a hallmark of expertise in kite flying. Given this importance, the Patang is prepared with exquisite surface design patterns and color schemes that refer to a thriving tradition of the Subcontinent. The design patterns range from basic to complex combinations with use of symbols and motifs and the reflect in the titles of Patangs. Moreover, the surface design patterns and their taxonomy are expressive of the Muslim and Hindu culture and show strong culturalinfluences. This study describes various surface design patterns used in the Patangs in terms of their intricacies and calculations
The Taxonomy of Traditional Surface Design Patterns in Patang
No full textThe Patang is considered the most advanced kind of kites when it comes to expert opinion. The professional kite players consider the Patang as a hallmark of expertise in kite flying. Given this importance, the Patang is prepared with exquisite surface design patterns and color schemes that refer to a thriving tradition of the Subcontinent. The design patterns range from basic to complex combinations with use of symbols and motifs and the reflect in the titles of Patangs. Moreover, the surface design patterns and their taxonomy are expressive of the Muslim and Hindu culture and show strong culturalinfluences. This study describes various surface design patterns used in the Patangs in terms of their intricacies and calculations
Man up: stories of Parvez and Muna
No full textA collection of linked comic short stories about a young Muslim couple, tracing their relationship from their traditional courtship to the early parenthood.M.F.A.by Musa Syee
Unsustainable Debt Burden and Poverty in Pakistan: A Case for Enhanced HIPC Initiative
Full text linkdebt, adjustment, poverty, liberalization
On colouring integers avoiding t-AP distance-sets
No full textIn this paper, we investigate
the structure of sets with bounded number of pairs with certain gaps.The author would like to thank Hunter Snevily (deceased) for suggesting the problem, Clement Lam and Srecko Brlek for their support,and Andalib Parvez for carefully reading the manuscript
Economic Sustainability in a Globalised World (The Presidential Address)
No full textMr Prime Minister, Patron of the Pakistan Society of
Development Economists and Chancellor PIDE, Minister for Planning and
Development, Ministers, Past Presidents and Distinguished Members of the
Society, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen: It is my pleasure to
welcome you all to the 24th Annual General Meeting and Conference of the
Pakistan Society of Development Economists. We are extremely grateful
and honoured by the presence of the Prime Minister. On behalf of the
members of the Pakistan Society of Development Economists (PSDE), I
would like to thank you, Sir, for having spared your precious time to
grace this occasion. I would like also to especially thank our guests
who have come from different parts of the country and from abroad to
participate in the Conference. We are heartily pleased to see here today
many students of Economics and other social sciences from different
colleges and universities of Pakistan who are just as eager as regular
members to understand our subject better. Let me join Dr Arif in
especially welcoming Professor Yu Yongding, Professor John Mellor,
Professor Siddiqur Rahman Osmani, and Dr Parvez Hasan, who will be
delivering the Invited Lectures this year. At the outset, on behalf of
all members of the PSDE, I would like to recognise the support and
encouragement of the Prime Minister as Chairman of the Planning
Commission to the initiative taken by the Deputy Chairman and his
predecessor Mr Salman Faruqui to actively involve professional
economists in Pakistan in the process of economic policy-making. The new
Task Forces on critical economic concerns and the Advisory Panel of
Economists to frame the short-run and medium-term policies by the
Planning Commission are democracy’s gifts to the economists of Pakistan.
Democracy encourages independent thinking, accommodates diverse
viewpoints, and thus makes it possible to evolve a comprehensive policy
for all
Kites, Kite Flying and Kite Fighting in Punjab: Culture, Tradition and Basant
Full text linkThe art of kite-making and the associated festivity Basant, are the cultural benchmarks of the visual culture of the Punjab since centuries. The kites, not only are shaped, according to strongly evolved design patterns but also to the aerodynamics rules of aviation. This paper describes the history, culture and tradition of kites, kite-making and kite flying, emphasizing especially on Punjab and ultimately on Lahore. The kite making and related accessories have also been discussed promptly. The study also refers to the literary, poetic and visual evidence related to the kites throughout the past years of this part of the globe. The research also focuses on the kite flying and kite fighting association and the teams, along with a special study of the traditional contributions of masters (Ustad and Khalifa) of this art. This paper also investigates the modernday culture of Basant concerning kite flying and associated festivit
The Taxonomy of Traditional Surface Design Patterns in Patang
No full textThe Patang is considered the most advanced kind of kites when it comes to expert opinion. The professional kite players consider the Patang as a hallmark of expertise in kite flying. Given this importance, the Patang is prepared with exquisite surface design patterns and color schemes that refer to a thriving tradition of the Subcontinent. The design patterns range from basic to complex combinations with use of symbols and motifs and the reflect in the titles of Patangs. Moreover, the surface design patterns and their taxonomy are expressive of the Muslim and Hindu culture and show strong culturalinfluences. This study describes various surface design patterns used in the Patangs in terms of their intricacies and calculations
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