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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (44679)	9/23/2003 5:42:35 PM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Read Replies (1) of 50167

"The Triumphs of a Failed State" 13 Pakistani students topped in world in 'O' & 'A' level exam KARACHI: As many as 13 students from Pakistan have attained "Top in the World" position in the `O' and `A' level examinations conducted in June last year under the Cambridge system. They were among those who were conferred the award of " High Achievers in 2002" at a ceremony held at the premises of the British Deputy High Commission here on Monday evening. The students were: Danish Munir of Bay View School (Additional Mathematics, Mathematics). Madeeha Channah of St. Joseph's Convent School (Art `O' level). Rubab Shahbaz Khan of Beaconhouse School(`O' level Biology). Mahrukh Kothawala of The City School (Commerce). Hasan Kazi of Foundation Public School (Economics). Maha Sartaj Qasim of The City School (English language). Ayesha Tariq Khan of Karachi Grammar School (English literature). Sabahat Salahuddin of Karachi Grammar School (Mathematics). Saad Rizvi of Beaconhouse School (Mathematics). Nabil Athar Jalil of St. Patrick's High School (Mathematics). Nuasheen Ishtiaq of Karachi Grammar School (`A' level Computing). Dawood Ahmed of Karachi Grammar School (`A' level Accounting). In the June 2002 `O' level examinations, Pakistani students were the top in the world in 13 subjects. It may be recalled that there are only 14 global subjects taken in Pakistan. This means that Pakistan students were top in the world in the 13 out of 14 subjects, it was pointed out. Of the top five positions in each of these 14 subjects, Pakistani students took 64 of the 70 top positions, it was further explained. Roger Sykes, the Deputy Head of Mission of the British Deputy High Commission in Karachi, has termed the achievements of the Pakistani students in these examinations as amazing and outstanding. A nation called a fundo-nation and termed by NY Times to be rejected as a failed state. Pakistan is meant to be treated as a pariah for the supporting Taliban but the nation has continually distinguished itself. Pakistan owes a debt of gratitude to the convent educated and the missionaries who spread civilised education. Ike Zack: My congratulations to all the students for their accomplishments. The "Anglosphere" will surely benefit from such an accomplished race. Pakistan Zindabad! Sourced from IDEA of the DAY Zachary Latif 18:26

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