minorities year book - pakistan government

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YEAR BOOK

2005 – 2006

GOVERN MENT OF PAKISTAN

MINISTRY OF MINORITIES

MINORITIES AFFAIRS DIVISION

ISLAMABAD

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Message From Minister for Minorities

With the minorities Affairs Division in the second year of its having been set

up as a separate Ministry, I can say this with great pleasure that the step of the

Government to establish a full-fledged organization especially for Minorities

has been a very significant administrative decision. With the focus solely on

the welfare and protection of the Minorities, in order to deal with issues

relating to them, the Ministry has been able to generate good will and

substantive results both in terms of practical measures taken and positive

image of Pakistan for the foreign observation during official visits to Pakistan

and vice-versa.

Our commitment to the mission statement of Minorities Affairs Division is re-

affirmed with the launching of the second Year Book for the year 2005-2006.

We have made a few additions in this year book to include wider scope of

activities as has been taken during the year in order to substantiate our goals

and also to give our reader new dimensions of actions in keeping with our

objectives.

We continue our efforts to ameliorate and improve conditions for minorities

living in Pakistan and together we look forward to a better tomorrow for all of

us, Inshallah.

(Ijazul Haq)

Minister

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Message from Minister of State for Minorities Affairs

It is my pleasure and honour to have the opportunity to convey my feelings

being a representative of Pakistani Minorities, through this yearbook.

The step of setting up of a separate ministry for minorities was a reflection

upon government’s determination and dedication towards addressing the

multifarious problems being faced by the minority communities of Pakistan.

Appointment of a Minister of State from minority communities in addition to

the Federal Minister is another step towards achieving that goal.

A brief overview of the policies made and practical measures taken during the

year 2005-2006 is presented in this yearbook, which reflects upon the

performance of the Ministry. There may have been a number of shortcomings,

keeping in view the fact that the Ministry is still in its infancy. But we are

optimistic that with our continuous endeavors and feed back from readers we

will work together towards creating an environment of harmony and peace for

all the citizens of Pakistan.

(Prof. Mushtaq Victor)

Minister for State

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FOREWORD

It has been two years since Minorities Affairs Division has been working as

an independent Ministry. Last year, we presented the first yearbook of the

Ministry i.e. for the year 2004-2005 where we made an effort to help the

readers gain an insight into the vision, objectives, working and achievements

of this Ministry. We are proud to present the second yearbook for the year

2005-2006 after the completion of another successful year.

The Ministry is still in the process of evolution. Through this yearbook, we

have made an effort to bring to light the progress we have made during the

past year, keeping in view the main objective, i.e., the welfare and uplift of the

Minorities.

Any feedback for bringing improvement/change is most welcome.

(Sharif Ahmad)

Secretary

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S.NO. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO.

1 Message from Minister for Minorities i

2 Message from Minister of State for Minorities ii

3 Forward iii

4 Introduction 1

5 Mission Statement 1

6 Functions 1 – 2

7 Socio Economic Development 3 – 4

8Special Fund For The Welfare and Uplift Of

Minorities4

9 Small Development Schemes 5

10 Schemes Approved During 2005-06 5

11Scope of Development Schemes for Financial

Year 2005-06 6

12Repair / Maintenance / Renovation / Protection

of Holy / Worship Places 6 – 7

13Support to NGOs working for the Welfare of

Minorities7

14Basic Amenities Sui Gas, Electricity, Soling /

Drains and Roads 7

15 Financial Assistance 7

16Special Fund For The Welfare and Uplift Of

Minorities (Scholarships) 8 – 9

17 National Cultural Award for Minorities 9

18 National Commission for Minorities 10

19Constitution of Interfaith Harmony Committees

at District Level 11

20 International Liaison 12 – 14

21 Evacuee Trust Property Board 15 – 17

22Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak

Committee (PSGPC) 18

23Functions of Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara

Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) 18

24Constitution of Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara

Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) 18

25 Facilities Provided to Sikh / Hindu Yatrees 19

26 Goals and Targets 19 – 25

Appendices

27Development Schemes approved by the

Development Committee during 2005-06 26 – 39

28 List of Awardees of National Cultural Award 40 – 43

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INTRODUCTION

To protect the rights of minorities as envisaged under the Constitution of

Pakistan, the Ministry of Minorities was established in September 2004. Since

then the Ministry is working for the betterment and uplift of various religious

minorities in Pakistan.

MISSION STATEMENT

The Ministry in the light of role assigned to it has set for itself the mission as

below: -

“Promotion of welfare of minorities,

safeguarding their rights, protection against

discrimination, upkeep of their religious places/

properties and expeditious socio-economic

uplift of all minorities without any

discrimination”.

FUNCTIONS

In terms of Rule (3) Item 21(B) Schedule-II to the Rules of Business, 1973,

the Ministry has been entrusted with the following functions:-

a. Safeguarding the rights of minorities;

b. Promotion of welfare of minorities;

c. Protection of minorities against discrimination;

d. Representation of Pakistan in international

bodies and conferences relating to minorities,

including U.N. Sub-Commission on Prevention

of Discrimination to Minorities;

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e. International Agreements and commitments in

respect of minorities and their implementation;

f. All other matters relating to minorities;

g. Evacuee Trust Property Board; and

h. Policy and legislation with regard to evacuee

trust property.

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SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

The Articles – 20, 21, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 36 of the Constitution of Islamic

Republic of Pakistan provide full protection to all citizens of Pakistan without

any discrimination of colour, creed, cult, language or gender. Other than

Muslims all religious groups in Pakistan who represent 3.72% of the total

population are enjoying equal rights under the aegis of constitution of the

country.

To uphold constitutional commitment Government of Pakistan has allocated a

special fund for the minorities. This fund ensures that the minorities do not

feel left out and are assisted throughout the year by the Government in

concrete schemes, which could not be reflected in PSDP. Two parts of the

fund operative in this Ministry are: -

(i) Special Fund for Uplift of Minorities (Development Schemes);

(ii) Special Fund for Welfare of Minorities (Scholarship).

i) SPECIAL FUND FOR THE WELFARE AND UPLIFT

OF MINORITIES.

A non-lapsable ‘Special Fund for the uplift of minorities’ is operative

in this Ministry since 1985. The Federal Government provided an

allocation of Rs.70 million to this fund in its annual budget 2005-2006.

This fund was utilized for the following purposes: -

a) Small development schemes for minorities. 70%

b) Financial assistance to needy individuals (minorities) 30%

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Those funds were utilized through the active participation of elders of

the minorities and on the recommendations of parliamentarians.

Small Development Schemes

A detailed Accounting Procedure authorizes a development

committee to approve the schemes received from the provincial

governments/community leaders, minorities members of

parliament etc. The development committee comprising the

following:-

1 Minister for Minorities Chairman

2 Secretary, Ministry of Minorities Member

3 Joint Secretary (Minorities) Member

4 Financial Advisor to the M/o

Minorities

Member

5 Representative of Pak. PWD Member

6 Chief / Deputy Chief, Planning &

Development

Member

7Deputy Secretary (A/M),

M/o Minorities Secretary

Prior to the induction of the present elected regime, funds were

being spent on recommendations of the provincial

governments. However, as a result of introduction of joint

electorate system in the general election held in October 2002,

the minorities have the right to vote in electing MNAs on

general seats. Consequently the MNAs have to respond to the

expectations and aspirations of minorities, as they are an

integral part of the constituency. Hence development schemes

out of the Special Fund for the welfare and uplift of minorities

also required consultation with all concerned MNAs.

Therefore, funds are now being utilized through the active

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participation of elders of the minorities, on the

recommendations of parliamentarian.

Provincial allocations out of the development fund are made on

the basis of the minority population (according to latest census)

of four provinces and are beside those implemented under

other public sector development programme.

During the financial year 2005-2006, the development

committee met once. A special focus was to prioritize those

schemes that aimed at “greatest good to the greatest number”

Detail is at Appendix-I.

SCHEMES APPROVED DURING 2005-2006

S. No. Province No. of Schemes Amount

1 Punjab 26 14,733,969

2 Sindh 10 5,401,700

3 NWFP 05 3,461,000

4 Balochistan 01 1,200,000

TOTAL 42 24,796,669

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Scope of Development Schemes for F.Y 2005-06

The development committee schemes for the financial year 2005-06

primarily are focused in the following areas: -

i. Repair / maintenance / renovation / protection of holy /

worship places of minorities;

ii. Support to NGOs working for the Welfare of

Minorities; and

iii. Basic amenities, Sui Gas, Electricity, Soling / drains

and Roads.

Repair/maintenance/renovation/protection of holy/worship places

Twenty-one development schemes were approved in the minority

populated area i.e. Lahore, Gujranwala, Sheikhupura, Kasur,

Rawalpindi, Pattoki, Bahawalnagar, Sanghar Mirpurkhas, Larkana and

Mansehra. These schemes were necessary for improving ambiance of

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worshiping places for the minorities in the country. There is a dire

need of preservation and maintenance of worship places and protection

from illegal encroachment.

The completion of these schemes would ensure not only facilitation for

religious ceremonies, maintenance of religious places that are in a

dilapidated state either due to neglect or poverty of the concerned

community, but would also earn good will and brotherhood that will

emanate as a result of these schemes.

Support to NGOs working for the Welfare of Minorities

The development committee for supply of sewing machines approved

01 development scheme to minority NGOs, in the minority populated

area of Districts, Gujranwala.

Basic amenities, Sui Gas, Electricity, Soling/drains and Roads

Various far-flung areas such as villages in Swat, Tirah, Gujranwala

have basic amenities, such as paved streets, soling/drainage some of

the densely populated area of Karachi & Islamabad also do not provide

basic necessities to the minorities areas. The measures taken under

various 09 small schemes during the current year could provide

immediate relief to the target areas.

Financial Assistance

In continuation of the policy and main objective of this Ministry i.e

welfare of minorities, Financial Assistance was granted to a number of

deserving minority individuals this year as well. Moreover, in order to

help poor minority individuals celebrate their religious festivals,

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financial help was granted on occasion like Christmas, Easter Holi and

Bisakhi, etc.

The category wise break up of financial assistance disbursed during

the financial year 2005-2006 is given below: -

Year No of persons Amount in Rupees

3581 8,040,995 (Through Minister) 2005

2006 3112 11,359,457 (Through MNA’s)

Total 6693 19,400,452

SPECIAL FUND FOR THE WELFARE OF

MINORITIES (SCHOLARSHIPS)

Special Fund for the welfare of minorities (Scholarships) is operating

in the Ministry since 1985. The fund is meant for the uplift and

advancement of educational status of the minority communities. The

spirit behind the scholarship scheme is optimal usage of talent in

educational institutions so that the students belonging to minority

communities could prove themselves as asset for the country. The

amount spent on grant of scholarships during the financial year 2005-

2006 is given below.

No. of Students Amount

7,565 10,794,800

As per procedure, applications for scholarships are invited through

press each year. These applications after thorough scrutiny are

processed and scholarships are awarded to eligible students.

The following rates of scholarships to various categories of students

are under consideration in Finance Division as the Ministry of

Minorities has suggested significant increase in these rates:-

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(i) Primary level (Class I-V) Rs. 50/- p.m.

(ii) Secondary level (Class VI-X) Rs.100/- p.m.

(iii) Intermediate level (FA, F.Sc, Technical Schools) Rs.150/- p.m.

(iv) Degree level (BA, B.Sc, B.Com. & B.Ed. etc) Rs.200/- p.m.

(v) Post Graduate level (M.A. M.Sc. M.Com etc) Rs.250/- p.m.

(vi) Professional Medical/ Engineering Colleges Rs.300/- p.m

National Cultural Award for Minorities

The Government of Pakistan introduced “National Cultural Award Scheme”

for promotion and preservation of culture of minorities since 1976. Under this

scheme, a certificate and cash prize of Rs. 50,000/- are granted in the fields of

literature, education, medicine, engineering, performing arts, folk arts,

computer sciences and sports. On the recommendation of National

Commission of Minorities an additional award in the area of “ Interfaith

Harmony” has been introduced. So far 92 persons have been granted National

Cultural Award for Minorities (Appendix-II)

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National Commission for Minorities

In compliance with Cabinet’s decision of 1993, a high-powered National

Commission for Minorities under chairmanship of Minister for Minorities was

established to protect and safeguard religious, social and cultural rights of the

minorities in Pakistan. The latest commission was re-constituted / notified on

26-06-2004. The commission consists of thirteen members including official

& non-official members, with tenure of three years.

Last meeting of the Commission was held on 30-05-2006 in which the

members discussed steps to be taken for protection of Minorities, requests for

issuance of NOC for sale/purchase/transfer of communal property, re-

examination of the scholarship scheme and National Cultural Awards Scheme.

National Cultural Awards Scheme has since been revised and changes have

been incorporated as advised by the Commission while changes in the

scholarship scheme are under process.

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Constitution of Interfaith Harmony Committees at District Level

Government is extremely sensitive for protection of minority communities in

Pakistan and has taken special steps in this regard. During the period of this

report, Interfaith Harmony Committees have been constituted at district level

throughout the country to create better understanding between the minority

communities and the Muslims.

On the directions of Federal Government, the districts have devised their

contingency plans to protect lives and properties of minorities in case of any

untoward situation in their districts. Although sporadic events of terrorism

against minorities occurred, but it is very encouraging to note that such events

were largely condemned by Muslims and other religious communities of the

country.

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International Liaison

Since the Ministry is responsible for representation of Pakistan in

International bodies and conferences relating to minorities and activities to

prevent discrimination to minorities, the Ministry did its best to create a soft

image of Pakistan through its liaison with international actors. In September,

2005 the following delegation of Christian Solidarity Worldwide visited

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Pakistan and met President, Prime Minister, Minister for Minorities and other

dignitaries of the country: -

1) Mr. David Drew, Member, British Parliament (Labour)

2) Mr. Jhon Bercow, Member, British Parliament (Conservative)

3) Rt. Reverend John Perry, Former Anglican Bishop of

Chelmsford

4) Mr. Stuart Windsor, National Director of Christian Solidarity

Worldwide.

5) Mr. Ben Rogers, Advocacy Officer, South Asia, Christian

Solidarity Worldwide.

The basic purpose of the visit was to interact with Minority groups in Pakistan

and to see their overall human rights situation. The delegation appreciated

Government’s courageous stand on terrorism/extremism and the efforts of the

Government of Pakistan to protect and promote the minorities.

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Similarly in November 2005, Archbishop of Canterbury visited Pakistan to

attend the Episcopal Silver Jubilee of Dr. John Malik, Bishop of Lahore and

Moderator Church of Pakistan. Most Reverent & Rt. Honorable Dr. Rowan

Williams the Archbishop of Canterbury inter-alia his meeting with the

President, Prime Minister and other dignitaries attended a dinner hosted by the

Minister for Minorities. He emphasized on peaceful co-existence and

interfaith dialogue. He appreciated Government’s commitment to fight against

curse of bigotry and extremisms through dissemination of vision of

enlightened moderation. The Ministry successfully conveyed positive message

of our tolerant policies to our brethren from other communities in the global

village.

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Evacuee Trust Property Board

Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB), a self-financing corporate body

established under Evacuee Trust Properties (Management and Disposal) Act,

1975 (Act No. XIII of 1975) functions under the control of this Ministry.

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The Board is a self generating corporate body of the Ministry and is

responsible for:-

!Management of evacuee trust properties on behalf of Federal

Government

!Buying property with Federal government’s approval for augmenting

the resources of ETP Board

!Disposal / transfer of trust properties with Federal Government’s

approval

!Leasing and renting of ET Properties

!Maintenance of Hindu and Sikh Trust Shrines

!Facilities for Yatrees (Pilgrims)

!Grants-in-Aid for Social Welfare, Educational and Health purposes

Development Projects on trust properties

The Trust properties have been categorized as under:

! Shrines / Worship Places

! Agriculture trust properties.

! Urban trust properties.

! Properties Purchased/acquired with trust money.

! Sale proceeds of trust properties.

! Profit/income from trust properties (cash invested).

! Lease/rent money from trust properties.

! Any property exchanged with any evacuee trust property.

The Trust is responsible to look after the following religious shrines:-

PROVINCE GURDWARAS MANDIRS

PUNJAB 509 897

NWFP 79 223

SINDH 0 81

BALOCHISTAN 0 10

TOTAL 588 1221

GRAND TOTAL 1809

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However the following Gurdwaras / Mandirs are active shrines where rituals

are performed by the respective community:-

Name of GurdwarasS.No. Name of Gurdwaras Location

1 Gurdwara Janam Asthan Nankana Sahib

2 Gurdwara Sacha Sauda Farooqabad

3 Gurdwara Rohi Sahib Eminabad

4 Gurdwara Dera Sahib Lahore

5 Gurdwara Durbar Sahib Narowal

6 Gurdwara Panja Sahib Hassanabdal

7 Gurdwara Bahi Joga

Singh

Peshawar

Name of MandirsS.No. Name of Mandirs Location

1 Krishna Mandir Rawalpindi

2 Krishna Mandir Lahore

3 Shive Mandir Peshawar

4 Kali Bari Mandir Peshawar

5 Katas Raj Chakwal

6 Sadhu Bela Sukkur

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PAKISTAN SIKH GURDWARA PARBANDHAK COMMITTEE

(PSGPC)

On the persistent demand of Sikhs, the Federal Government approved the

Scheme for Renovation, Maintenance and Preservation of Sikh Holy Shrines,

2004 on 24th

March, 2004, providing, inter alia, establishment of Pakistan

Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) Advisory Committee and

Liaison Committee.

FUNCTIONS OF PAKISTAN SIKH GURDWARA

PARBANDHAK COMMITTEE (PSGPC)

a) Control, preservation, maintenance, renovation and repair of

Sikh Gurdwaras.

b) Supervision and control over langar arrangements.

c) Collection of donations and maintenance of its accounts.

d) Reception and farewell of yatrees.

e) Removal of misunderstandings between Muslims and Sikhs.

f) Conduct prayers, religious rites and Bhog in Gurdwaras

according to Sikh religion.

CONSTITUTION OF PAKISTAN SIKH GURDWARA

PARBANDHAK COMMITTEE (PSGPC)

The tenure of Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (PSGPC) is

three years. The PSGPC is headed by a Pakistani Sikh comprising 9 Pakistani

Sikhs as members, Chairman, ETP Board and Joint Secretary (Minorities) as

ex-officio members.

PSGPC is assisted by an Advisory Committee and Liaison Committee.

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FACILITIES PROVIDED TO SIKH/HINDU YATREES

ETP Board makes all necessary arrangements to facilitate the Sikh/Hindu

yatrees. About 30000 yatrees visit their holy shrines in Pakistan each year on

four auspicious occasions.

GOALS AND TARGETS

As the Government has strong commitment to its programme of progress and

prosperity for the people of Pakistan, the Ministries / Divisions have been

assigned goals and targets with time line for their achievement in their

respective areas of operation. The Ministry of Minorities in accordance with

the instructions issued by the Prime Minister prepared its action plan

comprising 11 goals and 41 targets for the period from 01-07-2005 to 30-06-

2006. The status of these goals and targets is given below:-

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Goal No. 1: Implementation of small schemes sponsored by Minority

MNAs in the Development Committee.

Targets Time Line Remarks

Completion of feasibility reports of all small

schemes received upto 30-09-2005 30-09-2005 Target Achieved

Approval of schemes by the Development

Committee and release of funds 31-12-2005 Target Achieved

Completion of feasibility reports of all small

schemes received upto 31-12-2005 31-03-2006 Target Achieved

Approval of scheme by the Development

Committee and release of funds 30-06-2006 Target Achieved

Goal No. 2: Provide Financial Assistance to 3200 Needy individuals /

Scholarships to 3200 deserving students.


Financial help to 800 needy individuals/800

scholarships to students 30-09-2005

Target

Achieved


scholarships to students 31-12-2005Target

Achieved



Target

Achieved



Target

Achieved

Goal No. 3: Maximum Revenue Collection by Evacuee Trust

Property Board.


19% of estimated Rs.425.686

million of current Revenue and

25% collection of Rs.163.025

million of Arrears.

30-09-2005

18.1% recovery in current

revenue achieved against the

target of 19% and collection of

arrears was 29% against the

target of 25%


million of Current Revenue and

25% of Rs.163.025 million of

Arrears.

31-12-2005Rs.130.16 million collected

(90.5%)


million of current Revenue and

25% of Rs.163.025 of Arrears 31-03-2006

Rs.226.424 million collected

against target of Rs.142.941

million i.e. 158 %


million of Current Revenue and

25% of Rs.163.025 million Arrears30-06-2006

Rs.194.162 million collected

against target of Rs.179.728

million i.e. 108%

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Goal No. 4: Improvement and Renovation of Gurdwaras at Nankana

Sahib.


i) 50% work completed

ii) Delayed due to shifting

of overhead WAPDA

lines, late provision of

drawings and unforeseen

sub-soil condition

30-09-2005

iii) Expected to be completed during second quarter

i) 85% completed

31-12-2005

ii) Delayed due to late shifting of overhead WAPDA lines, late provision of drawings and unforeseen sub-soil condition

100% accumulative

construction of Toilet

Block. (38 bath rooms, 38

toilets).

31-03-2006 Target Achieved

Completion of 82%

accumulative work of two

triple storey residential

blocks.


31-12-200595% completed expected date of

completion January, 2006 Completion of 100%

accumulative work of two

triple storey residential

blocks. 31-03-2006Accommodation- functional,

finishes/final touches in progress

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Goal No. 5: Improvement and Renovation of Gurdwara Punja Sahib,

Hassanabdal.


i)

Work could not commence due to major change in design necessity due to low bearing capacity of soil and other unforeseen sub-soil condition.

Completion of 30% construction

work of double storey langer hall

and dining room for 500 persons

30.09.2005

ii)

Excepted to be started during first week of November and completed by 4th October, 2006-07.

i)

Work could not be started due to major changes in design necessitated on account of unexpected sub-soil conditions.

ii)Revised design and bills of quantities completed.

iii)

Revised cost in Rs.15.00 million as against Rs.13.69 million original cost.

Completion of 35% accumulative

construction work of double storey

langer hall and dining room for 500

persons.

31.12.2005

iv)

Expected start of work 3rd quarter 2005-06, completed by 2nd quarter, 2007.

Construction of triple story langer

hall and dining room for 500 persons

award of contract.

31.03.2006

The Targets for the first two quarters

of 2005-2006 could not be achieved

due to major changes in design

necessitated on account of

unexpected sub-soil conditions etc.

Hence the ETP Board has revised the

schedule and also targets. The

revised target of third quarter

(January- March 2006) has been

achieved.

Completion of 15% accumulative

construction work of triple storey

langer hall and dining room for 500

persons.

30.06.2006 Target Achieved

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Goal No. 6: Improvement, Renovation and Rehabilitation of

Gurdwaras /Mandirs, Lahore.


Completion of 50%

accumulative work of

rehabilitation and extension of

Gurdwar at Choona Mandi,

Lahore


i) 80% work completed 31-12-2005 ii) Expected date of completion

February, 2006

Completion of 100%


rehabilitation and extension of

Gurdwara at Choona Mandi,

Lahore31-03-2006 Target Achieved

30-09-2005 i)

75% progress achieved. Delayed due to rains and delayed issue of drawing by designer.

ii) Excepted to be completed during

the 2nd quarter.

31-12-2005The work shall be completed by end

of January, 2006

Completion of 100%


renovation/extension of Krishna

Mandir


i) 40% progress achieved.

ii)

Work delayed due to rains and

delay in the issue of drawing by

the designer. 30-09-2005

iii)Excepted to be completed during

the 2nd quarter.

Completion of 100%


rehabilitation of Smadhi Sir

Ganga Ram

31-12-2005The work shall be completed by end

of January, 2006


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Goal No. 7: Improvement and Renovation of Sadu Bela Shrine,

Sukkur.


Award of Tender for Repair,

Maintenance and Restoration

Works


Completion of 60% Repair,


Works

31-12-2005

Only 20% work cold be completed. The

deficiency is due to the fact that

supervisory technical staff is not

available. Against the vacant posts.

NOC from Establishment Division is

awaited.

Completion of 100% Repair,


Works


Goal No. 8: Improvement of Renovation of Evacuee Trust Property Office,

Southern Zone, Karachi.


Award of Tender 30-09-2005 Target Achieved

50% Completion of works 31-12-2005 Target Achieved

100% Completion of works 31-03-2006 Target Achieved

Goal No. 9: Development of Trust Properties with commercial potential.


Identification of properties for development

ascertain potential, finalize development

methodology, etc.

30-09-2005

Pre-qualification of panel of consultants for

preparation of development plans and financial

feasibility.

31-12-2005

11 consultant pre-

qualify

Awards of development planning assignments to

consultants. 31-12-2005

1) Preparation of plans and approved by the

Board

2) Preparation of individual terms &

conditions of development and approval

by the Board

31-03-2006

The ETP Board

has slightly

changed the

targets, which

have been

reflected in this

report..

3) Offer properties for development. Receive

and evaluate offers/bids. Approval by the

Board and award of development work.

30-06-2006

Achieved partial.

Detailed progress

detached.

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Goal No. 10: Construction of three start hotels, one each at Dera Sahib,

Lahore, Nankana Sahib and Punja Sahib, Hassanabdal.


Preliminary planning & Architectural plans 31-03-2006 The ETP Board

has revised the

schedule and also

targets. The

revised target of

third quarter

(January – March

2006) has been

achieved.

Design, Drawings, BOQ, tendering 30-06-2006 Partial detail

progress attached.

Goal No. 11: Introduction and Adoption of E-Government Strategy.


Establishment of office/server room under E-

Government Plan.


Ducting/Cabling for LAN in the Ministry –

delivery of equipments.


Training of staff and officers regarding LAN 31-03-2006 Target Achieved

To make the LAN operational 30-06-2006 Target Achieved

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Appendix-I

DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES APPROVED BY THE DEVELOPMENT

COMMITTEE DURING 2005-06

S. No. Name of scheme

MR. AKRAM M. GILL, MNA 1. BOUNDARY WALL CHRISTIAN GRAVEYARD AT G-

BLOCK GULSHAN RAVI, LAHORE

Scheme was recommended by Mr. Akram M. Gill, MNA, and

funded by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at a cost of 275,500/-.

There are 1000 persons belonging to Christian minority

population living in the area.

The objective of the scheme is to provide protection to the

community graveyard from illegal encroachments. Completion

of scheme at G-Block Gulshan Ravi, Lahore will ensure the

privacy of the graveyard from the same.

2. BOUNDARY WALL CHRISTIAN GRAVEYARD, RITA

ROAD, GUJRANWALA







of scheme at Ritta Road Gujranwala will ensure the privacy of

the graveyard from the same.

3. CONSTRUCTION OF CHURCH, HUDOKI MURIDKEY

DISTT. SHEIKHUPURA





Completion of scheme will provide better facilities to the

Christian communities for their religious ceremonies.

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4. RENOVATION OF CHRISTIAN VILLAGE PRIMARY

SCHOOL, CHRISTIAN COLONY MUSTAFABAD,

LILYANI DISTRICT KASUR





Completion of scheme will provide better education facilities to

the students of the area.

5. REMAINING WORK OF BOUNDARY WALL OF

CHRISTIAN GRAVEYARD KOT RADHA KRISHAN

TEHSIL & DISTRICT KASUR.







of scheme at Radha Krishan District Kasur will ensure the


6. BOUNDARY WALL OF CHRISTIAN GRAVEYARD,

VILLAGE MALLIAN KALAN, TEHSIL & DISTRICT

SHEIKHUPURA.







of scheme at Malian Kalan District Sheikhupura will ensure the


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7. RENOVATION OF CHURCH, J-BLOCK, GULSHAN

RAI SANGIAN SATTAR, NEAR BAND ROAD,

LAHORE.





Completion of this Church will provide better facilities to the

Christian communities for their religious ceremonies.

8. BOUNDARY WALL OF CHRISTIAN GRAVEYARD AT

GULO KALAN, YAHANABAD FEROZEPUR ROAD

LAHORE.







of scheme at Gulo Kalan, Yahanabad Ferozepur Road Lahore

will ensure the privacy of the graveyard from the same.

MRS. ASIYA NASIR MNA

9 CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

CENTRE (SEWING CENTRE, COMPUTER LAB,

PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE) AT ESSA NAGRI KILLI

BARGULZI SABZAL ROAD QUETTA.

The Scheme was recommended by Mrs. Asiya Nasir, MNA,

and funded by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at a cost of

Rs1,200,000/-. There are 2000 persons belonging to Minority

communities living in the area.

The objective of the scheme is to provide better facilities of

health, technical/scientific skill to women and youth.

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10 SOLING ROAD VILLAGE JAMMU WALA DISTT.

GUJRANWALA

Scheme was recommended by Mrs. Asiya Nasir, MNA, and

funded by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at a cost of

Rs.1,000,000/-. There are 3000 persons belonging to Christian

minority population living in the area.

The objective of the scheme is to improve the living conditions

in the area where un-paved road cause much

problem/inconvenience for the people in all seasons.

Completion of scheme will be beneficial for all communities in

the town.

MR. DEV DAS, MNA

11 CONST. OF ROOF/REPAIR OF DARBAR/SAMADHI

DADA INDHER GIR SAWAI ROAD, SHAHDADPUR,

SANGHAR.

Scheme was recommended by Mr. Dev Das, MNA, and funded

by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at a cost of 1,270,000/-.

There are 3000 persons belonging to Hindu minority


Completion of this scheme will provide better facilities to the

Hindu communities for their religious ceremonies.

ENGR. GIAN CHAND SINGH, MNA

12 CONST. OF COMMUNITY CENTRE OF MENGHWAR

COMMUNITY WARD NO. 311 GARIBABAD DISTRICT

UMERKOT.

The Scheme was recommended by Engineer Gian Chand

Singh, MNA, and funded by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at a

cost of Rs500,000/-. There are 7000 persons belonging to

Hindu community living in the area.

Completion of this community center will provide better

facilities to Hindu community in particular on the occasions of

religious and marriages ceremonies and other communities in

general.

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13 REPAIR AND RENOVATION OF GURDWARA AT

ARAM BAGH KARACHI



cost of Rs600,000/-. There are 2000 persons belonging to Sikh

community living in the area.

A completion of scheme will provide better facilities to the

Sikh community for their religious ceremonies and improve the

place from its dilapidated condition.

14 CONST. OF LABORATORY AT GURUNANIK SCHOOL

NANKANA SAHIB DISTRICT SHEIKHUPURA.



cost of Rs804,900/-. There are 2000 persons belonging to Sikh

community living in the area.

The objective of the scheme is to provide technical/scientific

skill learning to the youth.

MR. KRISHAN BHEEL, MNA

15 CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD/PATH AT PREMISES OF

COMMUNITY CENTRE AND MANDIR AT VILLAGE

KRISHANABAD DEH CHAND MORIO, TALUKA AND

DISTRICT MIRPURKHAS

Scheme was recommended by Mr. Krishan Bheel., MNA, and


Rs.200,000/-. There are 3500 persons belonging to Hindu



in the area where un-paved road cause much



the town.

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16 CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY CENTER AT

BHEEL COLONY WARD-3 U.C. NO. 1 HALLA

DISTRICT HYDERABAD.

The scheme was recommended by Mr. Krishan Bheel, MNA,

and funded by this Ministry at a cost of Rs.543,700/-. Scheme

is located at Bheel Colony District Hyderabad where over 3500

minority community is based.


facilities to Hindu community in particular on the occasions of

religious and marriages ceremonies and other communities in

general.

17 REPAIR/RE-CONSTRUCTION OF 1ST FLOOR OF

MANDIR AT CHITTI KITI GANDHIAN DISTT.

MANSEHRA

The scheme was recommended by Mr. Krishan Bheel, MNA,

and funded by this Ministry at a cost of Rs.1,000,000/-. Scheme

is located at Chitti Kiti Gandhian Distt. Mansehra where over

2500 minority community is based.

Completion of this Mandir will provide better facilities to

Hindu community on various religious occasions.

PROF. MUSHTAQ VICTOR, MOS FOR MINORITIES AFFAIRS

18 CONSTRUCTION OF P.C.C STREET FROM

DISPENSARY ROAD TO KHALIL PLAZA TO CHURCH

AT NAZERATH TOWN MOZIA SOHAN (NEW ABADI

IQBAL TOWN), ISLAMABAD

Scheme was recommended by Prof. Mushtaq Victor, Minister

of State for Minorities Affairs, and funded by Ministry of

Minorities Affairs at a cost of Rs.1,616,000/-. There are 3500

persons belonging to Christian minority population living in the

area.


in the area where un-paved streets cause much



the town.

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19 CONST. OF SOLING AT VILLAGE JAJJAY SOHIAN

SIALKOT



Minorities Affairs at a cost of Rs.300,000/-. There are 1000

families belonging to Christian minority population living in

the area.

Completion of scheme at village Jajjay Sohian, District Sialkot,

will provide basic amenities to the poor minority population of

the area.

20 BOUNDARY WALL OF GRAVEYARD AT VILLAGE

MANGO BEHRAM TEHSIL & DISTT. SIALKOT



Minorities Affairs at a cost of Rs.100,000/-. There are 800

persons belonging to Christian minority population living in the

area.



of scheme at village Mango Behram District Sialkot will ensure

the privacy of the graveyard from the same.

M.P. BHANDARA, MNA

21 CNSTRUCTION OF BOUNDARY WALL AROUND THE

GRAVEYARD AT CHAK NO.138/P, RAHIM YAR

KHAN.

Scheme was recommended by Mr. M.P. Bhandara, MNA, and


Rs385,000/-. There are 1200 persons belonging to Christian




of scheme at Chak No.138/P, District Rahim Yar Khan will

ensure the privacy of the graveyard from the same.

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22 PAVEMENT OF STREET SHAHDARA U/C

SHAHDARA, SWAT.

The scheme was recommended by Mr. M.P. Bhandara, MNA,


Rs.500,000/-. There are 230 families belonging to minority


Scheme will be beneficial in providing basic amenities to the

minority population of the area.

23 PAVEMENT OF STREET/SANITATION RANG

MOHALLAH, MINGORA, SWAT.

The scheme was recommended by Mr. M.P. Bhandara, MNA,


Rs.100,000/-. There are 1300 persons belonging to minority


Scheme will be beneficial in providing basic amenities to the

minority population of the area.

MR. PERVAIZ MASIH, MNA

24. REPAIR/RENOVATION OF UNITED CHURCH AT

PESHAWAR UNIVERSITY CAMPUS PESHAWAR

The scheme was recommended by Mr. Pervaiz Masih, MNA,

and funded by this Ministry at a cost of Rs.1,476,000/-. Scheme

is located at Peshawar University Campus where over 300

families of minority community are based.

Completion of this Church will provide better facilities to

Christian community on the occasions of religious and

marriage ceremonies.

MR. RAMESH LAL, MNA

25. CONSTRUCTION OF SHED AT HINDU MASSAN

SHAHDAD KOT DISTRICT LARKANA

The scheme was recommended by Mr. Ramesh Lal, MNA and

funded by this Ministry at a cost of Rs.300,000/-. Scheme is

located at Shahdad Kot City District Larkana where over 1200

families minority community is based.

Completion of this scheme will provide better facilities to

Hindu community in particular on the occasions of religious

and marriage ceremonies.

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26. REPAIR AND RENOVATION OF PANCHAYAT HALL

NASIRABAD. DISTRICT LARKANA



located at Nasirabad District Larkana where over 200 families



Hindu community in particular on the occasions of marriages

and other ceremonies.

27. CONSTRUCTION OF SAT SANG HALL TOWN NAU

DERO DISTT. LARKANA



located at Naudero District Larkana where over 500 families



Hindu community in particular on the occasions of religious

ceremonies.

28. CONSTRUCTION OF LADIES HALL TOWN

RATODERO DISTT. LARKANA



located at Ratodero District Larkana where over 1200 families


Completion of scheme at Ratodero District Larkana, will

provide a special social facility to families of the minority.

CH. HAROON C. QAISER, MNA/ PARLIAMENTARY

SECRETARY (MINORITIES)

29. CONSTRUCTION OF UP CHURCH BAJWA COLONY,

SARGODHA, CANTT.

The scheme was recommended by Ch. Haroon Qaiser,

Parliamentary Secretary (Minorities) and funded by this

Ministry at a cost of Rs.1,000,000/-. Church is located at Bajwa

Colony, Sargodha Cantt where over 2500 minority community

is based.


Christian community on various religious ceremonies.

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CH. IMRANULLAH, MNA

30. PROVISION OF 20 SEWING MACHINES AND 04

DESIGNING MACHINES TO NEW HOPE

FOUNDATION, GUJRANWALA.

The scheme was recommended by Ch. Imranullah, MNA, and


located at Gujranwala city where over 1500 minority

community is based.

Basic aim of this scheme is to promote the technical skill

education especially for poor women of the area which will be

beneficial for the families.

CH. MUHAMMAD EJAZ SHAFI, MINISTER BAIT-UL-MAAL,

PUNJAB

31. CONST. OF COMMUNITY HALL, YOUSAF NAGAR,

TEH. KHANPUR DISTRICT RAHIM YAR KHAN.

The scheme was recommended by Ch. Muhammad Ejaz Shafi,

Minister for Bait-ul-Maal, Government of the Punjab, and

funded by this Ministry at a cost of Rs.1,102,400/-. Scheme is

located at Yousaf Nagar, District Rahim Yar Khan where over

3500 minority population is based.


facilities to Christian community in particular on the occasions

of religious and marriage ceremonies and other communities in

general.

COL. (R) S. K. TRESSLER, EX-MINISTER

32. CONSTRUCTION OF BASEMENT OF COMMUNITY

HALL OF BETHSAIDA CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY

CENTRE, MISRIAL ROAD RAWALPINDI CANTT.

The scheme was recommended by Col. (R) S.K. Tressler, Ex-

Minister for Minorities Affairs, and funded by this Ministry at

a cost of Rs.400,000/-. Scheme is located at Misrial Road,

Rawalpindi where over 1500 families minority community is

based.


facilities to Christian community in particular on the occasions

of religious and marriage ceremonies and other communities in

general.

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RAJA TRI DEV ROY, FEDERAL MINISTER

33. REPAIR AND RENOVATION OF BALMIKI MANDIR UCH

SHARIF DISTRICT BAHAWALPUR.

The scheme was recommended by Raja Tri Dev Roy, Federal

Minister, and funded by this Ministry at a cost of Rs.486,000/-.

Scheme is located at Uch Sharif District Bahawalpur where

over 300 families of minority community are based.

Completion of this Mandir will provide better facilities to

Hindu community various religious occasions/ceremonies.

MR. SIMON JACOB GILL,. EX-MNA

34. PURCHASE OF 2-KANAL LAND FOR CHRISTIAN

GRAVEYARD AT CHAK NO.120/G.B. TEHSIL

JARANWALA, DISTT. FAISALABAD.

The scheme was recommended by Mr. Simon Jacob Gill, Ex-

MNA and Ex-Minister for Minorities Affairs and funded by

this Ministry at a cost of Rs.130,000/-. The land is located at

Chak No.120/GB, Tehsil Jaranwala District Faisalabad where

over 200 families minority community are based.

This scheme will facilitate the Christian community in

observing their burial rites in privacy of Christian community

graveyard.

SARDAR MUHAMMAD ASIF NAKAI, MOS HOUSING & WORKS

35. RENOVATION OF CHURCH, AT ALL SAINT’S

CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL, PATTOKI

The scheme was recommended by Sardar Muhammad Asif,

Nakai, Minister of State for Housing & Works, and funded by

this Ministry at a cost of Rs.953,169/-. Scheme is located at

Pattoki, where over 800 families minority community is based.

Completion of this scheme will provide better prayer ambiance

for the Church and school.

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CHAUDHARY MUHAMMAD MURTAZA, MPA, PUNJAB.

36. PROVIDING AND LAYING WATER SUPPLY LINE

AZAFI BASTI WARD NO.1 FAQIR WALI TEHSIL

HAROONABAD DISTT. BAHAWAL NAGAR.

Scheme was recommended by Chaudhry Muhammad Murtaza,

MPA, Punjab, and funded by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at

a cost of Rs.121,000/-. There are 500 families belonging to

Christian minority population living in the area.

Completion of scheme at Azafi Basti Ward No.1, Faqir Wali,

Tehsil Haroonabad, will provide clean drinking water and basic

amenities to the poor minority population of the area.

37. CONST. OF WATER DIGGI AT CHAK NO.185/7-R,

TEHSIL FORT ABBAS, DISTT. BAHAWAL NAGAR




various communities living in the area.

Completion of scheme at Chak No.185/7-R, Tehsil fort Abbas,

will provide basic amenities to the poor population of the area.

38. PROVIDING AND LAYING OF WATER SUPPLY LINE

FROM RAILWAY CROSSING FAQIR WALI TO CHAK

NO.124/6-R FAQIR WALI TEHSIL HAROONABAD,

DISTT. BAHAWAL NAGAR



a cost of Rs.1,184,000/-. There are 1500 families belonging to

minority communities living in the area.

Completion of scheme at Faqir Wali to Chak No.124/6-R Faqir

Wali Tehsil Haroonabad, will provide basic amenities to the

poor population of the area.

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39. PROVIDING AND LAYING WATER SUPPLY LINE AT

MALIK PURA WARD NO.6/7 FAQIR WALI TEHSIL

HAROONABAD, DISTT. BAHAWAL NAGAR




minority communities living in the area.

Completion of scheme at Malik Pura Ward No.6/7 Faqir Wali

Tehsil Haroonabad will provide basic amenities to the poor

population of the area.

DISTRICT NAZIM HAROONABAD

40. CONSTRUCTION OF METALLED ROAD BALMIKI

COLONY, KITCHI MANDI, HAROONABAD, DISTT.

BAHAWAL NAGAR

Scheme was recommended by District Nazim, Haroonabad,


Rs.976,500/-. There are 1000 families belonging to Christian


Completion of scheme at Balmiki Colony Kitchi Mandi,

Haroonabad, District Bahwalnagar, will provide basic

amenities to the poor minority population of the area.

41. CONST. OF PCC STREETS AND SEWERAGE LINES

AT PEOPLE COLONY TEHSIL HAROONABAD,

DISTT. BAHAWAL NAGAR

Scheme was recommended by District Nazim, Haroonabad,


Rs.1,068,000/-. There are 1000 families belonging to Christian


Completion of scheme at people colony, Haroonabad, will

provide basic amenities to the poor minority population of the

area.

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LILA WATI HERCHANDANI, EX-MEMBER, NATIONAL

COMMISSION FOR MINORITIES.

42. CONST. OF SCHOOL BUILDING FOR SCHEDULE

CASTE (BHEELS AND KOHLIS) AT DEWAN VILLAGE

DEH GADHO TALUKA TANDO ALLAHYAR

DISTRICT HYDERABAD.

The Scheme was recommended by Ms. Lila Wati Herchandani,

Ex-Member, National Commission for Minorities, and funded

by Ministry of Minorities Affairs at a cost of Rs388,000/-.

There are 2000 persons belonging to Hindu community living

in the area.

The objective of the scheme is to provide better education

facilitates to the youth.

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Appendix-II

1976

S.No. Name Province Field

01 Mr. Gurdas Wadhwani Sindh Literature

02 Mr. Kanwal Feroze Punjab Literature

03 Mr. Gulzar Wafa Punjab Literature

04 Mr. Naazir Qaiser Punjab Literature

05 Mr. Prabhu Nashad Sindh Literature

06 Mrs. Sheila Joseph NWFP Literature

07 Mr. Arthur Javed Balochistan Literature

08 Mr. Colin David Punjab Fine Arts

09 Mr. Jimmy Engineer Punjab Fine Arts

10 Mrs. Muniza Rustamji Sindh Fine Arts

11 Mr. William Patric NWFP Fine Arts

12 Mrs. Anna Mahmud Alias

Madam Auzari

- Performing Arts

13 Madam Shabnam Punjab Performing Arts

14 Miss Irene Parveen Punjab Performing Arts

15 Mr. S. B. John Sindh Performing Arts

16 Mr. Ghushan L.J. Sindh Performing Arts

17 Miss Perin Cooper Punjab Performing Arts

18 Mr. S. T. Sunny NWFP Performing Arts

19 Mr. Yaseen Balochistan Performing Arts

1977 TO 1979


20 Sardar Masih Gill Punjab Literature

21 Mr. A. Nayyar Punjab Performing Arts

22 Mr. Anil Dalpat Sindh Sports (Cricket)

1980 TO 1983


23 Mr. Ernest Thakardas Punjab Music

24 Mrs. Nilma Ghanshyam - Dance

25 Miss. Perin Cooper Punjab Performing Arts

26 Mr. Jimmy Engineer Punjab Fine Arts

27 Mr. Tak Kashmird Punjab Literature

28 Mr. Bayram D. Avari Sindh Sports (Yachting)

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29 Mrs. Goshpi Avari Sindh Sports (Yachting)

30 Mr. Jhaman Das Ashiq Sindh Literature

31 Dr. Dannis Issac NWFP Performing Arts

32 Miss. Rukhsana Joseph Punjab Fine Arts

1989


33 Benjamin Sisters Sindh Performing Arts

34 Mr. F. E. Chaudhary Punjab Fine Arts

35 Mr. Nazir Qaiser Islamabad Literature

36 Mr. Kanwal Feroze Punjab Literature

1990


37 Mr. Lionel Andrades - Literature

38 Mr. Mohan BhagaMr. Folin

Davidt

Sindh Performing Arts

39 Mr. Folin David Punjab Fine Arts

40 Mr. Emanuel Philip Islamabad Fine Arts

1991


41 Mr. Valid Ram Vallabh Sindh Literature

42 Mrs. Anita Campher NWFP Performing Arts

43 Miss Shahida Mansoor Islamabad Fine Arts

1992


44 Mr. Younus Sabir NWFP Literature

45 Mr. Patrik Anthony Punjab Performing Arts

46 Mr. Mohan Bhagat Sindh Fine Arts

1993


47 Mr. Samuel Ashfaq Khan Punjab Literature

48 Mai Hanjoo Sindh Folk Arts

49 Mr. Sarfraz Sial Punjab Performing Arts

50 Mrs. Nasreen Anjum Bhatti Punjab Literature

1995


51 Dr. Dennis Issac NWFP Literature

52 Mrs. Parviaz Dastur Sindh Performing Arts

53 Mr. Emanuel Philip Punjab Performing Arts

54 Mr. Faqiri Ram Bhagat Punjab Literature

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1996


55 Mr. Narain Lal NWFP Literature

56 Mr. Punhal Meghwar Sindh Fine Arts

57 Mr. Lakha Jee Bheel (Late) Punjab Folk Arts

58 Mr. Meher Feroz Hansotia Sindh Profession

(Medicines)

1998


59 Mr. Nadeem Ajmal Adeem Punjab Literature

60 Mr. Robin John Sindh Performing Arts

61 Mr. Chitra Preetam Sindh Fine Arts

62 Mrs. Sumitra Devi NWFP Folk Arts

63 Mrs. R. E. Nathaniel Balochistan Education

1999


64 Dr. Sarah Safdar NWFP Education

65 Ms. Amy King Punjab Education

66 Mr. Gopal Das Sindh Folk Arts

67 Mr. Pervaiz Paras Punjab Folk Arts

68 Mr. Wali Ram Valabh Sindh Literature

69 Mr. Nevil Patel Punjab Profession

(Engineering)

2000


70 Mr. Ahmed-ud-Din Allia Sabir

Afaqi

AJ&K Literature

71 Mr. Nasir Daniel Punjab Performing Arts

72 Mr. Samuel Gill Punjab Performing Arts

73 Mr. Krishan Lal Bheel Punjab Folk Arts

74 Prof. Dr. Christy Munir Punjab Education

75 Prof. Dr. Eng. Bhawani

Shankar Ch.

Sindh Profession

(Engineering)

76 Mr. Yousuf Yohana Punjab Sports

77 Mr. Geno S/o Sooro Sindh Folk Arts (Fine Arts)

78 Mr. Shafiq Shad Khan NWFP Fine Arts

2003


79 Mr. Mehboob Fransis Punjab Literature

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80 Mr. Pervez Nadeem Ghouri Punjab Performing Arts

81 Mrs. Shazia Izhaq Manoahar Punjab Fine Arts

82 Mai Dadli Punjab Folk Arts

83 Mr. Edgar Victor Sindh Education

84 Dr. Mrs. Pushpa Sirichand Sindh Profession

(Medicines)

85 Mr. Javed Bashir Sindh Sports

2004


86 Dr. Ashok Kumar Tanwani Sindh Profession

(Medicines)

87 Mrs. Deena M. Mistri Sindh Education

88 Mr. Mansoor Gill Punjab Literature

89 Mr. Homi J. Meherhomji Sindh Fine Arts

90 Mr. Chaghla Sindh Folk Arts

91 Ms. Rafia Bano NWFP Performing Arts

92 Ms. Saira Fazal Punjab Sports

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