Sialkot Police Bolsters Court Security Measures
In a decisive move to ensure safety and order, District Police Officer (DPO) Faisal Shehzad has issued strict directives to significantly enhance security protocols across all courts in Sialkot. The orders were formally announced on Thursday, marking a proactive step by the local police administration.
DPO Faisal Shehzad explicitly commanded the police department to implement rigorous security measures at district courts, session courts, and civil courts. He emphasized the critical need for constant vigilance at all entry and exit points of the court complexes to prevent any potential security breaches.
Furthermore, the DPO instructed the security staff to interact with all visitors in a respectful and decent manner. He delivered a clear warning that any form of negligence in these duties would not be tolerated, underscoring the zero-tolerance policy towards lapses in security.
GCWUS Bridges Academia and Industry with New Tech Partnership
In a separate development aimed at empowering students, the Government College Women University Sialkot (GCWUS) announced a significant collaboration. The university's Department of Computer Science signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Techno Soft, a prominent software development company.
This partnership, established under the university's Tech 2.0 initiative, is designed to provide students with invaluable practical experience. The collaboration will offer a range of opportunities including:
- Internships
- Industrial training
- Specialized workshops
- Guest lectures from industry experts
- Joint Final Year Projects
The initiative is focused on fostering innovation and hands-on learning, equipping students with the skills demanded by the modern tech industry.
Leadership Applauds Collaborative Efforts
Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Shazia Bashir expressed strong appreciation for the newly formed partnership with Techno Soft. She highlighted the crucial role such collaborations play in narrowing the divide between academic theory and industrial practice.
This partnership is a strategic move to create new pathways for our students' professional growth and development, Prof Dr Bashir stated. She believes that this direct link to the industry will open up substantial opportunities for students, enhancing their employability and readiness for the competitive job market.
