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DEVELOPMENT OF BALOCHISTAN

ARMY’s CONTRIBUTION

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Induction - PMA

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Induction Induction -- PMAPMA

ISSB Detachment has been established at Quetta

Efforts are in hand for establishment of ISSB centre

at Quetta

ISSB / AS&RC teams visit different colleges to deliver

motivational lectures to the students and also

organize preparatory classes3

A total of 625 candidates appeared in ISSB tests

during last three years

Special Relaxation of 5 % marks as compared to

candidates from other Provinces

140 candidates have been finally selected with 23%

success rate, which is almost equal to the results of

Cadet Colleges

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Induction Induction -- PMAPMA

Induction - Soldiers

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Induction Induction -- SoldiersSoldiers

On COAS direction an extensive drive has been

launched by the Pakistan Army to enroll maximum

individuals from Balochistan

An advertisements campaign has been launched to

attract the youth from Balochistan and address their

concerns regarding enrollment6

Induction Induction -- SoldiersSoldiers

Presently 9065 Soldiers from Balochistan

are serving in the Army

3303 undergoing training including 1100

Recruits at Sui

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Relaxations for Balochistan Province

Education 8th Class instead of Matric in all arms /

services except Technical arms

Height 5’-4” instead of 5’-6” and chest 74-79 cm instead

of 78-83 cm except trades in which ht and chest is

required more than 5’-6” and 78-83 cm

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Relaxations for Balochistan

Age 26 years instead of 23

years

FA / FSc grade ‘D’ instead of

grade ‘C’ for enrollment as a

clerk

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Enrollment During Last 5 YearsEnrollment During Last 5 Years

Year Induction

2005 502

2006 1052

2007 1374

2008 1841

2009 3570

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Education Initiatives

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Education Initiatives

12SCHOOL BEFORE RENOVATION SCHOOL AFTER RENOVATION

110 Schools have been renovated / refurbished by

Army

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16,204 Balochistan Students are being educated in 32

Army / FC Public School and Colleges

6,167 Balochistan Students are being educated in 16 FG

Schools and Colleges

4,183 Students are being sponsored for free education

through Chamalang Beneficiaries Education Programme

Education

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EducationEducation

100% free education is being provided to 1496 students

by FC in FCPS&Cs

FC is also sponsoring 22 students including 10 students

in HITEC Taxila, 6 students in Military College Murree,

and 1 student each in Cadet College Petaro, Sadiq Public

School Bahawalpur, Bahria Foundation Quetta and 3

students in Public School Multan1414

Education Institutions Run by ARMY

Institution StudentsAPS&C, Sibi 744APS, Zhob 321APS, Loralai 347APS&C, Khuzdar 413AWS Akra Camp, Gwadar 50BPSS, Sui 118APS&C, Iqra, Qta 1445APS, Al-Hadid, Qta 704APS&C, Garrison Academy, Qta 2787APS, Seven Streams, Qta 1466

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Institution StudentsFCPS, Pangjure 38FCPS, Loti 156FCPS, Pirkoh 257FCPS, Killi Chakar 61FCPS, Khuzdar 171FCPS, Musa Khel 172Safi Ullah (Shaheed) FCPS&C, Noshki 262FCPS, Fazal Chel 132FCPS, Muslim Bagh 387FCPS, Barkhan 254FCPS, Duki 447 16

Education Institutions Run by FC

Institution StudentsFCPS, Nasir Abad 620FCPS, Mekhtar 258FCPS, Sanjavi 252FCPS, Wadh 133FCPS, Nokkundi 369FCPS, Dera Bugti 896Jahangir (Shaheed) FCPS, Kohlu 736FCPS, Chaman 553FCPS, Turbat 234Pervaiz (Shaheed) FCPS&C, Beleli 721FCPS&C, Loralai 700

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Education Institutions Run by FC

FG Institutions Managed By ArmyFG Institutions Managed By Army

Place Students

FGS&Cs Quetta 5097

FGS& Cs Khuzdar 168

FGS&Cs Zhob 197

FGS&Cs Sui 395

FGS&Cs Loralai 149

FGS&Cs Chaman 161

TOTAL 616718

Total Institutions Run / Managed By Army / FC

Institutions No of Institutions Students

Run by Army 10 8395

Run by FC 22 7809

Managed by Army 16 6167

TOTAL 48 22,371

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Establishment of Hostel

Hostel for 100 Students from Marriand Luni Tribes belonging to Loralai and Kohlu Dists has been established at Quetta Cantt

Free boarding, lodging and med facility along with monthly stipend of Rs 500/- is being provided to each student

An average, Rs 6,500/- is being spent on each student per month

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Chamalang Beneficiaries Education Programme

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Technical Training by Army

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Army has established various technical institutes in

collaboration with National Vocational and Technical

Education Commission (NAVTEC)

Army School of Technicians (AST) is imparting skill

development training to local un-employed youth since

2006

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1,013 Balochistan Students have been given technical

training through Balochistan Institute of Technical

Education (BITE) and Army School of Technicians

(AST)

Presently 511 Balochistan Students are undergoing

training in BITE

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Year Wise Detail Year Wise Detail -- BITE / AST (2007BITE / AST (2007--08)08)Course Year Students Total

Male FemaleBITE1st Course 2007 212 32 2442nd Course 2007 374 27 4013rd Course 2008 284 38 3224th Course 2010 346 165 511@

@ In Progress

AST BarrianFirst Course 2007 23 - 23Second Course 2007 23 - 23

G. TOTAL 916 97 10132424

List of Trades for Skill Development

o Mechanical

o Welder

o Home Appliances Mechanical

o Carpenter

o Auto Electrician

o Machine Operator

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o Driver

o Motor Cycle Mechanics

o Auto Car Mechanics

o Computer Operators

o Dress Designing

o Beautician


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Incentives Provided at BITEo No admission/tuition feeo Stipend of Rs. 2000/- per montho Job opportunities

Free Facilities at BITEo Messing and Transporto Medical Facilitieso Uniform, Mufti Dresso Stationaryo Lodging (For desirous trainees)

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Post Course Employments

o 62 individuals have also been inducted in Armed

Forces

o Many individuals have also started their own

small business in different areas of Balochistan

o So far 70 individuals have been adjusted in

various departments of Govt 28


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So far about 1000 students have completed training in

various skill development courses and 500 students are

currently attending these courses

Female students are undergoing training in Dress

Designing, Beautician and Computer Operator Courses

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Students from Balochistan in Army Hostels

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Balochistan Students in Army Hostels

Pakistan Army is making all out efforts to enhance the

educational level of the youth of Balochistan in order to

bring them into main stream

On the orders of COAS youth of Balochistan has been

accommodated in the hostels managed by the Army all

over the country

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Formation Students

HQ SC (Quetta) 211

HQ 4 Corps (Lahore) 59

HQ 5 Corps (Karachi) 57

HQ 11 Corps (Peshawar) 14

HQ 30 Corps (Gujranwala) 38

HQ 31 Corps (Bahawalpur) 60

Total 439

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Personality Building and Grooming at Hostels

o Interaction with Officers

o Classes by Officers

o Special Lectures by senior Officers

o Motivation and Religious Talks by Khateebs

o Lectures by Psychologists33


Extra Curricular Activities at Hostels

Sports. Sports activities like Volleyball, Football

and Cricket have been arranged for the trainees

Misc

Naat and Debate competitions

Indoor games and outside Picnic

Troupe Show / Drama34


Chamalang Coal Mines

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Near Loralai, on the Chamalang mountain range is 60 km

long and 20 km wide coal field, commonly known as

Chamalang Coalmines

Chamalang coal reserves were discovered in 1885 during

British rule.

Work started in 1980s and it was expected to usher in a

new era of development. Instead of prosperity, a bloody

war started between the Pashtoon Luni and Baloch Marri

tribes over the ownership dispute which resulted into fifty

three deaths 36


The head of Luni tribe Sardar Asmat Ullah made a request

to Government, seeking the role of the Pakistan Army as

an arbitrator for amicable resolution of this conflict

Army intervened to resolve the old and complicated blood

feud

The thorny issue of the murdered tribesmen was amicably

settled on monetary compensation and the peace

agreement was signed in December 2006 37

Mining started in March 2007 and more than 53,000

people are directly employed at the coalfield while 30,000

more have found indirect employment

Lunies are legal owners of the Mines. However Marries

are also getting their due share

Each ton which is produced at Chamalang gives Rs. 100

to the Federal and Rs. 65 to the Provincial Government38

Chamalng Coal Mines

As Lunies are the Legal Owners of the Mines and they

get maximum share on each ton i.e Rs. 500 to 700

Share of Marri Tribe / Misc Income (Per Ton)

Compensation for Bijrani Marris - Rs. 150/-

Compensation for Ghazi / Lohrani - Rs. 30/-

Security Fund - Rs. 100/-

Social Sector Development - Rs. 120/-

Khoon Baha - Rs. 20/-

Total - Rs. 420/-

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Revenue to Central / Provincial Government (per Ton)

GST to GoP - Rs. 100/-

Royalty to GoB - Rs. 60/-

Excise Duty (GoB) - Rs. 5/-

Total - Rs. 165/-40


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71,586 individuals have been provided job opportunities

A labour can earn Rs 30,000 per month

2,000 Marri tribesmen have been employed as guards

1.5 M tons of coal has been excavated so far (worth approx Rs 8.23 B)


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Army started a comprehensive social uplift programme

Army mainly focused on education, health, and

communications

Education Programme was launched with special

emphasis to educate the children of Marri, Luni and

other tribes of the area and provision of health facilities

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4 Water sup schemes have been completed

Construction of 25 bed hospital is in progress

Chamalang is emerging as a modern town, the

telephonic link is established and Army has

developed, 76 Kilometers long road from minefield

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Mara Kili

Nali Mullazai

Kingri

Dab ThanaMekhtar

Kotkai

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Hosri KiliBala Dhakha

Khanan Shahr

Wahar

Zikria

Wadan

ChamalangSadozai Kili

Manzai

Nawab Khan

Sra Dhaka

Rakhni

Alif Mirjanzai

H A R

Sahan

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Road Chamalang Road Chamalang -- MekhtarMekhtarTotal Length - 76 kmProgress - 47 %

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4 Labour colonies have been

constructed

Electricity to area has been provided

Construction of landing strip is in

process

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Kasa Hills Project

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Locals and Government of

Balochistan have requested

Army’s assistance in extraction

of marble from Kasa Hills in

District Loralai

Case is under consideration at

General Headquarters

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Kasa Hills Project

Medical Facilities

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Medical Facilities

Army medical authorities at Quetta, in collaboration with

Secretary Health Balochistan, establishes frequent free

medical camps in various localities in the province

Free medical treatment is also provided to approx 500 to

1,000 patients of Mekhter and Chamalang per month

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Free med camps for 2 – 3 days are

established in remote areas, where free

medical examination and medicines are

distributed

128 medical camps were established and

approximate 105,187 patients treated since

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Medical Facilities

Medical Relief operations in all recent disasters in

Balochistan including earthquake at Ziarat and flash

floods in Mekran and coastal areas

In recent cyclone PHET Army was in forefront to

provide relief to people of Makran, Gwadar and other

affected area in Balochistan51

Medical Facilities

CMH Quetta is providing improved and uninterrupted

specialized medical facilities to the civilian clientele

Emergency Care. In emergencies, all civilian

patients are managed even during working hours

and given emergency and life saving treatments

free of cost

Victims of Terrorism. Most of these victims are

treated in Emergency at CMH

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Medical Facilities

Mother and Child Health (MCH) Services

Gynecology / Obstetrics OPD 40-50 per day

Gynecology / Obstetrics indoor 10-20 per day

Child OPD 40-50 per day

Child Indoor 15-30 per day

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Medical Facilities

Details of average civilian patients entertained at CMH

Civilian OPD Patients 180 per day

Civilian bed occupancy 50 per day

Critically ill patients managed in intensive care

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Medical Facilities

Extended Program of Immunization (EPI). CMH

Quetta in accordance with EPI Schedules and civil

clientele is being entertained. EPI Programmes are;

o Malaria control Programme

o HIV and AIDS control Programme

o Hepatitis control Programme

o Notification and sharing of info regarding spread

of communicable diseases

o Viral Hemorrhagic Fever

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Medical Facilities

CMH Quetta being a teaching hospital is also playing a

key role in capacity building of health infrastructure in

Balochistan by imparting training to local doctors in

internship and postgraduate training, in liaison with

Secretary Health

The hospital is offering post graduate training facilities in

various specialties like Medicine, Surgery, Anesthesia,

Gynecology / obstetrics, Pediatrics, Radiology, ENT etc56

Medical Facilities

Regular training programmes, seminars and symposia are

held involving the civil doctors concerning various current

and critical issues of healthcare, including disaster

management and updates on various common diseases

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Medical Facilities

Training LEAs

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Civil Police, Training of the Master Trainers of

Blochistan Police was conducted for 150 Trainers in

Year 2009

On the request of GoB, training in Year 2010 is

planned for 300 Master Trainers

Training of 2 batches with intake of 97 Master

Trainers has recently been completed

Training LEAs

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Course

CourseCourse DurationDuration StrengthStrength

First Course Apr - May 2010 100

Second Course Jul - Aug 2010 100

Third Course Sep - Nov 2010 100

Total 300

Training Schedule - Balochistan Police

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Projects Supervised by Army

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Projects Supervised by Army DistrictDistrict Ziarat Development Project Ziarat Development Project

(After Earthquake)(After Earthquake)

Rs 110.35 M by Army (one day’s

pay) for the project

100% Renovation of Quaid’s

Residency completed

Construction of 17 schools, 3 BHUs

and 1 civil dispensary has been

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Dera Bugti Development Project

Rs 230 M provided and monitored by Army since 2007

1500 individuals provided job opportunities

1500 families provided financial asst

Renovation of 31 health facilities

Provision of 458 animal units to needy families (1 Unit = 10 x Goats)

118 students presently studying in Balochistan Public School Sui 63


Kohlu Development Project

Rs 3.3 B earmarked by the Federal Govt in 2006

Project being monitored through FC Balochistan

Aimed at infrastructure uplift of area through const

of 7 roads (307 kms) in progress and 4 roads

completed

3 Electricity and 10 water sup schemes launched

Const of 50 bed hospital and BHU 64


Water and Sanitation System (WSS) / Irrigation SchemesWater and Sanitation System (WSS) / Irrigation Schemes

Projs / SchemesProjs / Schemes ProgressProgress

o Augmentation of WSS Kohlu Town 100% Completed

o WSS Lasezai “

o WSS Naseebabad to Brohi Killi Faiz Muhammad “

o Rehabilitation of WSS Malikzai Kohlu “

o WSS Sahib Khan “

o WSS Barily (Kishari Thal (Maiwand) “65


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Projs by FWOProjs by FWO

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Name of Projs Length in KMs

Const of Peri-Gabd (Pak Iran Border)

Sec of MCHP (N-10) Sec-II

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New Gwadar Intl Airport Package-A

Site Protection Works

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Constr of Gwadar-Pleri-Jiwani Sec of

MCHP

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Name of Projs Length in KMs

Const of Lakh Pass Tunnel Proj on BOT

Basis

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Upgradation, Widening and Constr of

Surab-Basima-Nag-Panjhur-Hoshab Rd Proj

448

Design and Const of Mangi Dam and Water

Conveyance System

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Fauji FoundationFauji Foundation

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Fauji FoundationFauji Foundation

Fauji Foundation has provided following Education

and Medical facilities at Quetta / Balochistan :-

Fauji Foundation Medical Centre - 1

Fauji Foundation Education Schools - 2

Vocational Training Centre -- 1170

THANK YOUTHANK YOU

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Vacancies allotted - 3632

Registered - 6818

Reported - 6047

Selected/Under Training- 3303

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