1. Pakistan Institute of Engg. and Applied Sciences, Islamabad PIEAS aims at exploiting the best aspects of quality in order to improve its students' learning experience, enhance the quality of its research and scholarship, serve the community to the best of our ability and improve its efficiency so it is better prepared to meet the current and future demands of working in higher education.

Summers in Pakistan are marked by intense heat, humidity and a never ending supply of sunlight that brings about the same feeling which you get right before the start of your exams; frustration, despair and anxiety. Add to that, prolonged periods of load shedding and you have every reason to wish to be anywhere but HERE! But let`s face it, not everyone has the resources to make a three month long trip to Europe or even a few weeks up north in Pakistan so it`s better to be prepared than to despair isn’t it?

  Dear John, yet another adaptation of one of Nicholas Spark`s novels has all the ingredients of a romantic tearjerker; love, loss and separation. The story revolves around a star crossed couple, college student Savannah (Amanda Seyfried) and Special Forces soldier John (Channing Tatum) who meet on a South Carolina beach in early 2001 and fall head over heels in love. They promise to write regularly, until John returns in a year.

It is almost impossible to find a solid piece of well-acted, inspirational entertainment nowadays, owing to the bombardment of trite high school flicks and predictable thrillers and so The Blind Side is like a breath of fresh air. Based on the book The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game by Michael Lewis, the movie at some levels, is typical ,as far as the main plot goes. The Blind Side depicts the remarkable true story of Michael Oher, a homeless African-American youngster from a broken home, taken in by the Touhys, an affluent white family who help him fulfill his potential.

Formed in 2009, HellBox productions started off with organizing minor events but it surfaced as a big production house in August with the launch of its “Ishq with a Twist” and following this came a chain of successful events by this house that allowed it to get the name it has today.

The name Kinnaird comes from a titled family of Scotland which was involved in social and missionary work under the supervision of the Presbyterian Church. Lord Kinnaird donated funds from his personal fortune to construct this college.