Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Gujrat 1st May Labout Day Rally


Gujrat 1st May , 2013 Labour Day Rally 

The True Meaning Of May Day

GUEST COLUMN BRICE SMITH

The first of May is International Workers’ Day, a holiday founded to honor the long and bloody struggle of working people throughout the world against their oppressors.
Over the past several weeks, there has been a lot of discussion of the so-called “Free Trade Area of the Americas” and the recent mass civil disobedience in Quebec. One has only to compare the reports of those who were actually there to the corporate media’s carefully crafted accounts or to the dismissive statements issued by the government to realize the stark contrast between reality and what those in power want us to believe.
In light of this climate it is interesting to note that International Workers’ Day is recognized in every industrialized country in the world except the United States and Canada. This fact becomes even more telling when one learns that the connection between May Day and the labor movement began in the 1880s in response to the brutal massacre of workers and labor leaders demonstrating for an eight-hour work day in Chicago. The history and meaning of May Day and the many attempts to wipe it from the popular conscience of Americans seems even more relevant today as we celebrate the first May Day of the new millennium sitting on the cusp of the next great human struggle, namely that between totalitarian trans-national corporations and a globalized work force.
It is important to touch on the events surrounding the history of May Day briefly. In 1884, the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions declared that eight hours would constitute a legal day’s work from and after May 1, 1886. When workers went on strike at the McCormick Reaper Works Factory in Chicago on May 3, 1886, police fired into the peacefully assembled crowd, killing four and wounding many others. The anarchists, who had been integral in the eight-hour movement, called for a mass rally the next day in Haymarket Square to protest this brutality. The rally proceeded peacefully until the end when 180 police officers entered the square and ordered the crowd to disperse. At that point, someone threw a bomb, killing one police officer and wounding 70 others. The police responded by firing into the crowd, killing one and injuring many others.
The violence at Haymarket was used as an excuse to try to destroy the progressive labor movement in Chicago. Eight of the city’s most active anarchists were charged with conspiracy to commit murder even though only one even present at the meeting was on the speakers’ platform. All eight were found guilty and sentenced to death, despite a lack of evidence connecting them to the person who threw the bomb. Four were hanged on November 11, 1887, Louis Lingg committed suicide in prison, and the remaining three were finally pardoned in 1893. Lucy Parsons, the widow of Albert Parsons, traveled the world urging workers to celebrate May Day and to remember the events of Haymarket and the subsequent government-sponsored murder of those fighting for the rights of all workers. Instead of destroying the anarchist movement, these events served to strengthen the movement, spawning other radical organizations, including the Industrial Workers of the World.
Over time, May Day grew to become an important day for organizing and unifying the international struggle of workers. In this country, however, every effort was made to prevent the working class from seizing this day as their own. The first serious attempt to undermine May Day occurred in the wake of the violence surrounding the end of the Pullman strike. In 1894 President Grover Cleveland declared the strike of Pullman workers a federal crime and deployed 12,000 troops to break the strike. When the violence ended, Eugene Debs was in prison, the American Railway Union was disbanded, and Pullman employees had to sign a pledge that they would never again try to unionize. Protests against Cleveland’s use of force were met with legislation establishing a Labor Day in September being rushed through Congress and signed into law just six days after federal troops broke the Pullman strike. This attempt at appeasement helped to diminish May Day in this country, but not eliminate it.
More than half a century later, as the Cold War developed between the United States and the Soviet Union, May Day once again entered the national conscience. This time, it was portrayed by those in power as a Communist holiday founded on nothing but “anti-American” propaganda. In 1949, the Americanism Department of the VFW began a campaign to have May 1 designated as Loyalty Day. This was an organization whose founding statement included such principles as:
“We accept as a basis for action that Communists -- whatever they profess at any given moment -- are seeking by any and all means to subvert and destroy our ideals and national security ... We recognize that one of the greatest needs in our country today is education against Communism.”
Their goal was achieved in 1958 when Congress adopted Public Law 529 designating May 1 as Loyalty Day. Each year, on this day first set aside to honor those who gave their lives fighting the system of greed that would work entire families to death in the name of profit, we are told by our government that it is a day to reaffirm our loyalty to that very same system. Not satisfied with perverting a day of international worker solidarity into a nativist anti-Communist farce, in 1958 President Dwight D. Eisenhower carried out the wishes of Charles S. Rhyne, a Washington attorney and head of the American Bar Association, and established Law Day USA. In 1961 a joint resolution of Congress designated May 1 as the official day for celebrating Law Day USA. To this day, our government calls upon us to come together on this of all days to celebrate the same legal system that has locked away over two million of its own citizens, that has legalized state-sanctioned lynching of minorities, and that has locked away those peacefully trying to assert their First Amendment rights, to name a few of its many sins.
If this bizarre and at times downright absurd series of actions were to happen in any piece of fiction, we would discount it out of hand. It is truly a testament to the power of the mass media and our educational system for disseminating propaganda that tomorrow when you watch TV or read a paper, if anything, you will likely find more stories about the Loyalty Day parades and Law Day lectures occurring today than you will about the mass uprisings of workers around the world, and right here in Boston, who will no longer remain silent. In memory of the true heroes who were murdered by our own government while fighting for the rights we all enjoy today, it is our duty to stand up now and to fight for all of those who will follow us. That, I believe, is the true meaning of May Day.





Thursday, April 18, 2013

District Gujrat Election Details of All Constituencies


There are total 1,581,402 registered voters (882,948 men and 698,454 women) in District Gujrat. According to the number of voters, Gujrat is one of the big districts of Punjab; Gujrat is on 10th position out of total 36 districts of Punjab province. Politicians of Gujrat has also influence on national and provincial level politics.

Election Details of District Gujrat
Election Details of District Gujrat

There are total 4 seats of District Gujrat in national assembly while 8 seats in provincial assembly. Below is given details of each constituency of Gujrat; number of registered voters, localities and names of most popular candidates of that region.

Constituencies of National Assembly in District Gujrat

NA-104 (Gujrat-I)

No. of registered voters = 303985
Areas in NA-104 includes Jalalpur Jattan, Daulat Nagar, Machhiwal, Makiana, Fatehpur, Hajiwala, Chechi, Karriwanwala, Tanda, Piroshah, Surkhpur, Barrilla and other villages near Chennab river etc.

NA-105 (Gujrat-II)

No. of registered voters = 291505
This constituency includes Gujrat Municipality, Kunjah, Shadiwal, Madina, Gakhra, Mangowal, Keeranwala, Jheuranwali, Goleki, Khojianwali, Langay and other villages in this area.

NA-106 (Gujrat-III)

No. of registered voters = 319747
Lala Musa, Dinga, Jaura, Deona, Majra, Warrainchanwala, Chakori, Bagrianwal, Machiana, Sadhoke, Marala, Kharian Cantt, Adhowal, Bazurgwal etc came under this constituency of national assembly.

NA-107 (Gujrat-IV)

No. of registered voters = 308463
Kharian, Sarai alamgir, Kotla Arab Ali Khan, Sabour, Village Bhalwal, Thutta Rai Bahadur, Langrial, Ladian and some villages along river Jhelum are part of this constituency of the district Gujrat.


Constituencies of Punjab Assembly in District Gujrat

PP-108 (Gujrat-I)

No. of registered voters = 150269

Jalalpur, Karianwala, Hajiwala, Tanda and Surkhpur etc forms this provincial constituency.


PP-109 (Gujrat-II)

No. of registered voters = 153716

Jalalpur Jattan, Daulat Nagar, Fatehpur etc forms PP-109.


PP-110 (Gujrat-III)

No. of registered voters = 150599

PP-110 consists of Kunjah, Shadiwal, Qanungo Halqas 1 and 2 of Gijrat Tehsil, Majra, Hariwala, Goleki, Langay etc.


PP-111 (Gujrat-IV)

No. of registered voters = 140906

This is the most important constituency of Gujrat District as it is located in city area of Gujrat.


PP-112 (Gujrat-V)

No. of registered voters = 153702

Lalamusa, Chokar Kalan, Deona, Majra, Chak Pindi are in PP-112.


PP-113 (Gujrat-VI)

No. of registered voters = 166045

Dinga, Jaura and Bagrianwala etc included in this halqa. 


PP-114 (Gujrat-VII)

No. of registered voters = 168395

Halqa PP-114 is formed by Sarai Alamgir, Dhuni, Dhoria, Murrarrian etc.


PP-115 (Gujrat-VIII)

No. of registered voters = 140068
Following localities are in this constituency; Kharian, Kharian Cantt, Gotriala, Cherraula etc

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Monday, November 5, 2012

Affiliated Girls Schools in Gujrat District

Affiliated Girls Schools in Gujrat District
Sr#   School Name
1   AISHA SIDDIQA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, BHURCHH BASOHA (GUJRAT)
2   AKHTAR PUBLIC MODEL HIGH SCHOOL JALAL PUR SOBTIAN
3   ALIGARH MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, LALAMUSA (GURAT)
4   ALIGRAH GRAMMAR HIGH SCHOOL, JALAL PUR JATTAN (GUJRAT)
5   BEACON HOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM (FOR GIRLS), GUJRAT
6   BEACON HOUSE SCHOOL SYSTEM (GIRLS BRANCH), KHARIAN (GUJRAT)
7   BILAL GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL SEHNA (GUJRAT)
8   BRIGHT STAR MODEL SCHOOL DEONA MANDI (GUJRAT)
9   BRITISH STANDARD GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MANDAHAR (GUJRAT)
10   C.B.A. MODEL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GIRLS, JANDALA (GUJRAT)
11   CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF PAKISTAN, GUJRAT
12   CAPITAL SCIENCE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, LALA MUSA (GUJRAT)
13   CATHEDRAL SCHOOL AFFILIATED WITH B.I.S.E. GRW MEHMDA ROAD, GUJRAT
14   CATHEDRAL SCHOOL AFFILIATED WITH B.I.S.E. GRW. JALAL PUR JATTAN.
15   CITY PUBLIC (GIRLS) HIGH SCHOOL G.T. ROAD KHARIAN JANDANWALA (GUJRAT)
16   CIVIL PILOT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GUJRAT
17   COMMUNITY GIRLS MODEL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, FATEHPUR (GUJRAT)
18   COMMUNITY GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL, CHOPALA (GUJRAT)
19   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, BARILA SHARIF (GUJRAT)
20   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, BEGA (GUJRAT)
21   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, BEHLOL PUR (GUJRAT)
22   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, CHAK MEHMAND TEH. KHARIAN(GUJRAT)
23   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, DOGA (GUJRAT)
24   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, GANDARA KALAN (GUJRAT)
25   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, BEHLPUR (GUJRAT)
26   COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, KASSOKI (GUJRAT)
27   COMMUNITY MODEL HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GOTERIALA (GUJRAT)
28   COMMUNITY MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, ALAM GARH (GUJRAT)
29   COMMUNITY MODEL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GULIANA (GUJRAT)
30   COMMUNITY MODEL SECONDARY SCHOOL, SAMMAN PINDI (GUJRAT)
31   COUNTY PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS JINNAH ROAD, GUJRAT
32   DAR-E-ARQAM MODEL HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GUJRAT
33   FAISAL MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SARGODHA ROAD GUJRAT
34   FAUJI FOUNDATION MODEL SCHOOL (FOR GIRLS) GUJRAT
35   GHAZALI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SADKAL KHARIAN (GUJRAT)
36   GOVT. COMMUNITY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KOTLI BHAGWAN DISTT. GUJRAT
37   GOVT. COMMUNITY GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, LORAN (GUJRAT)
38   GOVT. COMMUNITY GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, FEROZABAD GUJRAT
39   GOVT. COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, MACHHIANA (GUJRAT)
40   GOVT. COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, NAGRIANWALA (GUJRAT)
41   GOVT. COMMUNITY MODEL GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL GOLEKI (GUJRAT)
42   GOVT. DABEERISTAN FATIMA TAZ ZAHRA GIRLS SCHOOL GUJRAT
43   GOVT. GIRLS C. P. P. HIGH SCHOOL, BHURCH (GUJRAT)
44   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL AJNALA (GUJRAT)
45   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BHADDAR (GUJRAT)
46   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BHAG NAGAR (GUJRAT)
47   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BHAGOWAL KALAN (GUJRAT)
48   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BHAGWAL (GUJRAT)
49   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BULANI (GUJRAT)
50   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL CHAK KAMALA (GUJRAT)
51   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL CHANNAN (GUJRAT)
52   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DAK CHIBBAN (GUJRAT)
53   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DAULAT NAGAR (GUJRAT)
54   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DEONA (GUJRAT)
55   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DHORIA (GUJRAT)
56   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DINGA (GUJRAT)
57   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DOGHA (KHARIAN GUJRAT)
58   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GOLEKI (GUJRAT)
59   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL HAJIWALA (GUJRAT)
60   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL IKHLAS GARH (GUJRAT)
61   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JALAL PUR JATTAN (GUJRAT)
62   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JAURA KARNANA (GUJRAT)
63   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JHEURANWALI (GUJRAT)
64   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KARIANWALA (GUJRAT)
65   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KATHALA CHANAB GUJRAT
66   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KEERANWALA SYEDAN (GUJRAT)
67   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KHAMBI (GUJRAT)
68   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KHOHAR (GUJRAT)
69   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KUNJAH (GUJRAT)
70   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LAKHANWAL (GUJRAT)
71   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LANGAY (GUJRAT)
72   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LANGRIAL (GUJRAT)
73   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MACHHIWAL (GUJRAT)
74   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MALIK PUR CHARAH (GUJRAT)
75   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MANGLIA (GUJRAT)
76   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MANGOWAL GHARBI (GUJRAT)
77   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MOHRI SHARIF (GUJRAT)
78   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MOIN UD DIN PUR (GUJRAT)
79   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL NO. 1 KHARIAN (GUJRAT)
80   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL NO.2, KHARIAN (GUJRAT)
81   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PANJAN KISSANA (GUJRAT)
82   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PINDI HASHIM (GUJRAT)
83   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PINDI SULTAN PUR (GUJRAT)
84   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL PURAN (GUJRAT)
85   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SABOWAL (GUJRAT)
86   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SARAI ALAMGIR (GUJRAT)
87   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SAROKI (GUJRAT)
88   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SARYIA (GUJRAT)
89   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SEHNA (GUJRAT)
90   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SHADIWAL (GUJRAT)
91   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SHAKREELA (GUJRAT)
92   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SIDH (GUJRAT)
93   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SOHAL KHURD (GUJRAT)
94   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SOOK KALAN (GUJRAT)
95   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL TANDA (GUJRAT)
96   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL THATTA MUSA (GUJRAT)
97   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL THUTHA RAI BAHADUR (GUJRAT)
98   GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, GHATTLIAN KALAN (SIALKOT)
99   GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KHARIAN (GUJRAT)
100   GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KOTLA ARAB ALI KHAN (GUJRAT)
101   GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SARAI ALAMGIR (GUJRAT)
102   GOVT. GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, NINDOWAL (GUJRAT)
103   GOVT. GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
104   GOVT. ISLAMIA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JALAL PUR JATTAN (GUJRAT)
105   GOVT. ISLAMIA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL KUNJAH (GUJRAT)
106   GOVT. ISLAMIA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MADINA (GUJRAT)
107   GOVT. JAVAID GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, GUJRAT
108   GOVT. KAMLIWALA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
109   GOVT. M.B. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LALAMUSA (GUJRAT)
110   GOVT. MISS FATIMA JINNAH M.B. GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, GUJRAT
111   GOVT. MISS FEROZE UD DIN ISLAMIA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
112   GOVT. MISSION GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, GUJRAT
113   GOVT. MUNICIPAL SIR SYED GIRLS SCHOOL LALAMUSA (GUJRAT)
114   GOVT. MUSLIM PARDA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
115   GOVT. S. B. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, GUJRAT
116   GOVT. SHAH HUSSAIN GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
117   GOVT. SHAMIM GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL LALAMUSA (GUJRAT)
118   GOVT. WAZIR KHAN GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BAZURGWAL (GUJRAT)
119   GRAMMAR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JALALPUR ROAD GUJRAT
120   HAIDER MODEL PUBLIC SCHOOL EIDGAH G.T. ROAD GUJRAT
121   HUSSAIN GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL BHAGOWAL KALAN (GUJRAT)
122   HUSSAIN GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, BHAGOWAL KALAN (GUJRAT)
123   ISLAMIC MODEL HIGH SCHOOL DINGA (GUJRAT)
124   JAMIA GHOSIA NAEEMIA SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GUJRAT
125   JINNAH PUBLIC SCHOOL (FOR GIRLS) HAFIZ HAYAT ROAD GUJRAT
126   KIDS BEACON GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JAIL ROAD GUJRAT
127   KIDS GALAXY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GUJRAT
128   KINZA HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL (GIRLS), LALAMUSA (GUJRAT)
129   LINC SCHOOL SYSTEM (GIRLS) LALAMUSA (GUJRAT)
130   MADAR-E-MILLAT FATIMA JINNAH GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, KOTLA ARAB ALI KHAN
131   MASUD UNIVERSAL MODEL SCHOOL RANG PURA NAZ STREET, GUJRAT
132   MISS FARIDA SHEIKH MODEL HIGH SCHOOL, GUJRAT
133   MOUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL QAMMER SIALVI ROAD GUJRAT
134   MUNICIPAL MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL JALAL PUR JATTAN (GUJRAT)
135   MUNICIPAL MODEL HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
136   NATIONAL PUBLIC MODEL SCHOOL (FOR GIRLS) AMANA ABAD (TERO CHAK), KHARIAN (GUJRAT
137   NEW NAVEED-E-SAHAR GIRLS MODEL SCHOOL EID GEH ROAD, LALAMUSA (GUJRAT)
138   OPF PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GUJRAT
139   PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL, GUJRAT
140   PAKISTAN QUALITY PUBLIC HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GIRLS DINGA (GUJRAT)
141   PAKISTAN SCHOOL OF SCIENCES FOR GIRLS, KALRA KALAN (GUJRAT)
142   PROGRESSIVE PUBLIC SCHOOL, KUNJAH (GUJRAT)
143   PUBLIC MODEL HIGH SCHOOL RAILWAY ROAD GUJRAT
144   PUNJAB PUBLIC GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KALRA KALAN, GUJRAT
145   QUAID GRAMMER GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SOOK KALAN (GUJRAT)
146   QUAID-E-MILLAT MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, SERAI ALAMGIR (GUJRAT)
147   REHMAT KHAN MEMORIAL MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL DHEERKEY KALAN (GUJRAT)
148   ROOTS FOUNDATION HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
149   SAINT FRANCIS EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL (FOR GIRLS), SARAI ALAMGIR (GUJRAT)
150   SAINT MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL POLICE LINE GUJRAT
151   SAYYAM GIRLS COLLEGE JALAL PUR SOBTIAN (GUJRAT)
152   SHADMAN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL SHADMAN COLONY, GUJRAT
153   SHAUKAT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL O/S SHAH FAISAL GATE, GUJRAT
154   SHAUKAT MODEL HIGH SCHOOL NO. 1 OUTSIDE SHAH FAISAL GATE, GUJRAT
155   SIDRA MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
156   SIR FAZAL ALI GIRLS MODEL HIGH SCHOOL GUJRAT
157   SIR SYED GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SHAH HUSSAIN ROAD, GUJRAT
158   THE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS LALAMUSA
159   THE CHENAB SCHOOL OF SCIENCES FOR GIRLS KHALID ABAD GUJRAT
160   THE EDUCATORS BARA DARI CAMPUS, GUJRAT
161   THE LAUREL HOUSE, KHOJA (GUJRAT)
162   VEGA SCHOOL SYSTEM, DINGA (GUJRAT)
163   WEBSTERS INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL SARDAR PURA, GUJRAT
164   WISDOM HOUSE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL CHANNAN (GUJRAT)
165   WORKERS WELFARE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, BHIMBER ROAD, GUJRAT

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