Showing posts with label SukkurNews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SukkurNews. Show all posts

Sunday, April 7, 2024

Tracing the Evolution of Banking in Sukkur: From Bambi to NBP

 Sukkur's banking history began with the establishment of Bambi Bank on January 27th, which later became known as the Imperial Bank of India. Initially operating from a leased property owned by Saith Memon near the SSP residence and the former Powerhouse, the bank eventually relocated across from St. Mary’s High School into a modest limestone-plastered building. President location is Wapda Customer’s care 

Illustration of Sukkur’s banking evolution, featuring iconic buildings and symbols representing the transition from Bambi Bank to the National Bank of Pakistan

During the British Raj, an attempted heist involving a tunnel dug towards the bank was foiled, and the culprits were apprehended. Following the partition, the institution was rebranded as the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP), which was officially formed in 1949. In recent decades, a new, elegant edifice for the NBP was constructed at the same location, housing the main branch on the ground floor and the State Bank of Pakistan on the upper level.


Prior to Pakistan's independence, Sukkur was home to several other banks. The Arabian Cooperative Bank was founded in 1921 opposite Lux Park, while the Punjab National Bank and the Central Bank both opened their doors in 1935 along Bandar Road. The Sindh Provisional Cooperative Bank Ltd started operations in 1938 on Frere Road. These institutions, along with the local branch of the Imperial Bank of India, which had connections to John Maynard Keynes' work on Indian currency and finance, have since ceased operations or been closed.


  1. Sukkur banking evolution
  2. Historical banks of Sukkur
  3. Bambi Bank history
  4. Imperial Bank of India Sukkur
  5. National Bank of Pakistan inception
  6. British Raj bank heist Sukkur
  7. Sukkur’s pre-partition financial institutions
  8. Arabian Cooperative Bank 1921
  9. Punjab National Bank Sukkur
  10. Central Bank Bandar Road
  11. Sindh Provisional Cooperative Bank Ltd
  12. Imperial Bank currency finance
  13. John Maynard Keynes banking
  14. Banking sector transformation Sukkur
  15. NBP new building Sukkur






Sunday, February 25, 2024

Understanding the Recent Political Protests in Pakistan

In recent news, there have been protests against the government of Pakistan led by various political parties. These protests have sparked debates and discussions among the people regarding the legitimacy and intentions behind such actions. Let's delve into the details of these protests and try to understand the underlying issues that have led to such unrest.

The Allegations and Counterclaims

One of the main allegations put forth by the protesting parties is the claim of electoral fraud and misconduct by the ruling party. They argue that the ruling party has engaged in corrupt practices to manipulate election results in their favor. On the other hand, the government officials have refuted these claims and stated that the protests are merely attempts to undermine the authority of the elected government.

The Role of the Supreme Court

Amidst these protests, the role of the Supreme Court of Pakistan has also come under scrutiny. The protesters have demanded justice and fair treatment from the court, while the government has accused the court of bias and unfair judgments against them. It is crucial to uphold the principles of justice and fairness in all legal proceedings to maintain the integrity of the judicial system.

The Importance of Peaceful Protests

While protests are a fundamental right in a democratic society, it is essential to conduct them peacefully and within the boundaries of the law. Resorting to violence or disruption of public order only undermines the legitimacy of the protest and detracts from the actual issues at hand. It is crucial for both the protesters and the authorities to engage in constructive dialogue and find peaceful solutions to address grievances.

Conclusion

In conclusion, political protests are an integral part of a functioning democracy, but they must be carried out responsibly and in accordance with the law. It is essential for all parties involved to respect the rule of law and work towards resolving conflicts through peaceful means. By fostering open communication and mutual understanding, we can create a more harmonious and inclusive society for all citizens.


 Protests in Karachi: Opposition Parties Demand Re-Election After Alleged Rigging

  • Introduction: Give some background on the February 8 general elections in Pakistan, and the allegations of rigging by the opposition parties, especially in Karachi. Mention the main parties involved, such as PTI, JI, GDA, and MQM-P.
  • Body: Describe the protests that took place in Karachi on February 24 and 25, and the clashes with the police. Use quotes and statistics from the news sources
  • Highlight the main demands of the protesters, such as re-election, resignation of the Sindh government, and implementation of the Local Government Amendment Bill. Also mention the reactions of the federal government and the ruling PPP.
  • Conclusion: Summarize the main points of the article, and discuss the implications of the protests for the political stability and democracy in Pakistan. Provide some context on the history of electoral disputes and violence in Karachi, and the challenges faced by the city.

Source: Media 

Note: A large rally is coming to Karachi from all over Sindh.

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Wednesday, January 31, 2024

How NICVD and Sindh Government are Providing Free Cardiac Services in Sukkur

A photo of a hospital building with a sign that says NICVD Sukkur and a Pakistani flag on top.

The people of Sukkur and nearby areas can now access quality heart care at the newly inaugurated NICVD Centre in Sukkur. This is the fifth and the second largest NICVD Centre in Sindh, established in collaboration with the Sindh government. The 300-bed facility offers free-of-cost services, including 24/7 cardiac emergency, adult and paediatric cardiology, interventional cardiology, out-patient and in-patient services, and cardiovascular surgeries. The NICVD Centre in Sukkur is equipped with modern technology and staffed by experienced cardiologists, surgeons, nurses, and technicians. This is a remarkable achievement for NICVD and the Sindh government, who are committed to providing the best cardiac care to the people of Sindh.

A new stroke treatment facility has been launched at NICVD Hospital in Sukkur. This is a great news for the people living in and around the city. We pray to Allah for our safety and well-being. In case of a stroke emergency, we urge everyone to seek prompt medical attention at NICVD Hospital, Sukkur, where the best doctors are available. 

If you want to get in touch with NICVD, you can find their contact details below. NICVD is the leading cardiac care institute in Pakistan, offering free and quality services to patients with heart diseases. NICVD has five centres across Sindh, including the second largest one in Sukkur. You can reach them by phone, email, or visit their website for more information. You can also send them a message using the online form on their contact page.

Contact Details of NICVD

  • Address: Rafiqui (H.J.) Shaheed Road, Karachi- 75510, Pakistan
  • Phone: +92-21-99201271-5
  • Fax: +92-21-99201287
  • Website: NICVD.ORG
  • Email: info@nicvd.org #NICVD #SukkurCity #StrokeAwareness #MedicalFacility