Government of Pakistan Cabinet Secretariat File, Military Training Syllabus, and Correspondence

Sub title : Letter from Miss Fatima Jinnah to Mr. Masud regarding a film

Subject: Government of Pakistan | Cabinet Secretariat | Military training | Cadet institution | Academic curriculum

Date of publication: 1952

Language: English

Page: 103 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28749

Keyword: Government of Pakistan -- Cabinet Secretariat | Military training syllabus -- Talibang Institution -- Daily programme -- PT drill -- Extra English -- Character building -- KRIE grading | Central Institute for the Deaf -- Miss Fatima Jinnah -- Government College Montgomery -- The Gazette

Abstract: A Government of Pakistan Cabinet Secretariat file cover (Page1) is followed by a detailed daily programme for a military/cadet institution (likely Talibang Institution) covering the term October 15, 1952 – March 31, 1952, with timings for prayers, PT/drill, academic classes, science practicals, games, debates, dramatics, Quranic broadcasts, and lights out. A training syllabus outlines “social subjects” including drill, PT, games, moral training, extra English, general knowledge, and character-building through lectures, discussions, and model exercises. It also describes methods of tutorial work (lecturettes, discussions, writing exercises), grading based on KRIE (Factor, Handling, Imagination, Expression), and the alignment of tutorial groups. A letter from the Central Institute for the Deaf, Lahore (Principal S.A. Makhdum) invites Miss Fatima Jinnah to visit the expanded institute.

Description: This file contains a Government of Pakistan file cover, a detailed military-style daily schedule and training syllabus for a cadet institution, an invitation letter to Miss Fatima Jinnah from the Central Institute for the Deaf, Lahore, a college newsletter announcing her visit to Government College, Montgomery, with a welcome address, and a brief thank-you note from Miss Jinnah. The materials illustrate aspects of Pakistan’s educational and military training systems in 1952, as well as Miss Fatima Jinnah’s engagements with educational institutions and social welfare organizations. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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