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Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School: Student List, Receipts, and Financial Records |

Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School: Student List, Receipts, and Financial Records

Sub title : Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School, Karachi, acknowledging sums received via cheque from individuals

Subject: Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School | Student list | Adult education | Receipts | Cheque payments

Date of publication: 1960

Language: English

Page: 39 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 28850

Keyword: Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School -- Student list -- Adult education -- Receipts -- Cheque payments -- Salaries -- School expenses -- Karachi

Abstract: This file contains a student list from Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School (located behind K.M.C. Ali Dina Ali Mohd Road, Karachi) showing 26 pupils categorized into adult learners (11 pupils with highest average, 8 with small average), 5 pupils for unspecified levels, 2 for intermediate exams, 2 for general education, and 5 for post-16 mathematics qualifications. A separate page contains Persian/Urdu script (likely unrelated). Multiple receipt forms (Nos. 2, 3, 5, 18, 19, 20, 38) dated between 1960 and 1963 acknowledge sums received via cheques from individuals (Mr. Jalal-ul-Hasan, Mr. Jalal-ul-Jinnah, Miss Fatima Jinnah, etc.) for salaries, expenses, and other purposes.

Description: This file contains handwritten records from Taleem Gah-e-Niswan Girls School in Karachi (1960–1963). A student list details 26 pupils across different educational categories, including adult learners, intermediate candidates, and post-16 mathematics students. Multiple receipt slips record cheque payments for salaries and other expenses, ranging from Rs. 44 to Rs. 1,093, signed by school officials. A page in Persian/Urdu script is also included. The documents provide insight into the school’s student body and financial operations. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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