Correspondence to Miss Fatima Jinnah including a medical certificate, a request for residential accommodation and pan cultivation

Sub title : Letters from the Central Government Dispensary, M.A. Baig of Radio Pakistan and the Food and Agriculture Council

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Medical Certificate | Residential Accommodation | Karachi Port Trust

Date of publication: 1948

Language: English

Page: 20 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29451

Keyword: Sialkot Cantonment Board -- Fatima Jinnah -- Medical Certificate -- Correspondence | Fatima Jinnah -- Residential Accommodation -- Requests -- Correspondence | Fatima Jinnah -- Pan Cultivation -- Correspondence | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- Medical Certificate | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- Residential Accommodation | Correspondence -- Fatima Jinnah -- Pan Cultivation

Abstract: A medical certificate dated December 7, 1948, certifies that Mrs. Mohd Ahmed is full-term pregnant. M.A. Baig, a Clerk at Radio Pakistan, writes on December 7, 1948, requesting residential accommodation due to his wife's pregnancy and his lack of housing. The Karachi Port Trust writes on June 14, 1950, requesting permission to name a pilot boat "Fatima Jinnah," which she declines on September 22, 1950. A follow-up letter from the Port Trust on September 2, 1950, provides details about the other boat being named "Umaima" and renews the request. S.M. Huda, Director of Commercial Intelligence, writes on December 27, 1951, sending publications on trade and commerce in Pakistan.

Description: A medical certificate from the Central Government Dispensary, Karachi, dated December 7, 1948, certifies Mrs. Mohd Ahmed's full-term pregnancy. M.A. Baig, Clerk Grade 'B' at Radio Pakistan, writes on December 7, 1948, to the Estate Officer, Karachi, requesting residential accommodation for his family due to his wife's pregnancy, forwarding copies to various officials including Miss Fatima Jinnah. The Karachi Port Trust writes on June 14, 1950, requesting permission to name a pilot boat "Fatima Jinnah," which she declines on September 22, 1950. A follow-up letter dated September 2, 1950, informs her that the other boat will be named "Umaima" and renews the request for her permission. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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