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The page “Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018”, page 8 (December 2018) mentions the person: “OBITUARIES The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The page “Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018”, page 8 (December 2018) mentions the person: “OBITUARIES The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The page “Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018”, page 8 (December 2018) mentions the person: “OBITUARIES The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
The page “Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018”, page 8 (December 2018) mentions the person: “OBITUARIES The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
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AITCHISON MOURNS PASSING OF MALIK NASIR KHAN Old Boy and former Pakistani hockey player Malik Nasir Khan passed away in Peshawar on Friday 9th November, 2018. The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977. At Aitchison Coll…
OBITUARIES The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977. At Aitchison College, he was awarded a full College Blazer for his excellent performance in Hockey, Football and Athletics. He was a College Prefect and was reci…
He was a College Prefect and was also awarded the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House for the year 1976.
He was a College Prefect and was also awarded the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House for the year 1976.
He was a College Prefect and was recipient of the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House (1976).
awarded the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House for the year 1976
At Aitchison College, he was awarded a full College Blazer for his excellent performance in Hockey, Football and Athletics.
OBITUARIES The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977. At Aitchison College, he was awarded a full College Blazer for his excellent performance in Hockey, Football and Athletics. He was a College Prefect and was reci…
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Old Boy and former Pakistani hockey player Malik Nasir Khan passed away in Peshawar on Friday 9The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977. At Aitchison College, he was awarded a full College Blazer for his excellent perf…
He was a College Prefect and was also awarded the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House for the year 1976.
He was given the title of ‘Golden Stick’ for his brilliant performance.
At Aitchison College, he was awarded a full College Blazer for his excellent performance in Hockey, Football and Athletics.
He was a College Prefect and was also awarded the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House for the year 1976.
At Aitchison College, he was awarded a full College Blazer for his excellent performance in Hockey, Football and Athletics.
He was a College Prefect and was recipient of the Victor-Ludorum Cup for being the best sportsman of Godley House (1976).
He represented Pakistan in the Junior Olympics and played a key role in Pakistan's victory in the 1979 edition of the Junior Hockey World Cup. He was given the title of 'Golden Stick' for his brilliant performance.
Old Boy and former Pakistani hockey player Malik Nasir Khan passed away in Peshawar on Friday 9th November, 2018.
Old Boy and former Pakistani hockey player Malik Nasir Khan passed away in Peshawar on Friday 9th November, 2018.
served as Member of District Council Bannu in 1983 and 1987
He was elected as a Member of NWFP Assembly in 1988 and 1993
He served in the NWFP Cabinet with portfolio of Sports, Tourism and Culture
He started his political career by taking part in Local Bodies Elections and served as Member of District Council Bannu in 1983 and 1987.
He was elected as a Member of NWFP Assembly in 1988 and 1993. He served in the NWFP Cabinet with portfolio of Sports, Tourism and Culture.
He was later elected as a member of National Assembly in 1997.
He started his political career by taking part in Local Bodies Elections and served as Member of District Council Bannu in 1983 and 1987.
He was elected as a Member of NWFP Assembly in 1988 and 1993. He served in the NWFP Cabinet as Minister for Sports, Tourism and Culture.
He was later elected as a member of National Assembly in 1997.
The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.
The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964
The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.
He excelled in all sports and is remembered as a gifted sportsman.
He represented Pakistan in the Junior Olympics and played a key role in Pakistan's victory in the 1979 edition of the Junior Hockey World Cup.
left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977
The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.
left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977
The late Malik Nasir Khan joined Aitchison College in 1964 and left the College after his Intermediate Examination in 1977.
He represented Pakistan in the Junior Olympics
He represented Pakistan in the Junior Olympics and played a key role in Pakistan’s victory in the 1979 edition of the Junior Hockey World Cup.