?–2022 · at the College 1947–1956 · Kelly House
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Remembrance of Raza Kuli Khan Khattak By kind favour of Mr. Mueen Afzal (1958) Raza Kuli Khan Khattak: a distinguished Aitchisonian of the Forties and Fifties. My dear friend Raza Kuli Khan, as he was known at school, died after a short illness in a Peshawar hospital on the evening of 18th March, 20…
Remembrance of Raza Kuli Khan Khattak By kind favour of Mr. Mueen Afzal (1958) Raza Kuli Khan Khattak: a distinguished Aitchisonian of the Forties and Fifties. My dear friend Raza Kuli Khan, as he was known at school, died after a short illness in a Peshawar hospital on the evening of 18th March, 20…
By the time he was in his last year in HSC-2 in 1956, his achievements were considerable: he was a house prefect, and although he narrowly missed winning the Full School blazer, he had adequately established his excellence in riding, swimming, athletics (high jump) and tennis.
He would have earned a Half Blue at polo as well but, during his three years at Oxford, the University was unable to raise a full team for the annual match against Cambridge.
Later, he was to be a Director, at various points of time, in about a dozen of the family businesses, as diverse as textiles, automobiles, insurance and tyres.
He was also in the school Riding Team, for which he wrote the club’s annual report, typically complimenting Risaldar Wazir Ahmed for his ‘hard work and coaching.’ By the time he was in his last year in HSC-2 in 1956, his achievements were considerable: he was a house prefect, and although he narrowl…
VALE RAZA KULI KHAN KHATTAK Aitchison College mourns the passing of one of its great figures, Mr. Raza Kuli Khan Khattak, MA (Oxon) and Brasenose College Oxford from where he graduated with honours in 1961. He subsequently joined his father in the Family Business and was the Chairman of ‘Bibojee/ Ge…
house after them, as they enabled him to attend Aitchison. His deep passion for his Alma Mater reflects in the way he talks about his life at Aitchison. Here he • Syed Iftikhar Ali Bokhari (Late) • Raza Kuli Khan Khattak (Late) • Sardar Omer Khan Leghari (Late) Remembering: • Monnoo House • Shir…
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31 March, 2022 Ground Breaking Ceremony for Monnoo Boarding House 24 March, 2022 Pakistan Day Flag Hoisting Ceremony 22 March, 2022 UNDER 16 CRICKETERS WIN IMPORTANT FINAL IN CPCA CHAMPIONSHIP 19 March, 2022 VALE RAZA KULI KHAN KHATTAK 14 March, 2022 136th FOUNDERS' DAY 2022 12 March, 2022 Annual Le…
Omer Khan attended Aitchison College from 1943 to 1950, and was Godleyite...My dear friend Raza Kuli Khan, as he was known at school, died after a short illness in a Peshawar hospital on the evening of 18th March, 2022. I attended his funeral on the 19th, as did numerous family members, friends and …
The French Embassy appointed him as their Honorary Consul in Peshawar
For The Aitchisonian for 1956 he wrote the annual reports for both riding and swimming, as well as the annual House Report for Kelly House.
He contributed a remarkable essay on ‘The Horse’, inter alia pointing out that the origin of the horse went back to pre-historic times
In 1952, he shared the Class Prize for M-1 with Abdus Sattar.
The sporting skills which had been honed at Aitchison enabled him to earn a Half Blue for Oxford University in Modern Pentathlon.
was duly honoured by the President of France with the award of the rank of a Chevalier of France
At Oxford he obtained his Honours Degree in Philosophy, Political Science and Economics.
Aitchison College mourns the passing of one of its great figures, Mr. Raza Kuli Khan Khattak, MA (Oxon) and Brasenose College Oxford from where he graduated with honours in 1961.
In my experience he was the least snobby person I ever came across.
What he did inherit were the Pashtun values of equality for all as well as humility, along with a sense of defiance.
Raza Kuli Khan was one of a select products of Aitchison who embodied the unique vision of a quality ‘All Rounder’ in the Gwynn/Z.A. Shah mould.
He was hard working, aspiring always for excellence in whatever he engaged in, resolute in standing up for the under-dog, always struggling to distinguish right from wrong and never discriminating in favour of an individual in the light of his or her wealth or position.
He showed the compassionate and fraternal aspects of his personality in gently suggesting how a Pakistani could settle down and benefit from an Oxford education.
He recalled that he owed his personality and successes at university to what he learnt of morality, in the days of Principal Gwynn, while he was growing up at Leslie Jones House.
He lived up to a high moral code which he had, in a sense, constructed for himself on the basis of his Pashtun background and his upbringing at Aitchison College.
Although, as the scion of one of the most wealthy and influential families of the NWFP he inherited everything that could legitimately have made him into a snob.
My dear friend Raza Kuli Khan, as he was known at school, died after a short illness in a Peshawar hospital on the evening of 18th March, 2022.
My dear friend Raza Kuli Khan, as he was known at school, died after a short illness in a Peshawar hospital on the evening of 18th March, 2022.
After passing his HSC examinations, Raza Kuli went to The Govt. College, Lahore, for his graduation.
From there he went on to Oxford University, joining Brasenose College, in October, 1958.
On his return from England, where he had also read for the Bar at Gray’s Inn, he sat for the CSS examination.
Raza joined Aitchison in 1947, a traumatic year in the history of our school.
Aitchison College mourns the passing of one of its great figures, Mr. Raza Kuli Khan Khattak, MA (Oxon) and Brasenose College Oxford from where he graduated with honours in 1961.
Raza Kuli went to The Govt. College, Lahore, for his graduation.
At Oxford he obtained his Honours Degree in Philosophy, Political Science and Economics.
where he had also read for the Bar at Gray's Inn
He was a student of the College from 1947 to 1956, where he excelled as a scholar and sportsman.
In 1964, he was offered the Police Service but declined.
In 1964, he was offered the Police Service but declined.
was a very active farmer at his family farm in Haroonabad
Raza joined Aitchison in 1947, a traumatic year in the history of our school.
Later, he was to be a Director, at various points of time, in about a dozen of the family businesses, as diverse as textiles, automobiles, insurance and tyres.
He was a student of the College from 1947 to 1956, where he excelled as a scholar and sportsman.
By the time Raza left in December, 1956, the total school numbers were around 300, including the Junior School.
He was a student of the College from 1947 to 1956, where he excelled as a scholar and sportsman.
he was survived by his loving wife Shahida Khatoon, his daughter Rukhsana and his son Sikandar
he was survived by his loving wife Shahida Khatoon, his daughter Rukhsana and his son Sikandar
He was residing in 1960-61 in elegant rooms at Frewin Hall, a college property, located close to the Oxford Union, off the Cornmarket.
Among his surviving siblings is Lt. Gen Ali Kuli Khan
he was survived by his loving wife Shahida Khatoon
In 1952, he shared the Class Prize for M-1 with Abdus Sattar.
The sporting skills which had been honed at Aitchison enabled him to earn a Half Blue for Oxford University in Modern Pentathlon.
was duly honoured by the President of France with the award of the rank of a Chevalier of France
Honorary Consul in Peshawar, a responsibility that he fulfilled with perseverance and was duly honoured by the President of France