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Dear Dowite,
Get involved & Contribute Content, Why not!

After going through the posts you may wonder, how can I contribute to this memorable collection and the memorabilia from our Dow days. It is fairly simple. Depending on the amount of time you want to spend, you can be a Contributor or simply sign-in and just follow and enjoy the posts here and leave comments as you wish.

So, if you would like to get more involved and know about the blog posting, please become a contributor. Following are the possible things you can do to help this blog grow.

How to Contribute:
Contributor:
A contributor of a blog will be a person who would like to contribute by writing articles, news items etc periodically and regularly. It can be as simple as sending your item to us and we will publish under your name as a contributor. So if you are ready, just shoot us an email and send us your item.
– Send a Email.

Comments:
Any Dowite is welcomed to post comments to any article, items or posts. Remember, we are all here only with one common thread, that is Dow. So leave a comment that you are sure will put a smile on a fellow Dowite.

What to Contribute:
Dow Pictures
Any old photographs about Dow buildings and its landmarks. Share any photograph the Moin Auditorium, Anatomy Museum, Canteen, Arag Auditorium, Snack Corners, CHK wards, Hostels, DMC Students Union office, etc.

Annual Events
Any old photographs about Dow annual events, such as; Annual Functions, Annual Debates, Annual Mela, Annual Elections, Class Picnics, Annual Convocation etc.

Any thing about Dow
Any item, piece of information, historical accounts, original articles, art work related to Dow will be a great idea to chronicle here on this blog. You may have saved political pamphlets or the election badge you may have kept as a souvenir. May be the class list, the grade book, the ID card, the college fee receipt, the magazine copy, the art festival, group photos, memorable moments … the list can be never ending.

Remember, one thing is for sure that these item, no matter how valuable they may be, if they are sitting in your file cabinet or tucked away in your closet they are simply weathering away … why not share with fellow Dowites. Share them and see what magic they perform.

22 thoughts on “Get Involved”

  2. I am a graduate of 1997
    I am grateful to young Dow students who collected the list of Names of Class of 1997 and posted the names of my class.
    Any student, doctor or PG needs any kind of help regarding Research and specifically Statistical Analysis I am their to help.
    Musleh Uddin Kalar
    MBBS MPH USA
    researchadvisors2@gmail.com

  3. Hi,
    I am Dr Asad at AKU; do anyone has any info about Dr. Imran Anjum – class of 1990?
    Please do share; i’ll be much grateful.
    regards,
    Asad

  4. Class of 1986graduated in April 87 does anyone have information about Hanif Usman,Simjee What’s My Line please let me know how’s he doing and where he is?

  5. I am Dr S M Ahsan Shah. I have a sad information to share for updating the Dow 1982 Alumini list. Dr Muhammad Sami Ur Rahman is no more with us. He bade farewell to this world somewhere around 1996 at a very young age. We were school mates from 5th grade onwards at the Bahadur Yar Jung High School Karachi. I remember he stood 3rd in the annual exam of class 5th while I was 1st. On one of those good old days he caught me in the school during break and roughed me up saying he would soon beat me in the academic race !!!
    In 6th grade he inched to 2nd position and in 7th both of us were 1st while in the 8th grade he clinched the 1st position pushing me to 2nd place in the class. From those days we became very good friends. For the FSc he joined Adamjee Sc College while I went to Government Degree College Nazimabad, but always kept in touch. At Dow, Sami was roll no 247 while mine was 391 (if I remember correctly) in the First yr class of ’75.
    Sami used to smoke during DMC days and I loved to snatch and crush his cigarettes only to tease him for an enjoyment.
    He was for sure a genius. In the Urdu and Islamyat papers during school and FSc exams Sami used to write Urdu text at an unusually high speed without putting the dots in letters and the slashes of “Kaaf” and “Gaaf”. And, amazingly, he put the dots and strokes later on without a miss!!
    I pray for his eternal peace.

  6. I am Dr S M Ahsan Shah. I have a sad information to share for updating the Dow 1982 Alumini list. Dr Muhammad Sami Ur Rahman is no more with us. He bade farewell to this world somewhere around 1996 at a very young age. We were school mates from 5th grade onwards at the Bahadur Yar Jung High School Karachi. I remember he stood 3rd in the annual exam of class 5th while I was 1st. On one of those good old days he caught me in the school during break and roughed me up saying he would soon beat me in the academic race !!!
    In 6th grade he inched to 2nd position and in 7th both of us were 1st while in the 8th grade he clinched the 1st position pushing me to 2nd place in the class. From those days we became very good friends. For the FSc he joined Adamjee Sc College while I went to Government Degree College Nazimabad, but always kept in touch. At Dow, Sami was roll no 247 while mine was 391 (if I remember correctly) in the First yr class of ’75.
    Sami used to smoke during DMC days and I loved to snatch and crush his cigarettes only to tease him for an enjoyment.
    He was for sure a genius. In the Urdu and Islamyat papers during school and FSc exams Sami used to write Urdu text at an unusually high speed without putting the dots in letters and the slashes of “Kaaf” and “Gaaf”. And, amazingly, he put the dots and strokes later on without a miss!!
    I pray for his eternal peace.

  9. I would like to congratulate the colleagues who have made this wonderful effort to keep Dowites communicated with each other.It is suggested that if current position and contact number (Optional ) option should be made available in Alumni list so that Dowites can update themselves or through administrator of this site. Regards
    Though happy with life even today but I believe Dow days were best part of my life!

  10. I would like to congratulate the Colleagues who have made this mega effort to keep Dowites communicated with each other.It is suggested that if possible option of updation of contact and current position should be included in Alumni list so that Dowites can update themselves or through administrator.
    Dow days: Though happy with life In all aspects Alhamdulilh but I believe Dow days were best part of my life.

  14. Aoa, thank you for running this wonderful website..
    please add me to your list of 1989 graduates of DOW Medic College
    I graduated in 1989 and my full name is Maqsood Ahmad and I am currently living in the states thank you very much

    1. I know Yasmin Shah of my class daughter of Dr. Mubarka Shah, Are you the same of batch 1969?
      There was strike in 1969 when Marsh law was imposed and our exams were postponed.

  18. I am currently an undergraduate student at Dow medical college, visited this page by chance, and many thing’s amazed me like how much my college has changed through out those year’s.
    Certainly dowites have done a-lot in serving the humanity world wide since decades.
    “ONCE A DOWITE , ALWAYS A DOWITE”

  19. Sir, Assalamoallicum
    I am graduate session 1967-72. Examination held in 73. Any photoes of that session. Juzar, Iqbal memon, rafi ,, Mussarat Husain ,shahid Umar , shaheen panda Teepu siddiqui were in that class. Any old memories .l am dr.Anwar now in Lahore Allah hafiz

  20. Salam
    I was searching my documents and I found few of the oldest photograph from 1969 Dow Class.
    How do I upload picutres ?

    Now a days I am living in Canada along with my daughter who had also graduated from Dow Medical college. I also would like to know if there will be 1969 class Golden Jubaliee and where it will be held ?

    Also may I know if any of the Doctor from my batch living in Toronto (Scarborough)/ Ajax, Ontario ?

    Regards
    Dr. Salma Mazhar

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