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VC lays foundation of Federal Urdu University’s mosque
July 9, 2021
Islamabad : Federal Urdu University Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Rubina Mushtaq Thursday laid the foundation stone of the Jamia Masjid Younis here at Islamabad Campus of the university.
Islamabad Campus In-charge Dr. Amir Nadeem, Additional Registrar Shah Ji Muhammad and heads and employees of all departments of Federal Urdu University Islamabad were present at the inauguration ceremony.
A local landlord of Mouza Mohrian Sardar Muhammad Tauqeer has dedicated four kanals of land for the masjid.
Expressing her gratitude on the occasion, the Vice Chancellor of Federal Urdu University said that all the issues of the university were being resolved one by one.
ON June 12, I appeared in a screening test at the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (FUUAST) in Karachi for the post of lecturer in English; a post for which I had applied in 2017. As the test had been delayed by four years, candidates like me had lost hopes and had even forgotten that they had paid Rs2,000 as the application fee. The delay was quite incomprehensible and unjust.
Besides, the test was more focussed on British History than English as it comprised many questions about British rulers of the past, their achievements, conspiracies, dates of their tenures and other major events of British history. Hardly 10 per cent weightage was given to the relevant subjects, such as English Literature, Linguistics and General / Remedial English. Further, around 30 out of 100 questions were purely about General Knowledge with special emphasis on certain topics.
Two members of the Fuuast senate have written a letter to the current acting administration of Fuuast to highlight what they called irregularities in the hiring process
Islamabad : The federal government has increased budgetary allocations for the Higher Education Commission s development schemes from Rs29.4 billion in the current financial year to Rs42.45 billion.