Altaf vows to spread network of schools, colleges in Sindh
LONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain has paid rich tribute to Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan and estate tycoon Malir Riaz over groundbreaking of university in Hyderabad, Geo News reported.
Altaf Hussain said that foundation stone day of the university, named after him in Hyderabad, was the day of his great pleasure. He said the university was his
By TICKER
February 01, 2015
LONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain has paid rich tribute to Sindh Governor Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan and estate tycoon Malir Riaz over groundbreaking of university in Hyderabad, Geo News reported.
Altaf Hussain said that foundation stone day of the university, named after him in Hyderabad, was the day of his great pleasure. He said the university was his years long dream.
MQM chief said they would spread a network of schools, colleges and vocational training institutes for women in Sindh.
He also congratulated people of Hyderabad for university and advised students of the city to focus on standard of their education.
Altaf Hussain said that foundation stone day of the university, named after him in Hyderabad, was the day of his great pleasure. He said the university was his years long dream.
MQM chief said they would spread a network of schools, colleges and vocational training institutes for women in Sindh.
He also congratulated people of Hyderabad for university and advised students of the city to focus on standard of their education.
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