Where the Classroom Meets the Past

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Students from colleges and universities are visiting Lyallpur Museum to study heritage, cultural identity and research
UAF Rural Sociology students toured the museum with Director Maqbool Malik and museum staff
Dr Madiha Naz calls the museum an educational and research institution, not just a store of historical objects
The director says the museum protects regional history and will keep supporting universities and colleges

FAISALABAD: Students of the University of Agriculture Faisalabad’s Rural Sociology Department visited Lyallpur Museum on Thursday. They studied the region’s heritage, cultural identity and research material at first hand.

Students from various colleges and universities are also visiting the museum for study and research.

Assistant Professor Dr Madiha Naz said the museum was not merely a store of historical objects but an important educational and research institution.

Dr Naz added that its artefacts, documents and regional-culture material opened practical avenues of study and research, linking classroom knowledge with observation.

Lyallpur Museum Director Maqbool Malik said the museum protected regional history and cultural heritage and introduced the new generation to its past.

The director added that the museum promoted educational and research activity and would keep supporting universities and colleges.

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