Key Points:
- A three-day book fair is under way at Government College University Faisalabad
- More than 20 publishers from across the country have set up stalls
- Dean of Engineering Prof Dr Abdul Rauf Bhatti inaugurated the fair
- The fair aims to promote reading habits and give students access to quality books
FAISALABAD: A three-day book fair bringing over 20 publishers to Government College University Faisalabad opened on Tuesday.
According to the Government College University Faisalabad handout, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering Prof Dr Abdul Rauf Bhatti inaugurated the fair.
The handout said Dr Muhammad Tariq Latif, the incharge of university libraries, welcomed the deans and faculty members at the ceremony.
Among those present were Dean of Life Sciences Dr Farhat Jabeen, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Prof Dr Asim Mahmood and Dean of the Faculty of Physical Sciences Prof Dr Muhammad Kaleem Khan Khosa.
Dean of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences Dr Muhammad Irfan, Controller of Examinations Chaudhry Dr Muhammad Israr and other faculty members were also present.
More than 20 publishers from across the country have set up stalls at the fair, offering academic, research, literary and textbook titles on a range of subjects.
Students and teachers from colleges, schools and universities across Faisalabad and other book lovers are turning up in large numbers.
The fair runs for three days and aims to build a love of reading among students, promote book culture and give them access to quality books on academic and research subjects.
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