Book fair
By our correspondents
December 11, 2015
Information Technology University (ITU) Vice-Chancellor Dr Umar Saif has urged the youth to develop reading habits, saying that a book imparts knowledge, wisdom and a student gains immense knowledge through book reading. He was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of a book fair, held in connection with varsity’s Library Week from December 07 to December 11, 2015 at Arfa Software Technology Centre. Dr Umar Saif said that books helped to develop creativity, imagination and positive changes in lifestyle. He also appreciated the organisers of the event. —Correspondent
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