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LAHORE: The issue of population growth in Pakistan is indeed a matter of great concern. Rapid population growth strains resources, impacts environment which leads to socio-economic challenges. It is.

Second edition of Professor Mateen Murtaza's book launched at University of Karachi

Second edition of Prof Mateen Murtaza's book launched at KU - Newspaper

KARACHI: The University of Karachi on Thursday launched the second edition of the book titled Main ne Pakistan Bante Dekha, which is based on childhood memories of migration of Professor Syed Mateen-ur-Rehman Murtaza. The late Mateen Murtaza was a well-known veteran journalist and the former chairman of KU’s department of mass communication. In his book, Professor Mateen has shared his childhood memories of migration and mentioned the experiences after separating from the family along with his younger brother. The speakers at the book launch informed the audience that the book contains experiences of Prof Mateen and how and why he fell in love with Pakistan.

Prof Mateen-ur-Rehman's book launched at KU

July 2, 2021 Karachi University on Thursday launched the second edition of a book titled ‘Mein Ne Pakistan Bante Dekha’, which is based on the childhood memories of the migration of Prof Syed Mateen-ur-Rehman Murtaza. The late Murtaza was a well-known journalist and former chairman of the University of Karachi’s department of mass communications. In his book, Prof Murtaza has shared his childhood memories of migration and mentioned the experiences after separating from the family along with his younger brother. The speakers at the book launch informed the audience that the book contains the hardships experienced by Prof Murtaza and how and why he fell in love with Pakistan. The speakers included Dean Arts and Social Sciences Professor Dr Nasreen Aslam Shah, seasoned journalist Mahmood Sham, former dean Arts and Social Sciences Prof Dr Shams Uddin, former Mass Communications Department chairman Prof Dr Tahir Masood, Director Bureau of Composition, Compilation and Translation