HYDERABAD, Jan 2: The vice chancellor, Sindh University, Jamshoro, Mazharul Haq Siddiqui stressed upon the teachers to have close interaction with the students for their guidance and proper education.

He was presiding over a meeting held here on Wednesday.

The meeting was convened by the university to discuss feasible proposal on the decision of the University Grants Commission, Islamabad, regarding the setting up of the High Technical Centralized Resource Laboratories (HTCRL) at the university under the education sector reforms strategic plan for strengthening of libraries, laboratories and maintenance facilities.

The vice chancellor said that the university would make available all the facilities to the research scholars and the students for research and higher education.

He said that the available resources were for the improvement of the quality of education in the university and asked the teachers to guide their students for the proper use of the available facilities for a better future.

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