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Improve research, Punjabi University VC Prof Arvind tells students

Tribune News Service

Patiala, July 26

The Punjabi University Vice-Chancellor (VC), Prof Arvind, today visited departments on the campus.

He met students and faculty members of various departments, including Punjabi, English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Pali and Urdu. He discussed research matters and facilities at departments with students and the faculty.

He told students to improve quality of research and focus on new aspects of society.

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