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Punjab Medical College Name Change Decision Opposed

Professionals and alumni associations have opposed the government’s decision to rename the Punjab Medical College as Faisalabad Medical College, urging … Read More The post Punjab Medical College Name Change Decision Opposed appeared first on ProPakistani .

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