Archive · 6 Jun 2025
PU Student Highlights Classroom Shortage in Urdu Department
Imagine going to school, but all the classes have to happen in just one room!
That's what's happening at the Urdu department at Panjab University.
A student noticed there weren't enough classrooms for all the students taking classes like Urdu and Persian.
They wrote a letter to the university boss, saying that one of the two rooms is used for other things like offices and storing stuff.
The student thinks this is making it harder to learn.
The student wants the university to give them more classrooms so everyone can have a good place to study, especially since there are many important people who used to study there.
A Panjab University student raised concerns about a classroom shortage in the Urdu department.
The department is reportedly conducting all academic courses in a single room.
The student, affiliated with SOPU, wrote to the VC highlighting the lack of infrastructure.
The letter mentions that one of the two allotted rooms is used for office and storage.
The student urges the administration to allocate more classrooms and review space utilization.
- Who
- Avtar Singh (SOPU), students, university administration.
- What
- A student raised concerns over the lack of classroom space in the Urdu department.
- When
- Information provided does not specify a date.
- Where
- Panjab University, Chandigarh
- Why
- Due to a reported classroom shortage, impacting academic activities.
- Location
- Urdu department, Panjab University
- Issue
- Classroom shortage
- Student raising concern
- Avtar Singh (SOPU)
- Courses offered
- MA Urdu, diploma, and certificate courses
- Action taken
- Letter to Vice-Chancellor