Of a wholly different stamp was Kramet's successor, Siraj-ud-din, whose term of office began in October, 1950. A prominent old boy of the College with a bright academic record . . .
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Promoted to the provincial Directorship of Public Instruction, Sirajuddin left the College in July 1954, but he remained a familiar figure on the campus for the continued to put up...
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Qazi Muhammad Aslam was replaced by Khwaja Manzoor Hosain, the senior-most member of the teaching staff, who had served the College since 1948.
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Nazir Ahmad assumed office in May 1959. He is adored by the students for his unostentatious living austere habits and broad human sympathies.
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December 1, 1919; Education: Matriculation, Islamia Hight School Qasur, 1936; B. A. Murrary College, Sialkot, 1940; M. A. Economics, Punjab University through Islamia College, Lahore, . . .
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Ferozepur, February 11, 1917; received early education, Gujrat; admission to Government College, 1931; B.A. (with honors in English), 1935; M.A. English 1937; Started his teaching career . . .
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B. December 18, 1221; Education, Intermediate, Muslim University Aligarh (India) 1940; B.A., University of the Punjab, 1942; M.A. (English language and literature), 1944; B.A. Honours, English . . .
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September 17, 1919; passed M.A in philosophy from GC, Lahore, 1941; obtained Ph. D. in Psychology from University college, London, 1952; appointed senior lecturer in Psychology at GC, June, 1953. . .
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December 16, 1921; Education: M.A. in English form Punjab University, Lahore, 1943; Wrote a thesis on “Shelley and Owenites” and was awarded a research degree by the University of London . . .
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February 21, 1921, Jallundhur, East Punjab, Matriculated from Islamia High School, Jallundhur; did his LLB from the Law College of the Punjab University; did his M. A. Economics form Columbia . . .
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B. January 14, 1933, Amritsar, East Punjab; Education: Lahore, and London: Matriculation, Chishtia High School, Lahore 1949; F.Sc. Government College, Lahore, 1951; . . .
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Prof. Dr. Khalid Aftab, a renowned economist, is the 1st Vice Chancellor of the GC University, Lahore, Pakistan. Before his current appointment, he served as the Principal . . .
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