News Topic:Islamic University Faculty Association (IUFA)
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IUFA condoles demise of Prof. Siddiqi’s mother
AWANTIPORA — Islamic University Faculty Association (IUFA) has expressed grief over the demise of mother of Prof. Mushtaq A. Siddiqui, Vice Chancellor - Islamic...
Kashmir
IUFA condemns ‘hate mongering’ news reports against IUST
Awantipora: Islamic University Faculty Association (IUFA) has condemned the ongoing 'propaganda' against Islamic University of Science and Technology Awantipora and called for an action...
Kashmir
IUST condemns killing of Syed Shujaat Bukhari
Awantipora: Islamic University of Science and Technology (IUST) Awantipora has condemned the killing of senior journalist and Editor-In-Chief of Rising Kashmir, Dr Syed Shujaat...
Kashmir
Islamic University Faculty Association condemns HR violations in valley
Srinagar: Islamic University Faculty Association (IUFA) has condemned the human rights violations in the valley."Taking strong note of the increasing cases of bloodshed and abuse...
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