HYDERABAD: Faculty members play a vital role in advancing modern education and research at Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Tandojam. In light of rapid technological advancements and evolving climate conditions, it is essential to acknowledge the contributions of educators and scholars who have made a lasting impact on academic excellence.
These remarks were made by SAU Vice Chancellor Dr Altaf Ali Siyal while addressing a farewell ceremony organised by the SAU Teachers Association (SAUTA) in honor of Professor Dr Mujahid Hussain Leghari, Chairman of the Department of Horticulture, on his retirement.
Dr Altaf Siyal emphasised that achieving the rank of professor demands years of dedication, perseverance, and commitment. He noted that an educator’s contributions to research and teaching serve as a foundation for national progress. Acknowledging Dr Leghari’s outstanding services, he praised his role in mentoring numerous PhD and Master’s scholars and his significant contributions to the university’s academic and research landscape.
Former vice chancellor Dr Fateh Marri commended Dr Leghari, describing him as an exceptional educator, a literary enthusiast, and a passionate advocate for Sindh. He highlighted Dr Leghari’s efforts in developing and transforming the Department of Horticulture and its garden, which is now recognised among the finest in Sindh.
Dr Aijaz Ali Khuharo, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, reflected on their shared journey in academic and faculty advocacy, recognising Dr Leghari’s unwavering dedication to both institutional growth and faculty welfare. Similarly, Qadri Group leader and former SAUTA President, Pir Ahmed Naqi Shah, emphasized that SAU continues to flourish due to the contributions of its distinguished faculty, with Dr. Leghari being among its most respected educators.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
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