History Of Sindh University
After the independence in 1947, the only functioning university in the newly founded nation of Pakistan was the University of Punjab providing services to the developed parts of the Punjab province. The area constituted as the Sindh province came under the academic coverage of University of Bombay which had now become a part of India.
A formal academic centre was therefore needed for Sindh and under the
constitutional act no. XVII titled 'University of Sindh', a resolution
was passed by the Legislative Assembly of Sindh thus giving birth to
this new university in the nation's capital of Karachi. The act was subsequently revised and modified in 1961 and years to
come. However, it was the act of 1972 that provided for greater autonomy
and representation of teachers, under which the university currently
functions.
In the years after the independence from 1947 to 1955, Hyderabad was declared as the capital of Sindh and the university operations were relocated from Karachi to Hyderabad in 1951
where it formally started functioning as a teaching institution in
pursuit of fulfilment of its charter and mission to disseminate
knowledge.
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