Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif inaugurated the University of Rasul and several urban development projects during her visit to Mandi Bahauddin, aiming to expand higher education facilities and improve the city’s public spaces.
The University of Rasul has been established at a cost of Rs9.79 billion. Academic Blocks I and II and the Student Services Centre have been completed, along with four student hostels, a hostel for bachelor faculty members and 53 residential units. Work on the university library is expected to be completed soon.
The chief minister also inaugurated the beautification project at Sadar Bazaar, completed at a cost of Rs6.99 crore. The project includes the restoration of the traditional entrance gate, installation of streetlights, tiled walkways and a fountain to improve the appearance of the commercial area.
Another project involved the rehabilitation and beautification of the Old Grain Market, completed at a cost of Rs9.70 crore. The area has been transformed into a park with a memorial and modern facilities for visitors.
These projects are intended to improve educational opportunities and public spaces in Mandi Bahauddin. The new university infrastructure is expected to provide students with greater access to higher education within the district.
