Fifty Years of Engineering Review: A Chronicle of People, Principles, and Progress.
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| Title: | Fifty Years of Engineering Review: A Chronicle of People, Principles, and Progress. |
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| Source: | Pakistan Engineering Review. 11/1/2025, Vol. 50 Issue 21, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p. |
| Subjects: | Journalism, Reputation, Virtue, Change agents, Science journalism, Mentoring |
| Geographic Terms: | Pakistan |
| Abstract: | The article focuses on the significant impact of Najamul Hasan and Riazul Hasan on the field of engineering journalism in Pakistan through their leadership at Engineering Review. The author recounts a personal experience from the late 1980s, highlighting a passionate debate between the two editors about citizens' rights and regional development, which left a lasting impression on him. He reflects on his journey from being a scholarship recipient to becoming a reporter at Engineering Review, emphasizing the values of integrity and mentorship instilled by both Hasan and Riazul. The article also discusses the legacy of Engineering Review, which continues under the leadership of Najamul Hasan's son, Syed Muhammad Salahuddin, who upholds the principles of resilience and credibility amidst challenges. [Extracted from the article] |
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| Abstract: | The article focuses on the significant impact of Najamul Hasan and Riazul Hasan on the field of engineering journalism in Pakistan through their leadership at Engineering Review. The author recounts a personal experience from the late 1980s, highlighting a passionate debate between the two editors about citizens' rights and regional development, which left a lasting impression on him. He reflects on his journey from being a scholarship recipient to becoming a reporter at Engineering Review, emphasizing the values of integrity and mentorship instilled by both Hasan and Riazul. The article also discusses the legacy of Engineering Review, which continues under the leadership of Najamul Hasan's son, Syed Muhammad Salahuddin, who upholds the principles of resilience and credibility amidst challenges. [Extracted from the article] |
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