80-Year-Old Man Receives phD from Federal Urdu University Karachi
- Sara Habib
- April 18, 2025
- 8:29 am
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- Current Affairs
Saeed Masood Usmani, aged 80, has achieved something rare—a PhD in Mass Communication. This lifelong learning achievement came despite major health issues. He suffered four heart attacks and a stroke. Yet, his passion for learning stayed strong.
Defying the Odds with Determination
Usmani never gave up on his goal. Even with serious health problems, he stayed focused. Many people stop dreaming due to age or illness. But Usmani showed it is never too late.
Research on FM Radio in Karachi
He worked under Dr. Tauseef Ahmed Khan. His PhD research explored how people in Karachi listen to FM radio. He gathered views from over 5,000 people from different backgrounds.
The study looked at FM radio’s role in politics, disaster education, and cultural preservation. His work added great value to the media studies field.
A Living Encyclopedia
People often call Usmani a “walking encyclopedia.” His mind holds years of knowledge. His life includes years of activism and service.
Though health challenges tested him, his love for learning helped him stay strong. He turned pain into progress.
Inspiration for All Generations
Usmani’s story reminds us that age does not limit dreams. Anyone can study and grow at any stage of life. His journey encourages students, teachers, and seniors alike.
He proves that education is for everyone. Learning does not stop when we grow old.
Celebrating a Lifelong Learner
Usmani’s PhD is more than just a degree. It is a symbol of hope, strength, and lifelong dedication.
He is now a source of inspiration for all who face challenges in life. Many now see him as a national role model.
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