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| | 1256_ALLAHABAD UNIVERSITY |
 | | After the passing of the Indian Universities Act VIIl of 1904, the new territorial limits of Allahabad University were specified; it was meant to serve an area of 4,52,830 Sqr miles and a population of about 9 crores. |
 | | Soon after, a new building for the University was proposed and on January 17th, 1910 the foundations of the present, University Senate Hall, and the adjoining two stone buildings were laid by the then Chancellor Sir John Hewett. |
 | | As scholars, teachers scientists, artists, literateurs, jurists, diplomats, soldiers, sportsmen, administrators, industrialists, politicians and dedicated social workers, the alumni of the University have carried the name and the glorious traditions of their alma mater to the far corners of the country and the world. |
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