Photograph 43169
Inauguration of Maj.G.D.Langlands Room
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SourceLive pagehttps://aitchison.edu.pk/news-942-aitchison-opens-the-langlands-room-and-teachers-gallery
Caption in this contextInauguration of Maj.G.D.Langlands Room
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- Two individuals, one male and one female, are standing together indoors in what appears to be a school archive or display room. They are positioned in front of a framed plaque and a portrait, with several framed photographs arranged on the wall behind them.
- Words visible in the picture (read by a model)
- MAJOR G.D. LANGLANDS' MOTTO OF LIFE "AT THE AGE OF 81 I FORMED MY OWN PERSONAL MOTTO: TO BE GOOD DO GOOD, AND "AND THAT I LIVED BY ALL MY LIFE."
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