It was a private funded university, founded by an uneducated wealthy man on financially sound lines. The founder was not making a profit out of it. It was not like a centre of academic learning but a huge collection of rural youth after a degree. One offshoot of this unacademic adventure was the place became a leader of the Freedom Movement of youth. A national luminary was appointed Vice-Chancellor of the place to raise its status. In its fifty years of existence, he learnt few PhDs. On enquiry he was told that the most brilliant young men there had no reading habits.