Faridabad, Nov. 10 -- A year after the deadly Red Fort blast, in which a car driven by suicide bomber Umar Un-Nabi exploded, the terror strike continues to cast a long shadow over Al-Falah University in Faridabad's Dhauj village. Three doctors associated with its medical college were linked to the investigation, and while the institution has made progress in restoring academic activities, filling seats and bringing patients back to its hospital, rebuilding public confidence remains its biggest challenge. Un-Nabi was an assistant professor at the medical college, while two other doctors, Dr Muzammil Shakeel Ganaie and Dr Shaheen Saeed, were arrested and remain in jail. The investigation had an immediate impact on the university. Several faculty members resigned, students left the campus or stayed away from classes, and the hospital witnessed a steep fall in patient footfall. A senior university official said rebuilding the confidence of the local population was proving more difficult than restoring academic activities."The masses are yet to trust us fully, which is reflected in the number of patients. We are working hard to rebuild that trust."...