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“In a world where you can be anything, be kind.”

To raise awareness against bullying, Defence Degree College for Women organised an Anti-Bullying Day seminar. The event aimed to educate students about the harmful effects of bullying while promoting a culture of kindness, empathy, and respect. Mariam Jabeen delivered an insightful presentation highlighting the psychological impact bullying can have on victims. Students actively participated by presenting a thought-provoking short skit that conveyed powerful messages against bullying. The seminar successfully encouraged understanding and compassion among students and marked a meaningful step towards creating a safer, more supportive learning environment.

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28th May is a day of immense pride in Pakistan’s history, marking the occasion when Pakistan became the first Muslim nuclear power. This historic achievement strengthened the nation’s defence and sovereignty. A prominent name associated with this milestone is Abdul Qadeer Khan, whose tireless efforts and dedication played a vital role in making this achievement possible.

The students of DDCW paid tribute to the national hero by delivering heartfelt speeches followed by patriotic slogans. Youm-e-Takbeer serves as a powerful reminder of unity, resilience, and patriotism for the proud Pakistani nation.

Pakistan Hamesha Zindabad!

DDCW wishes meatlicious Eid to all DDCW family.
May Allah accept our prayers and Sacrifices on this auspicious day. Aameen

May Allah accept all our prayers on this holy day. Aameen
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DDCW recently organised an informative seminar to raise awareness about diabetes and polio. The session aimed to educate students about the causes, symptoms, prevention, and long-term effects of these diseases. The medical expert shared valuable insights that kept the audience deeply engaged throughout the seminar. Students actively participated in the discussion by asking thoughtful questions and sharing their views on health and disease prevention. Such initiatives not only broaden students’ knowledge but also promote a strong sense of social responsibility.

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Mother’s Day celebrations were held at DDCW with great enthusiasm and warmth. Students paid tribute to their mothers through a heartfelt song, a short skit, and meaningful messages expressing love and gratitude.

The Principal DDCW, Mrs. Humaira Sohail, highlighted the importance of a mother’s role in shaping personalities and guiding children with unconditional love, care, and support. The celebration concluded with appreciation from the audience for the students’ heartwarming performances and efforts.

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