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The Pakistan Studies Students Society (PSSS) successfully organized a vibrant and memorable departmental party filled with a variety of engaging activities and enjoyable moments. Students actively participated and made great efforts to ensure the success of the event, reflecting strong teamwork and dedication.
Adding to the celebration, the birthdays of two students were also celebrated, followed by a delightful lunch that brought everyone together in a joyful atmosphere.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience for all of us, creating lasting memories and strengthening the spirit of unity within the society. We will continue to strive for even better events in the future and keep organizing such gatherings, as PSSS stands for rising together, learning, and leading higher and higher.

Students for Economic and Social Affairs (SESA), in collaboration with the Pakistan Studies Students Society, organized a Samvad on “Free Markets and Its Future in Pakistan.”

The session centered on the concept of free markets, where students actively engaged in insightful discussions, sharing diverse perspectives on its future in Pakistan. The event concluded successfully after an enriching exchange of ideas, questions, and thoughtful debate.

On International Women's Day, we should remember that the nations which give women equal rights and responsibilities like men often become more developed and progressive. Women are also human beings with dignity, abilities, and emotions, and they should not be treated merely as workers or tools in society. It is important for society to understand women and provide them with space and opportunities in education, leadership, and other areas of life. At the same time, gender-based discrimination should be removed so that men and women can live and work with equal respect and opportunities.

Students of the Pakistan Studies Students Society came together for a pleasant Iftar gathering, sharing moments of unity, reflection, and friendship. The event strengthened the spirit of togetherness among members and reminded us that our society is not only about academic activities but also about building a supportive and connected student community. 🌙

The students were formally awarded laptops under the Prime Minister’s Laptop Scheme through our respected focal person, Dr. Tariq Ameen. This initiative reflects a significant governmental commitment to promoting digital inclusion, academic excellence, and research capacity among university students.
Access to technological resources plays a crucial role in enhancing scholarly engagement, facilitating research, and strengthening analytical skills in the modern academic environment. We express our sincere appreciation for this valuable support, which will contribute meaningfully to our educational and professional development.

The Pakistan Studies Students Society, in collaboration with SESA Organization, conducted an insightful and highly fruitful book discussion on Different Schools of Thought by Emon Butler. Students from diverse academic backgrounds actively participated, exchanged ideas, and critically reflected on different perspectives. The discussion created a healthy intellectual environment and encouraged thoughtful dialogue among participants.
We sincerely thank SESA Organization for their collaboration and support. Such sessions strengthen reading culture, critical thinking, and meaningful academic engagement among students.

National Influencers

December
Instead of limiting ourselves to sharing posts and statuses about Quaid-e-Azam, we must genuinely understand why we remember him. He was a leader of vision, integrity, and unwavering principles. Quaid-e-Azam deeply understood the diverse communities around him Hindus, Muslims, the British, and others and he respected every perspective with wisdom and fairness.
His political struggle was never based on emotion or formality; it was rooted in justice, rational thinking, and the genuine needs of the people. That is why it is essential for us to study his ideas, his message, and the purpose behind the creation of Pakistan, rather than simply repeating slogans on Quaid-e-Azam Day.

Weekly Event – Pakistan Studies Students Society

Our weekly gathering began with a soulful Tilawat-e-Quran, setting a calm and respectful tone.
We continued with a thoughtful speech on “Society Makes Man or Man Makes Society,” encouraging students to reflect on social responsibility.
Creative expression followed through poetry, adding depth and emotion to the session.
The event wrapped up with an energetic debate on Nationalization in Pakistan, where students showcased critical thinking and confident speaking.
A meaningful weekly session combining knowledge, expression, and intellectual growth.

The Pakistan Study Students Society successfully conducted an engaging session on Volunteerism. The session highlighted the value of community service, student responsibility, and the power of collective action. Students actively participated, shared insightful ideas, and learned how volunteer work helps build leadership, empathy, and a stronger society. This meaningful session reflects our society’s commitment to awareness, learning, and positive social change.
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