Baltistan University in Skardu hosted vibrant Urdu and English speech contests to commemorate Operation Bunyad Mursus, emphasizing renewed commitment to national defense. Students from diverse disciplines showcased strong intellectual and linguistic skills, fueling patriotic fervor. The event opened with a recitation of the Holy Qur’an by Botany student Nawazish Ali, followed by a heartfelt naat presented by Urdu scholar Qurrat-ul-Ain in the Prophet’s presence. Participants delivered insightful talks on various aspects of Operation Bunyad Mursus, reaffirming that protecting the homeland is every aware citizen’s top duty. In the Urdu speech round, Educational Development student Tahira Batool secured first place, with Urdu peers Noria Batool and Environmental Science student Hadisa Zahra taking second and third respectively. In the English category, Languages and Cultural Studies student Raziya Hamid earned first place, Botany’s Nawazish Ali placed second, and Educational Development student Alia claimed third. The competition heightened students’ patriotism and sharpened their rhetorical abilities. Judges Dr. Safeer Hussain and Zeshan Mahdi oversaw the evaluations, while Lecturer Abdulrahman Mir coordinated the event.
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