BNBWU Commemorates Kashmir Black Day through Academic Dialogue

In continuation of the efforts of Prof. Dr. Tehmina Mangan, Vice Chancellor, The Begum Nusrat Bhutto Women University (BNBWU), Sukkur, to promote historical awareness, responsible citizenship and informed academic discourse, the University commemorated Kashmir Black Day on 27 October with active participation from faculty members and students.

The programme featured student speeches, a documentary presentation on Kashmir, and a faculty panel discussion on “Human Rights, Justice, and the Quest for Peace.” Participants reflected on the historical context of the Kashmir issue, the experiences and sacrifices of the Kashmiri people, and the importance of human rights, justice and peaceful resolution. The event provided a meaningful platform for awareness, reflection and academic dialogue, reinforcing BNBWU’s commitment to informed civic engagement and humanitarian values.