Lucknow: The two-day literary programme ‘Bazm-e-Kahkashan’ by the Urdu department of Karamat Husain Muslim Girls’ PG College concluded on Tuesday with the distribution of awards to winners of various competitions.Led by college manager Syed Naved Ahmad and principal Prof Huma Khwaja, the programme celebrated the rich literary and intellectual legacy of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and Allama Iqbal while encouraging students to develop their literary talents and deepen their appreciation of Urdu language and literature.The first day was dedicated to Sir Syed Day, commemorating his vision and contributions. Students showcased their abilities and ideas in poster-making, essay writing, speech, ghazal recitation and Bait Bazi and also presented the Aligarh ‘Tarana’ (anthem).
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The day concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr Nuzhat Fatima, assistant professor of Urdu.The second day was observed as Iqbal Day and Urdu Day, with a special focus on the enduring relevance of Urdu literature and the intellectual contributions of Allama Iqbal. The occasion was graced by Prof Abbas Raza Nayyar, head of the department of Urdu, Lucknow University, as the chief guest. Head of the Urdu department Saima Rafat delivered the vote of thanks.
