“Seminar on Traffic Awareness"

23-12-2024

On December 23, 2024, the NSS Unit-3 of Islamia College of Science and Commerce organized a seminar focused on traffic awareness, aiming to raise awareness among students about road safety and the importance of following traffic rules. The event was graced by the presence of distinguished guests, including Dr. Zahoor Ahmad Jhat, Prof. Mehraj-ud-din Gagloo, Prof. Sajad Sarwar and Dr. Syed Untoo along with other senior faculty members. The seminar featured presentations highlighting the critical issues of traffic violations and the responsibilities of citizens in ensuring safer roads for everyone, and the judging panel for seminar, speeches and debate included Prof. M.D Gagloo along with Prof. Sajad Sarwar.

Following the seminar, a session on "College Life of a Student in Islamia College" was conducted, providing students with a platform to reflect on their experiences and the opportunities available to them. The speeches given by various speakers emphasized the transformative role that college life plays in shaping a student's future. They discussed the academic challenges, extracurricular activities, and personal growth that Islamia College offers, encouraging students to make the most of their time at the institution for both intellectual and personal development.

The event culminated with an open mic debate on the thought-provoking topic, "Is Free Will a Gift or Humanity's Greater Burden?" Students passionately engaged in the debate, presenting varied perspectives on the nature of free will and its implications. Some argued that free will is a gift, offering humans the ability to shape their destinies, while others contended that it can be a burden, causing anxiety and uncertainty.During the conclusion, Prof. Zahoor Ahmad Jhat also shared his insights on the topic, providing the students with a broader understanding of the topic. The debate sparked deep discussions and reflections, fostering a critical thinking environment and allowing students to explore philosophical concepts under the guidance of the esteemed faculty members. Our heartful thanks to our program officer Dr. Nusrat Parveen for her invaluable contribution in organising this seminar and for her unwavering support and dedication.