The Punjab University (PU) Library Book Club organised a session on Punjabi literature and contemporary political thought, featuring discussions on two books highlighting literary heritage and current global challenges.
PU Library hosts session on Punjabi literature
LAHORE, Nov 02 (APP): The Punjab University (PU) Library Book Club organised a session on Punjabi literature and contemporary political thought, featuring discussions on two books highlighting literary heritage and current global challenges.
In the Punjabi literature segment, Principal Oriental College Prof. Dr. Nabila Rehman discussed In Search of Sheikh Farid of Guru Granth Sahib by Prof. Pritam Singh. She highlighted the literary and intellectual legacy of Sheikh Farid and its significance in Punjabi literary and cultural traditions.
In the English book segment, Professor at the Institute of English Studies and Director of Students Affairs Prof. Dr. Shahzeb Khan discussed End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor. The discussion focused on contemporary fascism, political developments and challenges confronting the modern world.
The session brought together scholars, faculty members and book lovers for an exchange of ideas on literature, culture and contemporary issues. Chief Librarian Muhammad Asif Khan reaffirmed the PU Library’s commitment to promoting reading habits, critical thinking and intellectual dialogue through regular Book Club sessions.
