ABVP remembers Pulwama martyrs

The HPU's ABVP unit paid tributes to martyrs of the Pulwama attack at the Pink Petals chowk of the university. Stating that the sacrifice made by the soldiers was supreme and couldn't be forgotten, the ABVP said every citizen of the country gets teary-eyed while remembering their martyrdom. The students' body said youth should learn from soldier's love for the country and their sacrifice and should stand with the families of the soldiers. The ABVP's Sunni unit, too, paid tributes to the Pulwama martyrs.

Ensure well-being of martyrs' kin: NSUI

The Chowari unit of the NSUI on Sunday paid floral tributes to the soldiers who were martyred in the Pulwama attack at Chowari. NSUI state secretary Rajat Singh Rana said the country could never forget the contribution of brave soldiers. Remembering the Pulwama attack, Rana said the governments should ensure well-being of soldiers' dependents.

Lit fest held at Shoolini varsity

A literature fest was organised at the Shoolini University, Solan, which saw a session on how Hindi film scripts evolved. Mihir Pandya from Inderprasth College, Delhi, interacted with Ajit Andhare, Chief Operating Officer, at Viacom 18 Motion Pictures. A session on literature and films, in which Ashwani Bhatnagar, Neelam Kanwar and Karan Oberoi were panelists, was also held. It was moderated by Rajesh Williams. A session on renowned author, Githa Hariharan, in conversation with Manju Jaidka, organiser of the Shoolini Literature Festival, and another on "Reworking mythologies" was also held. The day closed with a session with poet and lyricist Irshad Kamil, moderated by Ashoo Khosla.