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HYDERABAD: The Students’ Societies Centre (SSC), through the Young Peace and Development Corps (YPDC), Shah Abdul Latif University (SALU), Khairpur Chapter, organized a speech competition in connection with 6th September Defence Day of Pakistan at the Students’ Societies Centre, Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur.

Held under the theme “Our Martyrs, Our Pride,” the competition featured inspiring speeches by students in English, Urdu and Sindhi, providing them with a meaningful platform to express their views, demonstrate their communication skills and pay tribute to the sacrifices of Pakistan’s martyrs and defenders. Certificates and prizes were awarded to students securing prominent positions in the three language categories.

Vice Chancellor, Shah Abdul Latif University, Meritorious Professor Dr. Yousuf Khushk, graced the event as Chief Guest. Addressing the gathering, he said that 6th September symbolizes courage, sacrifice and national unity. He emphasized that the sacrifices of Pakistan’s martyrs are a source of national pride and that young people must learn from their courage, patriotism, discipline and commitment to the country.

The student speakers highlighted the historic significance of Defence Day and recalled the courage of Pakistan’s defenders and the unity demonstrated by the nation. They expressed their resolve to contribute to Pakistan’s progress through education, professional excellence, responsible citizenship and service to society.

Certificates and prizes were distributed among the position holders, including Ms. Ayesha Abid from the Department of Law, Aftab Ali from the Department of English, and Dilbar Khan, who secured positions in the English, Urdu and Sindhi speech categories, respectively.

The participants were evaluated by Syeda Shumaila Rubab Rizvi, Ms. Varisha and Asad Abbas on the basis of content, pronunciation, confidence, body language and overall presentation.

Asad Abbas also conducted the proceedings and effectively moderated the competition.

Addressing the students further, Professor Dr. Khushk emphasized that universities have an important responsibility to develop confident, responsible and patriotic citizens. He said that while soldiers defend the country’s borders, students and scholars serve the nation through classrooms, laboratories, research, innovation and the responsible use of technology. He urged students to excel in their respective disciplines and use their knowledge and skills for the development of Pakistan.

The Vice Chancellor also appreciated Dr. Ali Raza Lashari, Coordinator, Students’ Societies Centre, and YPDC for organizing the event and providing students with meaningful opportunities for learning, expression, leadership and personal development.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2026

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