MULTAN:In a momentous event at The Women University Multan, 548 female students received laptops under the Prime Minister’s Laptop Scheme. The distribution ceremony was graced by the presence of Iram Shehzadi, Additional Deputy Commissioner, as the distinguished special guest, and Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Kulsoom Pracha as guest of honor.
The initiative aims to nurture a knowledge-based society by empowering students through digital literacy. The laptops were distributed to students based on pure merit, after a rigorous verification process.
Iram Shahzai, the Additional Deputy Commissioner, underscored the pivotal role of modern technology in today’s ever-evolving world. She eloquently expressed that the initiative perfectly aligned with the contemporary needs of the society.
Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Kulsoom Paracha passionately elaborated on the laptops’ transformative potential, emphasizing the ability to enhance students’ creative and research capabilities. She claimed, laptops outshine smartphones when it comes to academic pursuits.
Babir Rasheed, the Representative of Higher Education, also shared his thoughts during the event. He revealed the government’s ambitious plan to distribute a staggering 100,000 laptops among students during the first phase.
Recognizing the significance of technology in the modern education system, Babir Rasheed encouraged students to harness the full potential of their laptops, emphasizing that these devices were key to unlocking a world of knowledge and opportunities.
Dr. Madeeha Akram, the Focal Person for the PM Laptop Scheme, lauded the outstanding initiative and expressed profound gratitude to the Prime Minister and the Higher Education Commission. She highlighted, the crucial role these laptops play in empowering young minds with the tools necessary for academic excellence and personal growth.
This momentous event exemplifies the pivotal role of laptops in fostering digital literacy and female empowerment. It highlights the government’s dedication to building a brighter, more inclusive future for all, where knowledge is truly empowering.
