International Women’s Day celebrated at RIS
Islamabad : Roots International Schools (RIS) and Colleges celebrated International Women’s Day with full zeal and zest, says a press release.
Speeches were held throughout campuses, cakes were cut, women were acknowledged and students were briefed about the significance of the day. RIS has always preached and incorporated women empowerment and gender equality into its values and principles. During the cake cutting ceremony while talking to the audience Sir Walid Mushtaq said, ‘Keep up doing the great work women, you are very instrumental for our country’s growth and success. Salutations to brave women of the world who against the challenges in their lives continue to inspire new generations to come. You are role models to all children around the globe. Keep up the brave work.’
-
Simu Liu Fears Leaking Spoilers Ahead Of 'Avengers: Doomsday' -
Dangers Of Prince Harry’s Security Review Amp Up: ‘He’s Almost Licenced To Set Up As A Rival’ -
Adam Sandler Gives Funniest Speech After Receiving Award -
Nikki Glaser Clarifies One Thing Ahead Of The 2026 Golden Globe Awards Hosting -
Bolton Crash: Four Killed, 5 Seriously Injured After Fatal Accident -
Andrew Using Beatrice, Eugenie To Pass On Private Details Of Royal Family -
Harry Given Reminder On Archie, Lilibet, Meghan Markle’s Future: ‘Their Schooling Will Be Effected’ -
Andrea Martin Credits 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding's Michael Constantine For THIS -
Hayden Panettiere Addresses Challenges While Filming 'Sleepwalker' -
Comet 3I/ATLAS: Evidence Suggests That Interstellar Visitor Is Older Than The Sun -
Lily Allen Doubles Down On Efforts To Find New Home Post David Harbour Split -
Krys Marshall Reveals How Her Son Reacts To Becoming Big Brother -
'Adolescence' Star Owen Cooper Says THIS Keeps Him Grounded Amid Growing Success -
Alan Rickman Views On Playing Villain Roles Revealed -
Paul Thomas Anderson Doesn't Approve Of Leonardo DiCaprio’s Death In 'Titanic' After 28 Years -
Jeddah Tower Hits 80-floor Milestone, Set To Surpass Burj Khalifa As World’s Tallest Building