Rawalpindi:Rawalpindi Medical University (RMU) observed ‘Youm-e-Tashakur’ – the Day of Gratitude – on Wednesday to commemorate Pakistan’s resilience and victory in the Indo-Pakistan War. The event was organised to pay tribute to the sacrifices of the nation and the armed forces, while reaffirming the importance of unity, peace, and national integrity.
The day was marked by a series of solemn and reflective activities held at the university campus. A specially produced documentary was screened for students and faculty members, detailing the sequence of the events that led to the conflict. The film highlighted Pakistan’s efforts to maintain peace, its restraint in the face of aggression, and the nation’s collective strength in defending its sovereignty. The documentary served not only as a historical recount but also as a reminder of the cost of war and the value of peace.
The central address of the day was delivered by the Vice Chancellor of RMU, Professor Dr. Muhammad Umar, who emphasized the need for national unity, moral strength, and academic excellence. In a powerful message to students and faculty, he said, “We must stand together as one nation under the guidance of the Holy Quran. Our strength lies not only in arms but in knowledge, compassion, and unwavering faith. It is our duty as future doctors and researchers to build a strong, self-reliant Pakistan that contributes to global peace and wellbeing.”
Professor Umar further praised the armed forces of Pakistan, acknowledging their courage and selflessness in defending the nation. He encouraged the youth to remain steadfast in their support for the country and to contribute meaningfully to its progress, particularly in the fields of health and research.
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