DUET Hosts 79th Independence Day Ceremony in Karachi

Dawood University of Engineering and Technology (DUET) organized a ceremony at its Centre of Entrepreneurship, Management and Emerging Technologies (CEMET) in Karachi to mark Pakistan’s 79th Independence Day. Mayor Sukkur Barrister Arsalan Islam Shaikh attended as the chief guest, with FPCCI Vice President Bilal Waqar Khan as the guest of honour. The program commenced with a flag-hoisting ceremony, followed by a special cake-cutting ceremony that also celebrated the recently signed Joint Makkah Agreement. Children from Sweet Home and Little Angels presented tableaux, while DUET students delivered speeches highlighting the significance of Independence Day. Impressed by the performances, Mayor Arsalan Islam Shaikh announced cash awards for the participating children and students.

In Karachi, the Naya Nazimabad Independence Day Sports Festival has officially commenced with a vibrant ceremony to celebrate Pakistan’s 79th Independence Day. The event began with a recitation from the Holy Quran and the national anthem, followed by a patriotic song performed by a twelve-year-old student. The opening ceremony included a flag-hoisting ritual, the release of pigeons, and a cake-cutting ceremony. The festival, which features various competitions such as cricket, football, snooker, squash, tennis, and archery, will continue until August 14. A musical concert and fireworks display are planned for the night of August 13. Meanwhile, in Lahore, stalls have been decorated with green crescent flags and badges as part of the ongoing preparations.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has released a Balochi song titled “Pak Ae Watan” as part of the preparations for Pakistan's 79th Independence Day.

Authorities have announced that strict action will be taken against lawbreakers as Independence Day celebrations begin.

Preparations for Pakistan's 79th Independence Day are also gaining momentum in Ferozewala, with patriotic spirit reportedly on full display. This adds to the ongoing celebrations and decorations seen in major cities across the country.

Ahead of Pakistan's 79th Independence Day, a new campaign has been announced. Additionally, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has released a song in the Balochi language to mark the occasion. Preparations are now also underway in Islamabad, with stalls being set up in markets alongside those in Karachi and Lahore.

Preparations for Pakistan's 79th Independence Day are gaining momentum in cities including Karachi and Lahore, with markets and streets adorned with national flags and decorations.

In Karachi, markets are bustling with families and children shopping for festive items such as flags, banners, green and white clothing, bangles, and garlands. The atmosphere is marked by patriotic enthusiasm, particularly among the youth.

A notable activity in Karachi involves students painting a 500-meter-long wall with patriotic slogans and art, expressing messages of love and unity for the country. One participant highlighted Pakistan's multicultural society—comprising Punjabis, Sindhis, Balochis, and various other communities—as a source of strength and progress.

In Lahore, men and women enthusiastically participated in a Freedom Cycling Rally as part of the Independence Day celebrations. Separately, the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League has announced its major plans for the upcoming national holiday.

The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has released a new Balochi song titled "Pak Ae Watan" in anticipation of Pakistan's Independence Day.

Preparations for Independence Day are continuing across the country. In Lahore, the bustling Urdu Bazaar is particularly active with celebrations, featuring various flags and horns for sale.