Lahore: The Punjab University Library Book Club organized a session on Punjabi literature and contemporary political thought, drawing scholars, faculty members, and book enthusiasts for intellectual discussions. The session featured book discussions that offered diverse literary and intellectual perspectives.

According to University of the Punjab, Principal of Oriental College, Prof. Dr. Nabila Rehman, discussed "In Search of Sheikh Farid of Guru Granth Sahib" by Prof. Pritam Singh, exploring its engagement with the literary and intellectual legacy of Sheikh Farid. In the English segment, Prof. Dr. Shahzeb Khan examined "End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World" by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor, focusing on contemporary fascism, political developments, and modern world challenges.

The session facilitated engagement with important literary and contemporary issues through scholarly discussion and idea exchange. Chief Librarian Muhammad Asif Khan emphasized the library's commitment to fostering a culture of reading and informed discussion within the university community. He noted that the Book Club's regular sessions provide a platform for scholars and readers to share perspectives on significant works of literature, history, culture, and contemporary thought.