LAHORE: (Monday, November 2, 2026): The Punjab University Library Book Club organized a session on Punjabi literature and contemporary political thought, bringing together scholars, faculty members, and book lovers for intellectual discussions on. The session featured two insightful book discussions covering diverse literary and intellectual perspectives. In the Punjabi book segment, Principal Oriental College Prof. Dr. Nabila Rehman, spoke on In search of Sheikh Farid of Guru Granth Sahib by Prof. Pritam Singh. Her discussion explored the book’s engagement with the literary and intellectual legacy of Sheikh Farid and its significance in the broader context of Punjabi literary and cultural traditions. In the English book segment, Professor at the Institute of English Studies and Director of Students Affairs Prof. Dr. Shahzeb Khan discussed End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor. The discussion examined the book's critical engagement with contemporary fascism, political developments, and challenges confronting the modern world. The session provided an opportunity for participants to engage with important literary and contemporary issues through scholarly discussion and the exchange of ideas. By bringing together Punjabi literary heritage and current political thought, the Book Club continued its tradition of encouraging critical thinking, intellectual dialogue, and a culture of reading within the university community. Chief Librarian Muhammad Asif Khan reaffirmed the PU Library's commitment to promoting a vibrant intellectual environment and fostering a lasting culture of reading and informed discussion. He said that through its regular sessions, the Book Club provides a platform for distinguished scholars and readers to share their perspectives on significant works of literature, history, culture, and contemporary thought.