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MORNING BUZZ
Date:
17/06/2026
The Morning Buzz session was conducted by Mirfana, who gave an informative presentation on World Day to Combat Desertifi cation and Drought, observed on June 17 every year. She also showed a video presentation to explain the loss of fertile land, drought, and other environmental problems in a more impactful way. She highlighted the importance of protecting nature, conserving water, and using land resources wisely. Mirfana emphasized that global efforts are needed to restore damaged lands and create a healthier environment for future generations. The session was thought-provoking and encouraged everyone to act responsibly towards protecting our planet.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

The Thought for the Day was delivered by Mirfana.
Her message emphasized that "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." She encouraged students to shift their focus from chasing grades to pursuing real growth and goodness. She reminded everyone that learning should not be limited to scoring marks, but should aim at building character, wisdom, and compassion. Her words inspired all to learn with purpose not just for success in exams, but for success in life and service to society. Her message was truly thought-provoking and motivating.








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