Hyderabad : — In an enchanting blend of cultural diversity and social responsibility, the Superstar Kids Fashion Week is gearing up to make history with the participation of over 500 children hailing from various states across Telangana and India. This extravagant showcase, orchestrated by the dynamic duo Durg Prasad and Krishna Chaitanya, is poised to become the world’s largest kids’ fashion event.

The distinguishing feature of this remarkable extravaganza is the inclusion of 100 orphaned children from Sai Seva Sangh, shedding light on the organizers’ commitment to a meaningful social cause. Superstar Kids Fashion Week is not merely a glamorous affair but a platform dedicated to allowing children from all walks of life to spotlight their talents and revel in the richness of their diverse cultures.

The runway will burst into a kaleidoscope of colors as young models proudly represent their respective states and cultural heritage. Hosted at the Hitex Exhibition Center, Hyderabad, this event is anticipated to establish a new benchmark for kids’ fashion shows, with a visionary goal of featuring a staggering 10,000 kids on the ramp in future editions.

Stay tuned for an extraordinary fusion of fashion, culture, and compassion, as Superstar Kids Fashion Week takes the spotlight and sets a precedent for inclusivity and celebration of youthful talent.

Hyderabad : — The All India Youth Federation (AIYF) is gearing up to host a significant event, the ‘Voice of Young India: National Convention.’ Leaders from secular, democratic, and left youth organizations are expected to participate in this crucial discussion on the challenges confronting the youth of India.

The prevailing economic failures and social distress are casting a dark shadow on the nation’s youth. Issues such as the lack of secure employment opportunities, limited access to quality education, and a decline in social justice and secular values are causing heightened concern among the youth. Their grievances stem from feeling deprioritized in policy-making processes, leading to disjointed policy decisions.

The escalating unemployment rates, a surge in inequality, inadequate recreational facilities, and the influence of divisive politics are further exacerbating the challenges faced by the younger generation. Additionally, India is grappling with the failure to harness the demographic dividends effectively.

In response to these pressing issues, the AIYF aims to foster a consensus on potential alternatives and ignite mobilization efforts for a better future. The ‘Voice of Young India: National Convention’ is envisioned as a platform for dialogue, where leaders and youth alike can come together to discuss and formulate strategies to address these critical challenges.

Stay tuned for insightful discussions and proposed solutions that can shape the trajectory of youth empowerment and development in India.

Hyderabad : — The Sultan Ul Uloom College of Law is currently hosting Amjad Ali Khan National Moot Court Competition on December 22nd and 23rd, 2023. The inaugural session, held on Friday, featured Mrs. Farheen Kouser, IX Junior Civil Judge at the City Civil Court, Hyderabad, as the Chief Guest.

Mrs. Farheen Kouser, an alumna of Sultan Ul Uloom College of Law, expressed her deep connection to the institution during her speech. She highlighted the profound impact of the college on her foundation and remarked, “Agar Irade buland ho to hum Asman Bhe chuu sakte hain” — emphasizing the significance of determination and its potential to lead to great heights. Reflecting on her educational journey, she encouraged students to strengthen their resolve, instilling confidence in them.

Expressing immense joy at being part of the inaugural function of the National Moot Court Competition at her alma mater, Mrs. Farheen Kouser underlined the importance of Moot Courts in providing students with a unique platform to apply their persuasive skills, crucial in real-world court scenarios. The competition saw active participation from 28 teams representing different states across the country.

In a competitive spirit, students from renowned institutions such as Dr. Ambedkar Law University (Tamilnadu), Saveetha School of Law, K V Ranga Reddy Law College, and ICFAI Law College emerged as the Semifinalists. Their outstanding performances showcased the depth of legal talent present in diverse corners of the nation.

The National Moot Court Competition at Sultan Ul Uloom College of Law promises to be an enriching experience, fostering skill development and providing a valuable platform for legal enthusiasts.