LAHORE: (Thursday, October 16, 2025): Punjab University Library Book Club has organized a session regarding introduction of two remarkable English and Urdu books. The selected books of the month were “1984” by George Orwell and “Kapoor Nama: Kulyat Nasar, Kenhya Lal Kapoor”, compiled and edited by Dr Muhammad Haroon Usmani. On this occasion, Chief Librarian Dr Muhammad Haroon Usmani, President Academic Staff Association Prof Dr Amjad Abbas Magsi, Secretary Dr Muhammad Islam, DG Students Affairs, Estate & Security Prof Dr Rehan Sadiq Shaikh, Director DSA Dr Shahzeb Khan, faculty members and students were present. The introductory talk on George Orwell’s 1984 was delivered by Director Student Affairs and Associate Professor, Institute of English Studies Dr Shahzeb Khan. He highlighted the novel’s powerful portrayal of totalitarian regimes, state surveillance, and manipulation of truth, emphasizing how Orwell’s dystopian vision continues to resonate in modern times. Chief Librarian Dr Muhammad Haroon Usmani while introducing his Urdu compilation elaborated on Kanhaiya Lal Kapoor’s distinctive style of satire and humor, noting its deep-rooted authenticity and enduring value in Urdu literature. He praised Kapoor’s sharp social commentary and his ability to critique human behavior and societal norms through wit and irony. Dr Usmani expressed heartfelt gratitude to all participants who have actively supported and enriched the PU Library Book Club platform. This session marked a special moment, as it was Dr Usmani’s final program as Chief Librarian, concluding his dedicated and impactful tenure. On this occasion, participants paid tribute to Dr Usmani for his outstanding contributions to the PU Library and his tireless efforts in promoting literary culture and intellectual discourse through the Book Club initiative.