Wahdat-e-Islami Hind will organise a symposium in Mumbai on August 29 to discuss suicide, female foeticide, drug abuse and pollution. The event is part of its nationwide Paigham-e-Rahmat-e-Aalam campaign covering 17 states. Activists, experts and community leaders will discuss humane approaches and collective solutions to social challenges.
Mumbai: Wahdat-e-Islami Hind (WIH) will organise a symposium on four pressing social issues — suicide, female foeticide, drug abuse and environmental pollution — in Mumbai on Saturday, August 29.
The programme, being organised as part of the organisation's nationwide Paigham-e-Rahmat-e-Aalam (Prophet's message) campaign, will be held from 7 pm to 10 pm at Celebration Hall, Islam Gymkhana, Marine Lines.
Campaign Aims To Promote Humane Solutions To Social Challenges
The symposium aims to draw public attention to serious social challenges and explore humane, ethical and practical responses to them. The organisers have invited media professionals, social workers, community leaders, academics, students and concerned citizens to participate.
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