An enlightening session on John Milton’s renowned epic poem Paradise Lost was held this week at the Readers Club, organized under the auspices of the Directorate of Student Affairs, University of Narowal. The literary event saw active participation from students, faculty members, and literature enthusiasts, who engaged in a profound discussion on various dimensions of the work. The session began with a focus on the poem’s central themes such as freedom, disobedience, and human nature. Participants explored how Milton depicted the character of Satan as a complex and controversial figure, sparking diverse interpretations across different eras. The discussion also delved into the contemporary relevance of Paradise Lost. Attendees reflected on how the poem’s themes continue to resonate today, particularly in the contexts of freedom of expression, religious tolerance, and political ideology. The Readers Club administration announced that similar literary sessions will continue in the future to promote dialogue and critical thinking around various aspects of literature.