Student Council Elections 2025 at ICE Karachi: A Week of Energy, Voices and Real Student Power
The Student Council Elections 2025 at ICE Karachi arrived with a spark that quickly turned into a storm of excitement across the campus. What began as a routine election week transformed into a celebration of student leadership, community spirit and the power of young voices coming together for a shared purpose.
From the moment the nomination forms opened, the corridors buzzed with conversations, posters and confident introductions. Students from every department stepped forward, each bringing a unique vision for how they hoped to shape life at ICE. Whether it was enhancing student engagement, planning bigger events or strengthening academic and co-curricular support, the passion was visible in every interaction.
Campaign week brought an energy that could be felt in every corner of the campus. Candidates met their peers with sincerity, speaking openly about their goals and the change they wished to create. It wasn’t just about votes; it was about connection. Students gathered in small circles, discussing ideas, sharing opinions and appreciating the courage it takes to stand up and lead. The campus felt alive — vibrant, collaborative and full of youthful ambition.
Debate sessions and open-mic pitches added a layer of depth to the elections. Candidates showcased their confidence, clarity and commitment while responding to real questions from their fellow students. These weren’t rehearsed speeches; they were honest conversations about what matters to the ICE community. Many students later shared how refreshing it was to hear classmates speak so passionately, not just about events or facilities, but about belonging, growth and representation.
Election Day itself was a standout moment. The polling booths opened early, and lines formed almost instantly as students turned up with excitement and purpose. There was laughter, anticipation and a strong sense of unity. For many, it was their first time voting — a milestone that made the experience even more meaningful. The spirit of democracy was alive on campus, and everyone felt it.
As the results were announced, cheers filled the hallways. Whether celebrating victory or supporting friends who did not win, the atmosphere remained warm and respectful. The Student Council 2025 now steps into a role filled with responsibility, creativity and opportunity. They carry with them the trust of their peers and the hope of building a campus experience that is more inclusive, dynamic and student-centred.
The elections may be over, but the journey of leadership has only just begun. At ICE Karachi, the future feels bright — and it is being shaped by the students themselves.
Elections Writeups
Media Arts & Literature Society
PRESIDENT OF MEDIA ARTS AND LITERATURE
I am Haya Fatima. I am currently a student of IFY and the President of the Media, Arts & Literature Society. I strive to foster an atmosphere to promote, support, and construct creatively and express meaningfully and artistically.
INITIATIVES:
During my term, I hope to launch a diverse array of initiatives including the organization of concerts, podcast, character day, singing competition, movie night, new year celebration and a Qawwali Night, And I have planned that we will also hold a photography competition and we will visit different places, do research, explore the place and also create a projects. cooperative activities and workshops aimed at the enhancement of one’s professional skills. Moreover, I wish to organize sessions aimed at the awareness of arts and literature to strengthen the educational appreciation of the creativity of students. I wish to kindle and provide a multitude of opportunities in order to establish not just an outstanding, but a culturally thriving and intellectually stimulating community.
General Secretary
My name is Muhammad Salman, and I’m honored to serve as the General Secretary of the Media, Arts, and Literature Society. Currently, I’m in my first semester of IFY, and stepping into this role has been an exciting opportunity to combine my passion for creativity with leadership.
I believe that media, arts, and literature are powerful tools for self-expression, connection, and cultural growth. Through this society, I aim to create a space where students can freely explore their talents, whether through writing, painting, filmmaking, or simply sharing ideas.
This year, my focus is on organizing engaging events such as poetry slams, qawali night , film screenings, bonfire etc . I also plan to launch initiatives that highlight student work, build a strong digital presence, and invite more guest speakers to inspire and educate.
More than anything, I want this society to be a welcoming community where everyone feels seen, heard, and encouraged to grow. I’m excited to work with fellow students to make this year full of creativity, collaboration, and unforgettable experiences.
Sports Society
Introduction Sports President
I am Abdul Rehman, honored to serve as your Sports President this term. My experience in various sports has taught me the importance of teamwork, leadership, and perseverance, and I am committed to building an inclusive, vibrant, and engaging sports culture for all students. Together, we will make this year active, fun, and memorable.
Initiatives as a Council Member
- Building a Unified Sports Community—Foster collaboration among all team captains and sports heads to ensure every sport, from cricket to padel, receives attention, resources, and encouragement.
- Digital Communication Hub – Establish and maintain a centralized WhatsApp group to provide instant updates on tournaments, practice sessions, and league results.
- Flagship & Recreational Events—Organize inter-departmental tournaments, casual games, and fun events that appeal to both beginners and seasoned players.
- Fair Access & Scheduling—Ensure equitable facility usage, fair scheduling of events, and opportunities for all students to participate.
- Promoting Sportsmanship & Team Spirit—Encourage collaboration, fair play, and a sense of community among all participants, creating a positive and supportive environment.
Introduction General Secretary
I am Syed Rayyan Ahmed, honored to serve as your General Secretary of the Sports Society this term. My journey in sports has taught me the value of teamwork, leadership, and perseverance, and I am committed to fostering an inclusive and active sports culture for everyone on campus. Together, we will make sports accessible, engaging, and enjoyable for all students.
Initiatives as a Council Member
- Unified Sports Community – Collaborate with team captains and society members to create a cohesive sports ecosystem where all sports receive equal support and attention.
- Digital Communication Hub—Maintain a centralized WhatsApp group and online platforms to share updates on tournaments, practice schedules, league results, and casual play opportunities.
- Inclusive Events & Tournaments – Organize inter-departmental tournaments, friendly matches, and skill-building workshops that encourage participation from all students.
- Support & Coordination—Assist the Sports President and other council members in planning, scheduling, and managing sports activities across the campus.
Promotion of Sportsmanship—Encourage fair play, collaboration, and team spirit among all participants, creating a positive and supportive environment.
Social Welfare & Trust Society
Write-Up _ Social Welfare & Trust Society (SWAT)
Neha Farwa – President
My name is Neha Farwa, and I am serving as the President of the Social Welfare & Trust Society for the academic year 2025–26 under the ICE Student Council. I am committed to community service, student support, and developing meaningful opportunities that enhance the well-being of our campus community. I value teamwork, empathy, and the importance of small yet impactful actions that contribute to positive change.
Ammara Tariq – General Secretary
My name is Ammara Tariq, and I am honoured to serve as the General Secretary of the Social Welfare & Trust Society. I am dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where student concerns are acknowledged and addressed with sincerity. With a strong passion for welfare initiatives and effective teamwork, I aim to contribute to purposeful activities that uplift our campus community and strengthen society’s overall impact.
Planned Initiatives
1. Welfare Donation Drives
Organize clothing, food, books, and hygiene items to drive through donation boxes placed on campus. Collected items will be sorted by volunteers and distributed through verified welfare organizations or directly to communities in need.
2. Plantation Drive
Conduct an environmental plantation drive using climate-appropriate plants for Karachi. Students will participate in planting and follow-up care with support from campus gardening staff.
3. Mental Well-Being & Inclusivity Campaigns
Hold workshops, expert talks, and peer support circles with campus counsellors. Awareness content will address stress management, empathy, and anti-bullying.
4. Blood Donation Drive
Partner with certified institutions (Indus, Hussaini, Fatmid) to host a safe on-campus blood donation drive with prior registration and medical screenings.
5. Volunteer Teaching Programme
Form a volunteer group to teach underprivileged children online, in partner schools, or at community centres, focusing on literacy, math, and confidence-building.
6. Collaborative Charity Events
Work with other societies to organize joint charity drives, fairs, community service days, and awareness walks to increase engagement and impact.
7. Student Concern Channels
Create accessible platforms—Google Forms, WhatsApp contact, or an anonymous drop box—where students can submit concerns for review and support.
8. DIY Tote Bag Workshop
Organize a simple tote bag–making activity. Finished bags will be donated or sold to raise funds for welfare initiatives.
9. Support Staff Appreciation Week
Celebrate campus support staff through gift hampers, thank-you notes, and a short appreciation ceremony.
10. Orphanage & Old Home Outreach
Plan monthly visits for activities, games, and distribution of essential items to orphans and elderly residents.
These initiatives aim to strengthen community welfare, enhance student engagement, and build a more supportive campus environment.
ICT & Microsoft Society
M Saad Siddiqui (President)
I am someone who enjoys exploring new technologies and assisting others in understanding them. My involvement in various tech activities since my school days has deepened my interest in coding and the workings of systems behind the scenes.
This year, I plan to organize practical workshops to enhance students’ skills in Microsoft tools Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as well as fundamental ICT concepts. Additionally, I aim to establish brief support sessions where students can receive help with everyday digital tasks, such as coding basics or troubleshooting issues. My goal is to make society more accessible and beneficial, fostering the development of a tech-savvy community across the campus.
Bushra Tariq (General Secretary)
I am passionate about fostering community, organizing meaningful learning activities, and ensuring smooth coordination within society. My aim is to create a well-connected environment where students can easily participate, acquire new skills, and actively contribute to various initiatives.
I intend to host brief skill-boosting workshops covering AI tools, Cloud Fundamentals, and Web Development. Additionally, I plan to organize a mini hackathon where participants can develop quick prototypes to address real-world challenges. I also envision a Tech Fest Day, where students can explore the intersection of technology with unconventional fields such as art with AI, music with coding, or fashion with design tech, and even create mini games.
Entrepreneurship Society
President – Entrepreneurship Society
I’m Iqra Tariq, a business student who enjoys building ideas, helping people grow, and creating opportunities for students to learn through real experiences. I believe entrepreneurship should be simple, practical, and something everyone can try.
As President, I plan to introduce activities that help students learn by doing. This includes a 7-Day Digital Product Sprint, where students will create and sell a digital product in real time, starting with a basic master class on how to make one and set up their social accounts for selling. We will also have a Career Progression Week to guide students on skills, CVs, and future paths. Along with that, I want to bring an ICE Bazaar Challenge, where every student picks a real product, markets it, and tries to sell it. The goal is to give everyone hands-on experience, confidence, and a chance to discover what they’re capable of.
General Secretary – Entrepreneurship Society
I’m Mustahil Sharif, General Secretary of the Entrepreneurship Society. I’m excited to work with the team to create innovative initiatives and opportunities for other students. With a passion for entrepreneurship and a drive to learn, I’m looking forward to making this year unforgettable!
As General Secretary, I plan to organize Workshops And Seminars with industry experts to enhance students’ entrepreneurial skills, host Business Plan Competitions and provide resources to support start-ups, collaborate with other societies to create interdisciplinary projects and networking opportunities, and I want to bring Mentorship Sessions, where pair students with experienced entrepreneurs gets one on one guidance for their ideas. My goal is to give student of ICE real world experience rather than only theoretical knowledge.
Adventure Society
Introduction
My name is Ahtasham Ul Haq, and I am currently serving as the President of the Adventure Society. I have completed my HND in Computing from ICE, and I am now pursuing my Top-Up year in Computing from BNU. I am passionate about building strong student communities and creating platforms where students can grow, build confidence, and develop teamwork beyond the classroom.
Initiatives
As President, my aim is to elevate the Adventure Society into one of the most active and engaging groups on campus by organizing events that blend entertainment, learning, and social interaction. This year, I plan to introduce activities that help students connect with nature, build friendships, and take a refreshing break from academic pressures.
Our upcoming plans include an exciting trip to Bahria Adventure Land, an Ormara Beach trip with bonfire gatherings, and a soulful Qawwali Night to promote cultural engagement. In addition, a Farmhouse Day Trip will provide a relaxing environment for students to socialize, while hiking and camping adventures will challenge their limits and strengthen leadership and survival skills.
Through these initiatives, I hope to cultivate a sense of adventure, unity, and well-being within the ICE student community. I look forward to collaborating with the council and all members of the society to make this year memorable, meaningful, and filled with unforgettable experiences.
Introduction
My name is Hina Saleem, and I am currently pursuing my IFY at ICE. I am passionate about creating safe, engaging, and empowering spaces where students can explore, grow, and challenge their limits. To me, adventure is not just about excitement—it is about building confidence, fostering teamwork, and creating memorable experiences that shape us.
Initiatives
As the General Secretary of the Adventure Society, my primary focus will be on ensuring effective coordination within the team and establishing a well-organized system for planning and executing events. I aim to maintain clear communication with the President and all team members to deliver engaging, smooth, and impactful activities for students.
Additionally, I plan to introduce monthly adventure-based events that promote participation, learning, and enjoyment. Proposed activities include:
- Trip to Bahria Adventure Land
- Ormara Beach Trip
- Mangoper Beach Trip
- Bonfire with Qawwali
- Farmhouse Recreational Outing
- Hiking & Camping Adventures
- Escape Room Experiences
With dedication and strong organizational skills, I look forward to contributing to an exciting and meaningful adventure program.
