Biography of Mrs. Sadaf Kamran The Lady of Iron, Hope, and Inspiration By: Dania Ansari (her younger daughter) Early Days and Family Roots There was a place called Kashmore in Pakistan, and on a bright day, May 29th, 1975, Allah blessed the home of Inam Ullah Khan and Iqbal Jahan with their youngest child—their sweetheart daughter, their sixth and most precious child, Sadaf Kamran. Those were tough times for Pakistan and the whole region. My nana abbo was a strong man who had worked under Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah himself and faced many hardships—including being imprisoned in Bangladesh for some time. This wasn’t just a story; it’s our real family history. Later, the family moved from Kashmore to Multan, then Sadiqabad, and then Ahmedpur Sharqia, where my mamma attended school from grades 1 to 5. In her middle school years, from grades 6 to 8, she studied in Kotla Musa Khan, and she completed her matriculation at Comprehensive Girls School . Even though he...
Dania Ansari Dania Ansari • You You Sec. General @ ACM MAJU | Campus Director @ HULT PRIZE MAJU | Computer Science' 26 Sec. General @ ACM MAJU | Campus Director @ HULT PRIZE MAJU | Computer Science' 26 1 minute ago • Visible to anyone on or off LinkedIn On May 3, 2025, my birthday became even more memorable as I received the 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝 from the Hult Prize Pakistan . This incredible recognition symbolizes the hard work, passion, and dedication poured into making our campus journey a platform for innovation and positive change. As the Campus Director for Mohammad Ali Jinnah University (MAJU) , the journey has been nothing short of transformative—filled with opportunities to align student initiatives with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by United Nations and inspire young minds to think creatively about addressing global challenges. Thanks to the following individuals/Communities for being an amazing support in our OnCampus Program HULT PRIZE MAJU M...