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Who Is IPS Officer Abdur Rahman? Supreme Court Orders Fresh Review of His Voluntary Retirement Plea

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West Champaran District (BIHAR) /MAHARASHTRA :

Supreme Court Gives Relief to IPS Officer Abdur Rahman, Asks Centre to Revisit VRS Rejection.

New Delhi:

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has set aside the Union Home Ministry’s decision rejecting the voluntary retirement request of former Maharashtra cadre IPS officer Abdur Rahman and directed the Central Government to reconsider his application afresh within three months.

A Bench comprising Justice P.S. Narasimha and Justice Alok Aradhe held that the Centre had failed to adequately examine the complaints and disciplinary issues cited while rejecting Rahman’s Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS) application in 2019.

The court’s decision comes after a prolonged legal battle initiated by Rahman, who had sought voluntary retirement from the Indian Police Service in August 2019 but was denied permission by the government due to pending disciplinary proceedings and complaints against him.

Supreme Court Sets Aside 2019 Rejection Order

Abdur Rahman had submitted a notice seeking voluntary retirement under Rule 16(2A) of the All India Services (Death-cum-Retirement Benefits) Rules, 1958, in August 2019.

The Ministry of Home Affairs subsequently rejected the request on October 25, 2019, citing pending complaints and disciplinary matters.

Allowing Rahman’s plea, the Supreme Court observed that the Central Government had not undertaken a detailed examination of the complaints before rejecting the VRS application.

“In view of the above discussion and analysis, we are of the opinion that the Central Government has not examined the complaints in detail before taking the decision dated October 25, 2019, of not accepting the notice for voluntary retirement,” the Bench noted.

The Court directed the Centre to reconsider the request in light of all available material and take a fresh decision within three months.

Court Asks Centre to Consider Subsequent Charge Sheets

The Supreme Court also took note of developments that occurred after the original rejection order.

The Maharashtra Government subsequently issued charge sheets against Rahman in three separate matters, including a 2022 case linked to his participation in protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

However, the Court observed that despite the passage of several years, disciplinary proceedings in these cases had not reached a conclusion.

Taking this into account, the Bench directed the Central Government to evaluate both the original complaints and the subsequent disciplinary proceedings while reconsidering the VRS application.

The Court stated that the inability of the authorities to conclude disciplinary proceedings despite the passage of time was an important factor that warranted a fresh review of the matter.

Complaints Against the IPS Officer

According to records placed before the Court, Rahman faced multiple allegations during his service.

These included:

  • Allegations of torturing a person in 2014.
  • Contracting a second marriage in 2016 without obtaining the consent of his first wife.
  • Delivering a public speech in 2019 allegedly in violation of service conduct rules.
  • Subsequent disciplinary proceedings related to his participation in anti-CAA protests.

The Court did not examine the merits of these allegations but emphasized that the Centre must properly evaluate all relevant facts before arriving at a decision on his retirement request.

Who Is IPS Officer Abdur Rahman?

Abdur Rahman is a former 1997 batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the Maharashtra cadre who served the state police force for more than two decades before emerging as a prominent public voice on issues related to governance, constitutional values, minority rights, and social justice.

Born on January 8, 1973, in West Champaran district of Bihar, Rahman comes from a farming family.

Educational Background

Rahman completed his schooling at Bipin High School in Bettiah and later pursued higher studies in Patna.

He graduated with a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree in Civil Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur in 1995 before qualifying for the Civil Services Examination.

Career in the Indian Police Service

Rahman joined the Indian Police Service on September 7, 1997, and was allotted the Maharashtra cadre.

Over a policing career spanning more than 22 years, he held several important assignments across Maharashtra.

His major postings included:

Assistant Superintendent of Police, Latur

One of his earliest assignments after joining the service.

Superintendent of Police

He served in districts such as:

  • Dhule
  • Yavatmal
  • Chandrapur

During his tenure in Dhule, he reportedly led several anti-dacoity operations targeting criminal gangs operating along national highways.

Principal, Police Training School, Solapur

Rahman later headed the Police Training School in Solapur, contributing to police training and capacity building.

Additional Commissioner of Police, Pune

He served as Additional Commissioner of Police (Administration) in Pune City Police.

Inspector General of Police

His final posting in service was as Special Inspector General at the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission (MSHRC).

Resignation During Citizenship Amendment Act Protests

Rahman gained national attention in December 2019 after publicly opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

On December 11, 2019, shortly after the Citizenship Amendment Bill was passed in Parliament, he announced his resignation from service, describing the legislation as unconstitutional and discriminatory.

He stated that his decision was an act of “civil disobedience” and a protest against what he viewed as a threat to India’s pluralistic and secular character.

However, by that time, his earlier request for voluntary retirement was already under consideration and later became the subject of legal disputes.

Long Legal Battle Over Retirement Status

Following the rejection of his VRS application, Rahman challenged the government’s decision before judicial forums.

The dispute continued for several years, creating uncertainty regarding his formal separation from government service.

The Supreme Court’s latest order does not automatically grant voluntary retirement but requires the Central Government to reassess the application and take a reasoned decision after examining all relevant facts and subsequent developments.

Author, Public Speaker and Social Activist

After stepping away from active policing, Rahman increasingly focused on public engagement, research, and writing.

He has authored several books examining issues related to governance, social inclusion, and political representation.

His notable works include:

Denial and Deprivation: Indian Muslims after the Sachar Committee and Ranganath Mishra Commission Reports

A study examining socio-economic challenges faced by Indian Muslims.

Absent in Politics and Power: Political Exclusion of Indian Muslims

An analysis of minority representation in political institutions.

Communal Crimes and National Integration

A work exploring governance, communal harmony, and national integration.

Brief Foray into Electoral Politics

Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Rahman briefly entered electoral politics.

He was announced as a candidate for the Dhule parliamentary constituency by the Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA), led by Prakash Ambedkar.

However, legal uncertainty surrounding his retirement status reportedly affected his candidature, and he did not emerge as a major electoral contender.

What Happens Next?

Following the Supreme Court’s ruling, the Ministry of Home Affairs will now be required to conduct a fresh examination of Abdur Rahman’s voluntary retirement application.

The Centre has been given three months to take a final decision after considering the original allegations, subsequent charge sheets, and the prolonged pendency of disciplinary proceedings.

The outcome of the review will determine whether Rahman’s long-pending request for voluntary retirement is finally accepted or rejected once again after detailed scrutiny.

source: http://www.indianmasterminds.com / Indian Masterminds / Home> News> IPS>News / by Indian Masterminds Bureau /June 03rd,2026

Patna’s National Award winner Hussain felicitated

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Patna, BIHAR :

National Children Award winner Mohammad Hussain

Patna :

National Children Award winner Mohammad Hussain was felicitated by the Patna district magistrate of Patna Shirsat Kapil Ashok on Saturday. Seventeen-year-old Hussain is a resident of the Patthar ki Masjid area of east Patna. He makes toys from waste material and natural products.

He received the award for his exceptional skills in handcrafted arts under the Art and Culture category from the President of India Droupadi Murmu on January 22.

The Patna district administration, in a statement, said the award conferred to Hussain is a matter of honour for Patna and Bihar.

He is one of the 19 children who were bestowed with this prestigious award called Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar.

This award is given to children aged between five and eighteen years in six categories- Art and Culture, Bravery, Innovation, Education, Social Service and Sports. Hussain has won several accolades in state and national-level competitions. His father is a file binder while her mother is involved in sewing work.

Hussain imparts training in handicrafts and painting to the children of his neighborhood and slum areas.

Hussain has been getting training in handicrafts from the Bihar government-run Kilkari Bal Bhavan for the last six years. He has learnt many handicrafts from the summer camps of Kilkari. He has shown his skills in making useful products from waste material with natural things during state and national level competitions.

He has been awarded for handicrafts by the Government of India. He has shown his art in an online national Rangoli competition during Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav in 2021. He got a gold medal award for his indigenous toys during a national art competition in 2022. Last year he presented his indigenous toys to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ programme.

Hussain is pursuing his Intermediate in Sciences course in the final year. He has a dream to study at the National Institute of Design (NID) and learn more about designing toys and making such indigenous toys which are fast becoming extinct.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards> Markers of Excellence / by Md Sami Ahmad / February 18th, 2024

Kerala’s Genrobotics Wins Medicall Made in India Innovation Golden Award

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Pallipuram, KERALA :

Genrobotic Innovations, a company based in Pallippuram, Kerala has been conferred with the Medicall Made in India Innovation 2023 Golden Award for developing the advanced robotic gait trainer G-Gaiter that helps patients recover rapidly from paraplegic disabilities. Afsal Muttikkal, Regional Director, Genrobotics Medical and Mobility received the award from Shyam Vasudevarao, Founder and Director of Forus Health, Renalyx, and Rx DHP.

The company’s flagship medical product, the G-Gaiter is an advanced gait training robot which has earned this prestigious acknowledgement for its unwavering dedication to driving innovation within the health-tech sector. The G-Gaiter’s services are currently accessible in numerous hospitals across Kerala.

Instituted by Chennai-based Medicall Innovation, the award is given for promoting and recognising advanced technological innovations in the healthcare industry.

G-Gaiter assists patients with paraplegic conditions caused by stroke, traumatic spinal cord injury and cerebral palsy to increase their mobility, consistency, and quality of gait pattern.

G-Gaiter’s AI (Artificial Intelligence)-powered natural human gait pattern and top-notch rehabilitation functions aim to increase mobility as well as the consistency and quality of gait patterns. It helps patients with paraplegic disorders achieve their goal of re-walking flawlessly.

Taking off as a startup, Genrobotics has displayed innovation in solving different social issues and emerged as one of the most impactful companies through various robotic solutions. It made a big socio-technological impact by developing the world’s first robotic manhole cleaner, ‘Bandicoot’, aimed at phasing out manual scavenging.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards / by Radiance News Bureau / August 24th, 2023

The Perfect Score Triumph: Shaik Suraj Shines in JEE Main 2024 Session 1

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ANDHRA PRADESH :

In a remarkable display of academic prowess, Shaik Suraj from Andhra Pradesh has emerged triumphant in the JEE Main 2024 Session 1, securing a flawless score of 300 out of 300. His exceptional achievement places him in the prestigious 100 percentile bracket, reaffirming his position as one of the top-performing candidates in the examination.

The January 2024 session of JEE Main was held across 544 centers spanning 291 cities, with an additional 21 cities abroad. According to an official statement, out of the 1,170,048 candidates who participated, 23 achieved a perfect NTA score of 100. Telangana emerged as the top-performing state, with 7 students achieving a perfect NTA score of 100. Additionally, based on the breakdown of category-wise toppers provided in the official press release, 10 students from Telangana secured positions on the list of category toppers.

Suraj attributes his success to diligent preparation, effective study techniques, and unwavering support from his parents. He acknowledges the pivotal role played by his family in providing constant encouragement and guidance throughout his academic journey.

Suraj’s accomplishment in the highly competitive JEE Main examination serves as an inspiration to students nationwide, underscoring the importance of dedication, perseverance, and strategic preparation in achieving academic excellence.

As he celebrates this significant milestone, Suraj looks forward to leveraging his success to pursue his academic aspirations and contribute positively to society.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Education> Focus> Markers of Excellence / by Radiance News Bureau / February 16th, 2024

Maulana Gulzar Azmi: A true liberator of Muslim youths implicated in false cases

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Mumbai, MAHARASHTRA :

Maulana Gulzar Ahmed Azmi, a staunch fighter for the oppressed people, especially innocent Muslim youth, implicated in false terror and criminal cases, and a prominent figure of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind in Maharashtra passed away in a hospital in Mumbai on August 20. He was 89. He was receiving treatment in hospital, but succumbed to his head injury after a slip-and-fall incident.

Heading a legal aid committee of the Jamiat-i-Ulama Maharashtra since its inception in 2007, Maulana Azmi was fearlessly offering legal aid to the people implicated in false cases by government agencies and the police.

Maulana Azmi was born in Mumbai on May 1, 1934. After getting primary education at a Urdu medium school, he went to Darul Uloom Deoband to complete higher education in Islamic studies. After joining Jamiat in 1954, Azmi held key positions from the local head to the state’s vice president.  His journey in the quest for justice and civil rights started in the aftermath of the Bhiwandi and Jalgaon riots in 1970, when hundreds of Muslims were arrested, in spite of suffering heavy losses during the violence. The Jamiat came forward for the first time to get them released.

After 1992-1993 Mumbai riots, Maulana Azmi assisted the Srikrishna Commission, set up by the Government of Maharashtra to investigate the causes of the riots. Remarkably, the Commission in its findings, praised Jamiat-i-Ulama for helping it in collecting key evidence. Even Maulana Azmi himself translated the inquiry report into Urdu. Due to his resilient support, Jamiat has extended legal help to hundreds of accused in a number of cases, running across the country.

Maulana Azmi never cowed down the allegations or threats to his life while defending civil right cases. When asked about an imminent threat in defending the terror accused, he bravely replied that he did not fear for his life as he firmly believed that the time and place of his death were already decided.  He was very active and remained involved in his routine legal aid activities even at the age of 90.

Azmi has been a member of the Maharashtra State Minority Commission from 2002-2005, and again in 2014. He is survived by six sons and three daughters. Expressing deep grief over his death, Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind President Maulana Arshad Madani said Gulzar Azmi was associated with Maulana Hussain Ahmad Madani and Jamiat at a very young age and spent his entire life serving the country and the community.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Obituary / by Anwarulhaq Baig / August 25th, 2023

Altaf Amburi Awarded for Outstanding Services to Urdu Language and Literature

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Chennai, TAMIL NADU :

Chennai :

Altaf Ahmed Amburi was bestowed upon an award for outstanding services to the Urdu language and literature at a function hosted by Tamil Nadu State Urdu Academy here.

The function was presided over by Dr. Naeem-ur-Rahman, Deputy Chairman of Urdu Academy, Chennai.

Altaf Ahmed Amburi has been teaching Urdu at Banghi Hayath Basha Sahib School, Ambur.

Mr. Shakeel Akhtar IPS, Tamil Nadu State Chief Information Commissioner presented the award. A large number of literary and eminent people attended the award function.

The members of Urdu Academy, Prof. Dr. Ghiyas Ahmed and Dr. Tayyab Kharadri of New College, Chennai and Shahid Madrasi  contributed to make the function successful.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards> Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / February 01st, 2024

Prof. Mujtaba Lokhandwala Turns Pune Societies into Living Science Classrooms

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Pune, MAHARASHTRA :

Pune:

In several housing societies across Pune, evening playtime is taking a new direction as children gather with simple materials to explore science under the guidance of Prof. Mujtaba Lokhandwala. His initiative brings activity based learning directly into residential spaces, encouraging curiosity and practical understanding among young learners.

At a time when many children spend hours on screens, these sessions offer a hands on alternative. Using everyday objects such as plastic bottles, straws, mirrors, and magnets, Prof. Lokhandwala explains scientific concepts in an engaging manner. Children learn about air pressure, light reflection, motion, and energy through simple experiments conducted in open spaces.

Prof. Lokhandwala, who has over 18 years of teaching experience in engineering, serves as a trainer for activity based learning under the Department of Science and Technology. He believes science education must move beyond memorisation and focus on observation and questioning. He said children often learn definitions for exams, yet struggle to explain real life applications.

During the sessions, children are encouraged to ask questions without fear. The environment remains informal and interactive. According to Prof. Lokhandwala, the scientific process begins when a child asks why something happens.

After each workshop, a science club is formed within the society. Interested adults receive training to continue activities with children. These clubs aim to conduct at least one session every month, ensuring continuity and community participation.

The initiative also includes astronomy sessions held on terraces. Children observe the Moon, Jupiter, and constellations through telescopes. They learn to identify stars such as the North Star and understand their positions. These experiences help them connect with the natural world and develop interest in science beyond textbooks.

Parents who initially attend out of curiosity gradually become active participants. The initiative has begun to change the atmosphere within societies, with families engaging in educational activities together. Children now discuss experiments during holidays instead of leisure outings.

Prof. Lokhandwala said modern lifestyles often disconnect children from nature and inquiry. He stressed the need to provide meaningful alternatives to screen based entertainment. His work shows that simple methods and community involvement can reshape how children learn science.

Courtesy: www.awazthevoice.in

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Pride of the Nation> Markers of Excellence> Report / by awazthevoice.in / Radiance News Bureau / May 22nd, 2026

Asif Iqbal Shaikh Jeelani Clinches Gold Medal in Inter-University Cycling Race, Encourages Muslim Youth to Excel

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Akola, MAHARASHTRA :

Akola :

Asif Iqbal Shaikh Jeelani, a qualified lawyer with an impressive academic background and a dedicated government employee added another feather to his cap by winning the gold medal in the 10 km cycle inter-university race at Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth (University) here. The prestigious award was presented by Dr. S.R. Gadakh, Vice-Chancellor of the University, on the occasion of Republic Day.

Asif, who holds postgraduate degrees in Urdu, English, Public Administration, and a legal background with LLB and LLM in Criminology, currently serves as ASO in the Office of the Comptroller at Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, Akola. His academic achievements are complemented by his dedication to public service.

This isn’t the first time Asif has been recognized for his outstanding contributions. In the academic year 2014-15, he was honored with the Best Employee Award by the Chief Minister of Maharashtra. Furthermore, in 2018, Asif displayed his literary prowess by winning the first prize in an essay competition.

Despite his numerous accomplishments, Asif is deeply concerned about the lack of Muslim representation in sports activities within the university. Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth has a strength of approximately 4,500 employees, with only a meager 10 being Muslims.

Expressing his views on the matter, Asif said, “It’s disheartening to see that not a single Muslim participates in the sports activities of the university. As Muslims, we should strive to excel in whatever we do. Despite the challenges and pressures, we must discard negativity, stay positive, trust in Allah, and continue competing without getting disheartened.”

His recent gold medal victory in the inter-university cycling race serves as an inspiration to others, demonstrating that excellence knows no bounds. Asif’s message to the Muslim youth resonates with a call for active participation and a commitment to overcoming obstacles. His achievements stand as a testament to the power of perseverance, hard work, and a positive mindset.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards> Markers of Excellence>Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / January 29th, 2024

H.R.S. Inaugurates Rescue Equipment Room in Yeshwanthpur, Expanding Emergency Response Network Across Karnataka

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KARNATAKA :

Bengaluru:

The Humanitarian Relief Society (H.R.S.), a Karnataka-based volunteer-driven organization known for its swift emergency and disaster relief work, inaugurated a new Rescue Equipment Room in the Yeshwanthpur area of Bengaluru.

The addition marks another milestone in the organization’s growing network of response facilities across the state, with similar units already operational in Mangalore, Hubli, and Gulbarga.


The inauguration ceremony, held at the Yeshwanthpur Islamic Center auditorium, was attended by key civil defence and community leaders, highlighting the increasing integration of civil society efforts with formal emergency infrastructure.
Mr. Najeeb Ahmad, Civil Defence Officer and recipient of the Chief Minister’s Gold Medal, served as the chief guest. In his keynote address, he praised H.R.S. for its consistent and impactful humanitarian services:

“We saw during the COVID-19 pandemic how vital community organizations can be when working alongside government initiatives. H.R.S. has emerged as a model for such cooperation, with trained volunteers who are quick to respond in times of crisis.”


He stressed the importance of access to professional-grade rescue equipment, citing instances where the absence of proper tools had led to preventable loss of life or injury. Commending H.R.S. for identifying and addressing this critical gap, he added:


“This Rescue Equipment Room is not just a facility for H.R.S. but a resource for the entire community. Residents of Yeshwanthpur and neighboring areas should make full use of it.”


Mr. Ahmad also encouraged H.R.S. volunteers to consider formal registration with the Home Guards, which would enable them to expand their reach and gain official recognition in disaster response operations.

The event opened with a welcome address by Mr. Hyder Ali, Assistant Secretary of H.R.S., who outlined the organization’s mission and expanding capabilities.

He was followed by Mr. Suhail Ahmad, local President of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Yeshwanthpur, who provided an overview of H.R.S.’s recent relief and rescue initiatives across Karnataka.


The presence of General Secretary Mohammed Markada, who was seated on the dais, underscored the strategic importance of the Bengaluru expansion. He noted that the Yeshwanthpur facility would serve as a vital hub in the city’s western corridor, enhancing H.R.S.’s ability to respond rapidly within Bengaluru’s urban landscape.


Senior members and field operatives in attendance included:
• Ameer Siddiqui, Commander, H.R.S.
• Abrar Ahmad, Assistant Commander
• Dr. Aftab Wasim, Zonal Leader
• Mujeeburrahman, along with captains, assistant captains, group leaders, and trainers
Veteran community leader Mr. Murad Saab also graced the occasion.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / August 04th, 2025

Senior Police Officer from Bengal Namroz Ahmed Bags Ashoka Award

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WEST BENGAL :

New Delhi :

Namroz Ahmed Khan, Deputy Commissioner of Police 2 Central Division Kolkata, has received Carles Walter Council for Innovation and Research instituted Ashoka Award for commitment to innovation and research in policing, values crucial for addressing contemporary challenges recently at India Habitat Centre here on December 17.

Namroz Ahmed, while speaking to Radiance shared his feeling, “It is indeed an honor and I feel humbled by this recognition. The award signifies a commitment to innovation and research in policing, values crucial for addressing contemporary challenges.”

He further said, “I joined Kolkata Police in 1986 as Sub Inspector of Police. Today, I lead as Deputy Commissioner of Police 2 Central Division after serving various branches of Kolkata Police organisation and is at the verge of my retirement. During my illustrious career, besides several other rewards I was awarded Prashansa Medal in 2011 by West Bengal Chief Minister, Indian Police Medal on occasion of Independence Day 2014 by President of India, and President Police Medal for Distinguished Service on occasion of Independence Day 2022. On behalf of United Nations of Women Empowerment Coalition, I was honoured with Captain Sir Tom Moore Memorial Medal for the Covid 19 Hero Award also.

On the challenges before police force, he said, “Regarding the challenges faced by the police force today, it’s imperative to navigate issues like cybercrime, terrorism, and public safety concerns. Strengthening community ties, embracing technological advancements, and ensuring accountability are pivotal in overcoming these challenges.”

On the ideal role of police force today, the police officer said, “In the current atmosphere, the police force must strike a delicate balance between maintaining law and order while respecting individual rights. Transparency, training, and community-oriented policing can contribute to building trust and promoting a safer society.”

“It was indeed a memorable evening receiving the honor by Gen JJ Singh, Former Chief of Indian Army Staffs; Former Governor of Arunachal Pradesh, Shri Saurabh Tiwari; Joint Secretary Cabinet Secretariat of India, Dr. Sandeep Marwah; Chancellor, AAFT University and other dignitaries. Amongst other recipients were Special Commissioner Delhi Police, Ex DG UP Police OP Singh, Sri Sunil Kumar Under Secretary and many others from various fields,” said Namroz Ahmed.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards> Focus / by Radiance News Bureau / December 31st, 2023