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Kerala’s Fabi Rasheed secures AIR 71 in CSE 2023, talks about strategy, mental health, inspiration and more

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KERALA:

A graduate of the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Thiruvananthapuram with a BS-MS dual degree, Fabi is not only elated but also excited about the results and her dream of becoming a civil servant.(Handout)

Kerala native Fabi Rasheed secured AIR 71 in her first attempt in the UPSC CSE 2023 results announced on Tuesday, April 16, 2024.

A graduate from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Thiruvananthapuram with a BS-MS dual degree, Fabi is not only elated but also excited about the results and the fulfilment of her dream of becoming a civil servant.

In a telephonic conversation with HT Digital, Fabi Rasheed talks about her strategies, mental health during her preparation duration, inspiration and more.

Congratulations on your success in securing AIR 71 in UPSC CSE 2023. How do you feel about this feat?

I am very excited and happy, I feel blessed at the same time. It is a mix of emotions. Initially, it was a surprise and took some time to settle in. My parents have seen me go through an emotional roller coaster for a year and they are extremely happy about the results.

Could you take us through your preparation strategy for the examination?

For prelims, the main thing was to have a factual understanding so that we can eliminate the options. Whenever I read, I try to make questions on my own. So that in whatever way it was asked I would be able to understand the nuances of the question.

For the Mains exam preparation, I mainly focussed on writing. I am a person who studies by writing. Even for prelims preparation, I studied by writing. So that gave me an edge for mains as completing a paper was not an issue and it is I believe the way I had written and studied. After the Mains examination, I was feeling very happy about myself. After every exam, I felt satisfied as I had done well. I had made notes for a few questions for the Mains exam, and I was lucky enough to get the same questions in the exam.

For the Personal Interview test, I had very little time to prepare as my test date was on January 9, 2024, and I had also appeared for the Indian Forest Services Examination (Mains) which ended in December. That was a very close call. I referred to my notes and newspaper.

What would your preference be with respect to the posts?

My first preference would be my home state, Kerala cadre. My first choice would be IAS, then IRS-customs and then IRS-IT.

Did you go through any mental breakdowns during your preparation duration?

I used to have constant panic attacks. I started preparation in June 2022 and by September I had panic attacks as I used to take very little breaks. I wanted to finish the syllabus very fast and I pushed myself to the brink. I had to lose at least one and a half months due to the constant panic attacks.

My sleep schedule was also ruined but then I understood that I cannot continue like this. Then I made it a point to sleep for at least 6 hours no matter what. I ensured that I tried to study at least 10 hours a day.

I had a tear film instability in my eye due to constantly looking at the laptop and reading. This condition was also a reason for the panic attacks. My family stood by me through these tough times.

Could you tell us about your educational background? Did you take coaching for your CSE preparation? What was your optional subject?

I completed my schooling from Thiruvananthapuram and graduated from IISER Thiruvananthapuram with a BS-MS dual degree in Biology. I took coaching from Fortune IAS Academy for my preparation to crack CSE and for my optional I took sociology as my subject.

Can you share with us some striking questions from your Personal Interview Test?

I was asked questions about India’s defence expenditure, India’s rural and urban health divide and what will I do about it.

The Chairman had asked me Why India is lagging in AI front and whether AI was a game changer. He asked me who is the most intelligent scientist in the world and also asked me the IQ of Einstein. Later I was asked to compare it with the IQ of ChatGPT.

Did you follow any routine?

I used to sleep by around 10:30 pm and tried to control the weight that I gained due to stress eating during my prelims and mains preparation. I wanted to maintain a healthy BMI for the medical tests.

Tell us about your support system who helped you get through the exam. Did you draw inspiration from anyone to help you motivate in the preparation journey?

My father who is an Ayurveda specialist and my mother a former state director of Insurance Medical Services supported me throughout the journey.

A relative of mine reminded me during my preparation that ‘Once you become a civil servant the only task that you have in hand is to help the maximum number of people in the maximum time that you have’

I believe that civil services is a very fulfilling profession and I have drawn inspiration from a lot of civil servants. I believe that If I am also given the right training I will also be able to follow their path and make a difference however small it may be. One such person I draw inspiration from is Guruprasad Mohapatra who was involved in the COVID crisis and helped people during that crisis time even when he was sick.

source: http://www.hindustantimes.com / Hindustan Times / Home> Latest News / by Tisha Jacob, New Delhi / April 17th, 2024

UPSC Results 2023: Three AMU’s Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) students Zulfishan Haque, Nazia Parveen & Abdullah Zahid Qualify UPSC’s 2023 Civil Services Exam

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH / INDIA :

(L to R) Zulfishan Haque (AIR 34), Abdullah Zahid (AIR 744) and Nazia Parveen (AIR 670)

This year, Aditya Srivastava and Animesh Pradhan have scored AIR 1 and 2 respectively, followed by Donuru Ananya Reddy at the third spot. (Image: Aligarh Muslim University)

Zufishan Haque ranked 34 in the UPSC toppers list followed by Nazia Praveen (670) and Abdullah Zahid (744).  The vice-chancellor of the University congratulated the toppers and stressed on to improve the results in the future. 

The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Tuesday announced the results of the civil services examination. In the recommended list of candidates, three qualifiers are from Aligarh Muslim University’s Residential Coaching Academy.

Zufishan Haque ranked 34 in the UPSC toppers list followed by Nazia Praveen (670) and Abdullah Zahid (744).  The vice-chancellor of AMU congratulated the toppers.

Meanwhile, as many as 31 candidates are shortlisted from JMI’s residential coaching programme alone. The ninth-rank holder, Nausheen is also from JMI’s residential coaching programme.

This year, Aditya Srivastava and Animesh Pradhan have scored AIR 1 and 2 respectively, followed by Donuru Ananya Reddy at the third spot.

Recommend candidates

The Commission has kept the candidature of 355 recommended candidates in provisional. Of the 1,016 recommended candidates, as many as 347 are from the general category, 115 are from the EWS category, 303 candidates are from the OBC category, and from SC and ST, the number of recommended candidates are 165 and 86 respectively.

Exam schedule

The UPSC CSE exam is held in three phases – prelims, mains, and interviews. While the UPSC CSE 2023 prelims exam was conducted on May 28, the CSE mains UPSC exam was held on September 15, 2023, for five days. Candidates who cleared the mains were called for the interview round which was conducted between January 4 and April 9.

source: http://www.indianexpress.com / The Indian Express / Home> India> News> Education / by Education Desk (headline edited) / New Delhi, April 18th, 2024

Varanasi’s Arfa AIR 111 left an IT job to become a civil servant

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Varanasi (Benares), UTTAR PRADESH :

Afra usmani posing in front of the UPSC office in New Delhi

The morning of Durga Ashtami, a festival in celebration of feminine divinity, brought a gift of happiness to Aslam Khan and his wife Mehnaz Usmani, residents of the Mukimganj locality of Banaras, UP.

Their daughter Arfa Usmani had called from Delhi early morning. Mehnaz picked up the phone. “Amma, I have cracked UPSC,” Mehnaz said she felt that that a bouquet of happiness had dropped in her lap.

Arfa Usmani of Banaras has cleared the Civil Services Examination with 111th rank, which is like a dream for any lower middle-class family.

Aslam Khan, who sells crockery at his shop nearby, remembered the day when Arfa was born and she was given a name. Arfa means height and today Aslam Khan feels his daughter has lived up to her name literally. She has achieved her ambition.

The couple is happy as congratulations pour in from friends and relatives over the phone.

Mehnaz, who is a homemaker despite being a postgraduate in psychology, also went down memory lane and remembered her daughter’s childhood. Arfa studied at the St. John’s School in Mehrauli. She was a topper all through her school days.

Afra Usmani with her mother Mehnaz and brother Shadan

Mehnaz taught her children that the life path could be found only through education. 

Her son Shadan studied at the IIT Roorkee and later IIM Kolkata. Thereafter he got admission into America’s Columbia University.

Arifa said she would like to become a role model for the Muslim girls of the country.

Arfa topped the district in class 10th. In 2013, she got admission to the five-year B.Tech-M.Tech course in Arfa IIT, BHU. 

Arfa finished her M.Tech in 2018 and was among the top three students in her department and got a job through campus placement. 

While working in prestigious institutions like Intel, Arfa realized that she could earn alot of money in this job, but the way to do good for the country and society passes through civil services only.

Arfa started preparing for the civil services examination in right earnest and reached the mains of Civil Services Examination in the second attempt and the interview in the third attempt. 

She achieved success by securing 111th rank in the fourth attempt. Arfa considers her mother as the source of inspiration as she had always prioorotised her children’s education.

Arfa’s success is the result of continuous hard work and determination. At the outset she had resolved to prepare for civil services without taking admission in any coaching institute. 

When Arfa cleared the mains in her second attempt, friends advised her to join coaching, but she did not agree.

Arfa Usmani with her mother drinking chai at a roadside kiosk

Arfa said that a large number of people also prepare for civil services without coaching as they could not afford it. “When they start with the confidence to succeed, why can’t I also do the same,” she told herself.

Arfa realized that there is just a gap of a few marks between Arfa and success and she worked towards bridging it and was successful.

Congratulatory messages on phone and by people visiting her home have not stopped. Those visiting her home told Arfa that her success was special in many ways. “You are a Muslim woman that too from the Prime Minister’s constituency.”

Arfa says, “I have grown up in the Ganga-Jamuni culture of Banaras. It is the specialty of our society that we take everyone along. I am fortunate that I will be able to pursue this by joining civil services.”

Arfa does not like to be reminded that she is a Muslim and also a topper. Arfa clearly says that all communities are working towards India’s progress and Muslim youth do not lag in this. Those who are lagging have a long way to go.

On her aspirations, Arfa says, “I will become a role model for girls, so that their hesitation to move forward in life.’

How she perceives her new job? On this Arfa says a civil servant has to execute law of the land but for that it is important to have a ground sense and understanding of the problems of the people.

“There are laws to be implemented, but first change should be brought at the ground level. A civil servant has to understand the psychology of people, then only the implementation of the law will be of help.”

Arfa had completely distanced herself from social media to study for civil services. She exited from all social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and even deleted the WhatsApp from her phone. 

On the use of social media, she says, it was her choice to distance from it but she realized that it may not be so for others. “The Internet has indeed given positive results like startups from many small towns. Youth should positively channelize their creativity, only then there be benefits, otherwise, there are many disadvantages,” she says.

source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Story / by Dr. Sanjeev Mishra, Varanasi / April 20th, 2024

Warda Khan with AIR 18 had quit corporate world to become civil servant

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Noida, UTTAR PRADESH :

Warda Khan who secured 18th rank in the Civil Services examination

New Delhi :

Warda Khan of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, quit her corporate job to prepare for the civil services examination and her effort led to her securing the 18th rank in the prestigious UPSC exam 2023, the results of which were declared by UP on Tuesday. 

The 24-year-old Warda says she has opted for the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) as she aspires to work to make India proud in the global arena.

“I prepared at home but also took online coaching for one year,” she said. “Like all candidates who wish to find their names in the final list of the UPSC, I also visualised it. However, to find my name in the top 20 (successful candidates) was unimaginable, I never imagined being in the top 20. It seemed like a dream.’

Warda Khan’s mother and extended family are happy at the turn in her life.

Warda Khan, the only child of her parents, holds a bachelor’s degree in Commerce (Hons) from Khalsa College, Delhi University. She lives with her mother in sector 82, Noida; her father passed away nine years ago.

Celebration time at the Noida House of Warda Khan (Who is being fed sweets)

Warda Khan said that she prepared for UPSC by using social media positively. 

What made her go for the Ucivil services?

Wardah Khan said that during her college days, she was always interested in subjects like geopolitics, history, and politics. She used to participate in debates and MUN (Mock United Nations) during her college days, but even then the idea of ​​taking civil services as a career did not occur to her. It was during her job that she realized that she wanted to become a civil servant. 

According to Warda Khan, it is important to study regularly. She says social media is a platform that must be used for preparation on different topics. “Social media has both negative and positive aspects and everyone takes his or her pick.” 

“I prepared my timetable of 8 to 9 hours of studies. I started my day with newspapers in the morning, scanning them for information on current affairs. After this, I would study the rest of the subjects.”

“I worked for a corporate firm for eight months. This did not satisfy me. I wanted to give back to society work for my country and change people’s lives. I felt the kind of curriculum and opportunities that this career (civil services) offered suited my interests,” she added. 

After eight months Wadra left her job to focus on her preparations for the UPSC examination..

Giving tips to the aspirants of the civil services, Warda says, “First and foremost, you need to be very thorough with the basics from the NCERT books and Polity by Lakshmikanth. These are the core books with which you should be well-versed. Also, you should prepare appropriate syllabus heads for your mains and your options should also be prepared with prior notice from communities.”

This year 1,016 candidates – 664 men and 352 women — have qualified for the Civil Services Examination organised by the Union Public Service Commission.

Aditya Srivastava, a trainee officer of the Indian Police Service, has topped the Civil Services Examination 2023, the results of which were announced by the Union Public Service Commission on Tuesday. They have secured the second, third, fourth, and fifth ranks respectively.

source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Story / posted by Aasha Khosa / April 20th, 2024

Nausheen’s Journey to Success: A Testament of Dedication and Inspiration

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Gorakhpur, UTTAR PRADESH :

Photo Credit: The Indian Express

Nausheen, a young achiever from Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, has scripted a remarkable success story by securing the prestigious All India Rank 9 in the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) Civil Services Examination 2023. Her journey is not just a personal triumph but also a tribute to the transformative power of education and perseverance.

Hailing from an academically inclined family, with her father in a prominent role at Prasar Bharti and siblings excelling in public sector undertakings, Nausheen was immersed in an environment that valued knowledge and diligence. After graduating from Delhi University’s Khalsa College, Nausheen found herself drawn towards civil services, spurred by the vibrant academic culture and stimulating discussions with peers who were passionate about current affairs and societal issues.

Despite initial uncertainty, Nausheen’s resolve strengthened with each attempt at the UPSC examinations. Undeterred by setbacks, she embraced her aspirations with determination, enrolling at Jamia Millia Islamia’s Residential Coaching Academy (RCA) to receive specialized guidance. Here, amidst discussions and competitive camaraderie, Nausheen honed her skills and knowledge, preparing rigorously under the mentorship of eminent scholars and civil servants.

What sets Nausheen’s achievement apart is her holistic approach to preparation. Moving away from conventional coaching materials, she adopted a newspaper-centric study routine, delving into the nuanced narratives of The Hindu and The Indian Express to enrich her understanding of contemporary issues – a testament to her analytical depth and intellectual curiosity.

Nausheen’s success underscores the pivotal role of institutions like RCA in nurturing talent from marginalized communities, offering comprehensive coaching, residential facilities, and a conducive learning environment. The academy’s commitment to excellence, guided by leaders like Prof. Eqbal Hussain, has empowered countless aspirants like Nausheen to realize their potential and contribute meaningfully to civil services.

Beyond her academic pursuits, Nausheen finds solace in the realms of science fiction, a testament to her balanced approach towards life’s pursuits. Her disdain for films that glamorize civil services underscores her reverence for the profession’s gravitas – a sincere dedication to service above spectacle.

In her journey, Nausheen represents resilience, intellect, and a deep-rooted commitment to public service. As she embraces this milestone achievement, Nausheen’s story inspires countless others, especially young women, to dream big and pursue their aspirations with unwavering determination.

Nausheen’s ascent to the top echelons of civil services embodies the spirit of transformation and exemplifies the adage that with dedication and unwavering resolve, even the loftiest of aspirations can be realized. Her success reverberates as a beacon of hope and possibility, illuminating the path for future generations of civil service aspirants.

Nausheen’s remarkable achievement as one of 31 successful candidates from RCA in the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2023 highlights the collective triumph of a dedicated cohort. Among these aspirants, Nausheen’s stellar performance, securing the prestigious All India Rank 9, stands out as a testament to her perseverance, intellect, and meticulous preparation.

The collaborative success of these 31 students underscores the efficacy of RCA’s coaching program in nurturing talent and providing a conducive environment for civil service aspirants. With the support of dedicated mentors and comprehensive resources, these candidates have not only excelled individually but also contributed to enhancing the academy’s track record of producing competent civil servants.

Nausheen’s journey exemplifies the transformative impact of inclusive educational initiatives like RCA, which empower students from diverse backgrounds to break barriers and achieve their aspirations. As part of this cohort of achievers, Nausheen’s success story serves as an inspiration for future aspirants, highlighting the potential inherent in dedicated preparation, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to public service.

The combined achievement of these 31 candidates from Jamia Millia Islamia’s RCA reflects a shared journey of determination, growth, and collective success – a testament to the academy’s unwavering dedication to nurturing talent and fostering excellence in civil services. As they embark on their respective paths in public service, these individuals embody the spirit of leadership and service, poised to make significant contributions to society and governance.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News/ by Radiance News Bureau / April 16th, 2024

UPSC Results 2023: 52 Muslim candidates crack UPSC examination

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More than 50 Muslims figured in the UPSC Civil Services Merit List 2023.

More than 50 Muslims figured in the UPSC Civil Services Merit List 2023 released today, with five of them securing different ranks and positions in the list of top 100.

Of the total 51 Muslims who figured in the Civil Services Merit List 2023 released today, five – Ruhani, Nausheen, Wardah Khan, Zufishan Haque and Fabi Rasheed are in the Top 100 list.

A total of 1,016 candidates cleared the examination and have been recommended for different central government services, the UPSC said.

The Civil Services Exam is conducted annually in three stages — preliminary, main and interview — by the UPSC to select officers of Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS), among others.

List of sucessful Muslims candidates who cracked UPSC 2023

source: http://www.muslimmirror.com / Muslim Mirror / Home> Indian Muslim> Positive Story / by Muslim Mirror Staff / April 16th, 2024

AMU Professor Saima Yunus Khan gets First Copyright from Government of India for her work on Dental Caries

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH:

AMU Faculty Becomes First Indian To Receive IADR Fellowship

Prof Saima Yunus Khan, Chairperson, Department of Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry, Dr. Z.A. Dental College, Aligarh Muslim University has been awarded the Copyright by the Government of India for her original innovative work on an evidence based Indian Caries Risk Assessment tool for the children up to 6 years of age.

She started to work on the project in 2021, on receiving the John Clarkson Fellowship from the Prestigious International Association for Dental Research.

Being the first Indian to receive this fellowship, she worked in collaboration with Dr. Gerald Niznick, College of Dentistry, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences University of Manitoba, Canada.

According to Dr. Saima, the CRA tool would be beneficial to the Indian children as it addresses the risk factors of early childhood caries of Indian preschoolers. It’s a small compact tool form which can be used with ease by the masses in hospital or field settings.

The Dean, Faculty of Medicine and the Principal, J.N. Medical College, Prof Veena Maheshwari, and the Principal, Dr. Z. A. Dental College & Hospital, Prof R.K. Tewari congratulated Prof. Saima on her exemplary achievement.

source: http://www.amu.ac.in / AMU, Aligarh Muslim University / Home> Public Relations Office (headline edited & additional pix edited) / April 02nd, 2024

Meet Mohammad Furqan, Madrasa Graduate Selected for University of Notre Dame, Indiana

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Darbangah District, BIHAR / Indiana, U.S.A:

From a humble beginning as a student of a Madrasa to being selected for Masters in Peace Studies at University of Notre Dame, one of world’s leading universities, Furqan’s journey is an answer to those critics of madrasas who refuse to accept their relevance and contribution to the society and academia.

Meet Mohammad Furqan, Madrasa Graduate Selected for University of Notre Dame | ummid.com

While hundreds of Madarasas are being shut down allegedly for being non-productive, a good number of graduates of independent Madrasas are making great academic strides. One such Madrasa graduate, Mohammad Furqan has qualified for the Masters of Global Affairs in Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA.

Furqan’s selection has been widely welcomed by graduates of different Indian madrasas and especially by the graduates of Madrasa Discourses Program run by the Keogh School of Global Affairs, University of Notre Dame.

Buoyed by the good wishes, Furqan said:

“It all started with the Madrasa Discourses, and it would have not been possible without the great leadership of Prof. Ebrahim Moosa and Dr. Waris Mazhari. Coming from an ordinary family, I could have never imagined to study in the USA with scholarship.”

Belonging to Darbhanga district of Bihar, Furqan graduated with a Fazilat degree from Madrasa Alia Arabia, Masjid Fatehpuri, Delhi in 2016, after which he did BA (Hons) in English Literature from Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI). In 2023, he completed Masters of Arts in Islamic and Arabic Studies from JMI.

[M Furqan with his friends at Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi in a file photo.]

While continuing his formal studies, Furqan also pursued the three-year research program for Madrasa graduates namely “Advancing Scientific and Theological Literacy in Madrasa Discourses”, offered by the University of Notre Dame. It is where he made the most of his time and had the opportunity to interact with a number of renowned academicians and scholars from different countries.

Recalling those years Furqan says:

“It was indeed a life changing journey for me to connect with you all for more than five years”.

Extending his special thanks to his Madrasa Discourses fellows Mohammad Ali, Manzar Imam, Mohammad Ehtesham, Mohammad Fozail, Muhammad Zeeshan, Mohammad Aadil Affan, Ghulam Rasool, Md Khaleeque Rehmani, Abul Aala Subhani, Syed Abdur Rasheed, Tajammul Husain, Saif ul Hadi and others, Furqan expressed his intention to remain connected with what he called “our shared commitment for our society and madrasa community.”

From a humble beginning as a student of a Madrasa to being selected for Masters in Peace Studies in one of world’s leading universities, Furqan’s journey is an answer to those critics of madrasas who refuse to accept their relevance and contribution to the society and academia.

Indian madrasas need some reform but more than that they need to sustain and serve the society to carry forward the huge academic and intellectual legacy which has been the hallmark and pride of India’s story of diversity and open discourse.

(A graduate of Madrasa Discourses Program, the writer, Manzar Imam, is Director of MJ Achievers Academy LLP)

source: http://www.ummid.com / Ummid.com / Home> Education & Career / by Manzar Imam / April 01st, 2024

Breaking Barriers: Nimrah Ali, first woman lawyer from Nawab of Arcot family tops Law University, bags dual Gold Medals in Law

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Chennai, TAMIL NADU:

Nimrah Ali receiving Gold Medals and certificates of merit from Shri R.N. Ravi, Governor of Tamil Nadu on February 24, 2024

Chennai :

Nimrah Ali, wife of Hasnain Ahmed, has been honored with two prestigious Gold Medals and certificates of merit, the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University Gold Medal Award and the Justice Subbiah Ratnavel Pandian Gold Medal Award from Madras Bar Association, for achieving the 1st Rank in the 5-Year B.Com. LL.B. (Hons.) Degree course at the Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University’s 13th Convocation held on February 24.

She was also awarded the P.B. Sanjana Endowment Scholarship cash prize and certificate of merit for her exceptional performance.

The above awards were presented to her by Shri R.N. Ravi, Governor of Tamil Nadu, in the presence of Mr. R. Venkataramani, Attorney General of India, a distinguished Constitutional Lawyer and Senior Advocate at the Supreme Court of India, Mr. S. Regupathy, Minister of Law, Courts, Prisons, and Prevention of Corruption of Tamil Nadu amongst other distinguished dignitaries.

In addition, she cleared ICSI (Institute of Company Secretary of India) course on the first attempt.

The awards recognize her outstanding accomplishment as the top-ranked law student at the prestigious Law University School of Excellence in Law, The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai.

She belongs to the illustrious Nawab of Arcot family.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards / by Radiance News Bureau / February 28th, 2024

Salihah Tabassum Earns Ph.D. in Zoology: Exploring Seasonal Health Implications

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Adilabad, TELANGANA:

Adilabad :

Salihah Tabassum, daughter of Muhammad Waheed Ahmed and wife of Muhammad Atiqur Rahman, has achieved a remarkable milestone. She has obtained a Ph.D. degree in Zoology from Glocal University, Saharanpur.

Her doctoral dissertation, titled “Implications of Seasonal Variations on Global Health: An Examination through the Lens of the United Nations,” explores crucial aspects of global health in relation to seasonal changes.

Salihah’s research was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Banshidhar Singh. She successfully completed her research and underwent a viva voce examination on February 23, 2024. The examination, which was attended by Dr. Vinod Kumar, Associate Professor, and Dr. Banshidhar Singh, Assistant Professor, as well as other Zoology experts, affirmed the quality and significance of her work.

Salihah, Correspondent of Naunehal Urdu High School, Adilabad,  is grateful to the Almighty for her success and acknowledges the unwavering support and guidance of her father Muhammad Waheed Ahmed and her husband Muhammad Atiqur Rahman, who are her pillars of strength.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Education / by Radiance News Bureau / April 02nd, 2024