Category Archives: Women/Girls(since May26-2021)

Islamic Women’s Organisation Launches Month-Long ‘Embracing Femininity’ Campaign

Community Involvement / Social Issues, Karnataka (under research project), Leaders, Women/Girls(since May26-2021)

Bengaluru, KARNATAKA :

Bengaluru :

The National Federation of Girls Islamic Organisation (NFGIO) on Friday(July 31) announced the launch of its nationwide “Embracing Femininity” campaign, a month-long initiative aimed at encouraging young women to embrace their innate nature while fostering dignity, balance and holistic well-being.

The announcement was made at a press conference held at the Bangalore Islamic Foundation Trust (BIFT) Auditorium on Queens Road. The campaign will be observed throughout August across GIO units, educational institutions and campuses nationwide.

Introducing the campaign, Sameen Momin, National Campaign Convener, said a wide range of activities, including seminars, workshops, campus interactions, online sessions and public awareness programmes, have been planned to engage young women in discussions on identity, empowerment and well-being.

Speaking on the campaign theme, Afeefa Tahniyath, Vice President of NFGIO, said contemporary society often places women between two opposing pressures—restrictive social attitudes on one side and the expectation to reject femininity in the name of empowerment on the other. She said the campaign presents an alternative approach rooted in Islamic values, recognising femininity as a source of confidence, resilience and inner balance rather than a limitation. 

Delivering the Kannada address, Basira Banu, Zonal Advisory Council member of GIO Karnataka, urged students and young women to actively participate in the campaign and benefit from its programmes.

In her presidential address, Adv. Sumaiya Roshan, President of NFGIO, said the initiative seeks to reaffirm women’s dignity, rights and meaningful participation in every sphere of society. She observed that a culture which evaluates women primarily through productivity and performance often overlooks their emotional and psychological well-being. The campaign, she said, advocates a balanced path that values women’s strengths without expecting them to compromise their femininity. She also stressed that families, educational institutions, workplaces and society at large share the responsibility of creating an environment where women can thrive with dignity and authenticity.

Replying to a question during the interaction, Adv. Roshan said the campaign would be conducted in 18 states where GIO has an organisational presence. She added that the initiative seeks to educate girls about femininity as an integral part of their ‘fitrah’—the innate nature with which every human being is created.

The press conference concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session. The campaign will be formally inaugurated on Sunday, August 2, at the Agricultural Institute Auditorium, Bengaluru, marking the beginning of a nationwide series of programmes throughout the month.

source: http://www.indiatomorrow.net / India Tomorrow / Home> News> Society / by Mohammed Talha Siddi Bapa /August 01st, 2026

‘I Am a Daughter of Urdu, Hindi Raised Me’: Minorities Commission’s Munawari Begum

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TAMIL NADU / NEW DELHI :

At a Jamia seminar on freedom, responsibility and shared nationhood, the National Commission for Minorities vice-chairperson stressed education, skills, women’s advancement and linguistic unity

New Delhi :

National Commission for Minorities Vice-Chairperson S Munawari Begum called on students at Jamia Millia Islamia to focus on education, skills, women’s advancement and social unity, while sharing her own experience of growing up with Urdu and Hindi.

She was speaking as the chief guest at a one-day seminar titled “Freedom, Responsibility & Shared Nationhood”, organised by the Department of Sociology at Jamia Millia Islamia on August 18.

The seminar brought together students, teachers and members of the academic community to discuss freedom, civic responsibility and the idea of a shared nationhood. According to the department’s programme information, the event was intended to provide a forum for discussion on these issues.

Begum, who took charge as vice-chairperson of the National Commission for Minorities last month, was joined at the event by Jamia Registrar Prof Mehtab Alam Rizvi and other faculty members and guests.

Padma Shri Prof Akhtarul Wasey was the main speaker, while the programme was chaired by Prof Zubair Minai, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences. Prof Azra Abidi, head of the Department of Sociology, coordinated the seminar.

Language and communication were among the main themes of Begum’s address.

“I am a daughter of Urdu; Hindi raised me,” she said, while speaking about her experience with different Indian languages.

She also spoke about learning languages including Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Telugu. According to Begum, learning another language is not limited to acquiring linguistic knowledge but can help people communicate and build connections with one another.

She also spoke about her experience as an interpreter during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits to Tamil Nadu and said she had helped facilitate communication when leaders from northern India visited the state.

Her remarks came at a time when language has remained a subject of public and political debate in India, but her message to students focused on communication and learning rather than linguistic divisions.

Education and Skills

Begum placed particular emphasis on education, telling students that young people have an important role in shaping the country’s future.

She said education and practical skills could help young people improve their own prospects while contributing to their families, communities and the country.

She also spoke about the need for students to acquire skills linked to employment alongside religious or traditional education.

Referring to the financial difficulties faced by students preparing for competitive examinations such as the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations, she spoke about her efforts to help students who cannot afford such preparation.

She also stressed the need to encourage women and girls to pursue education and opportunities, saying women should move forward alongside men and take part in the country’s development.

Urdu and Computer Training

Begum also recalled her earlier work providing Urdu education alongside computer training.

She said centres had been run to teach Urdu and computers to young people between the ages of 15 and 35. Referring to an initiative in Puducherry, she said a Hindu youth’s NGO had also been associated with one such centre.

The example, as presented in her address, reflected her view that education and skills should not be restricted by religious identity.

The broader theme of the Jamia seminar was the relationship between freedom and responsibility. The discussions focused on the idea that rights also carry responsibilities towards society.

Begum urged young people to maintain a positive outlook and contribute to the country’s progress. She said that progress at the national level would also benefit families, villages and communities.

The August 18 seminar brought academic discussion on freedom, civic responsibility and shared nationhood together with Begum’s focus on education, language, women’s advancement and the role of young people in society.

source: http://www.clarionindia.net / Clarion India / Home> Culture> Editor’s Pick> India / by Clarion India / August 21st, 2026

Mumbai Student Rania Ansari Shines at Taekwondo Culture Expo in South Korea

Sports, Women/Girls(since May26-2021), World Opinion

Mumbai, MAHARASHTRA :

The Class 10 student from St Joseph English High School wins silver in Kyorugi and bronze in Poomsae at the event

Mumbai :

Rania Rizwan Ansari, a young taekwondo player from Agripada in Mumbai, has won two medals at the 19th World Taekwondo Culture Expo held in South Korea.

Representing the Jalna Wala Sports Training and Research Centre, Mumbai, Rania put in a strong performance at the international event held at Taekwondowon in Muju County, South Korea.

The young athlete won a silver medal in Kyorugi and a bronze medal in Poomsae, bringing home two medals from two different competitions.

Rania is a Class 10 student at St Joseph English High School on Moreland Road. She has been practising taekwondo since Class 1 and has continued with the sport for several years alongside her studies.

Rania won a silver medal in Kyorugi, the combat form of taekwondo in which competitors face each other under competition rules.

She also won bronze in Poomsae, which involves performing a set sequence of taekwondo movements with attention to technique, control and accuracy.

Winning medals in both disciplines at an international event marks an important achievement for the Mumbai schoolgirl.

Her performance has also brought recognition to the sports training centre under whose guidance she prepared for the competition.

Rania’s development as a taekwondo player has been supported by coach Rohidas Shirke, an experienced coach associated with the academy.

Her training and preparation under Shirke have helped her compete at different levels and take part in major events.

Following her success in South Korea, the management and teachers of St Joseph High School congratulated Rania and her coach.

The school authorities also wished both of them success in their future sporting and professional pursuits.

Rania’s connection with taekwondo began when she was in Class 1.

She has continued training throughout her school years and has gradually moved from taking part in competitions to winning medals at major events.

Her latest performance in South Korea follows an earlier success in India.

In 2023, Rania won a gold medal at the District Sports Office (DSO) competition held in Goa after putting in a strong performance.

The gold medal in Goa gave her further experience in competitive taekwondo and added to her record before her appearance at the international event in South Korea.

Rania’s achievement is also a source of pride for her school and the local sporting community in Agripada.

Competing outside India requires athletes to adjust to a different setting, a higher level of competition and the demands of an international event.

For a Class 10 student who began learning the sport in primary school, winning two medals in South Korea is a significant step in her sporting career.

Her success also highlights the role of regular training and coaching in helping young athletes develop their skills.

With the support of her family, school and coach, Rania is now looking ahead to further competitions and hopes to continue her progress in taekwondo.

The two medals — silver in Kyorugi and bronze in Poomsae — have given the young player from Agripada an international achievement to add to her growing sporting record.

source: http://www.clarionindia.net / Clarion India / Home> Editor’s Pick> India> Indian Muslims / by Team Clarion / August 14th, 2026

Hyderabad’s MS Junior College Student Tops Telangana Minority Merit List in NEET 2026

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Hyderabad, TELANGANA :

Mohammad Taqi Ahmed Ali Shams secured the highest rank among minority students in Telangana with 666 out of 720 marks and an All India Rank of 652.

Hyderabad :

Mohammad Taqi Ahmed Ali Shams, a student of MS Junior College of the city, has secured the first rank among minority students in the Telangana NEET 2026 State Merit List, delivering another major achievement for MS Education Academy.

Taqi Ahmed scored 666 marks out of 720 in the NEET 2026 examination and secured an All India Rank (AIR) of 652, making him the highest-ranked minority student in Telangana.

The academy also announced that 34 students scored 500 marks or more in NEET 2026, describing the result as another reflection of its consistent academic performance and quality teaching.

Several other students from MS Junior College also secured prominent positions in the Telangana Minority Merit List.

The successful students include:

  • Daniya Mirza – 23rd State Minority Rank
  • Mohammad Misbah Ali – 27th
  • Asid Tabish Antule – 28th
  • Shafia Begum – 43rd
  • Kausar Fatima – 48th
  • Liza Hussain – 57th
  • Zeba Rouheen – 68th
  • Sana Fatima – 73rd
  • Kausar Mirza – 75th
  • Fauzia Khanam – 98th
  • Sadia Sanobar – 102nd
  • Fakhra Tasneem – 105th
  • Bilal Shaikh – 106th
  • Sidra Jabeen – 108th
  • Syeda Amina – 109th

Congratulating the successful candidates, the management of MS Education Academy extended its best wishes to the students, their parents and teachers for their contribution to the outstanding performance.

The academy said the results reflected the dedication of students and the continued support of parents and faculty members.

The institution also expressed confidence that more than 200 students from the academy would secure free MBBS seats in leading government and private medical colleges across Telangana and other parts of the country through the NEET 2026 admission process.

The latest results further strengthen MS Education Academy’s record of producing successful medical aspirants and maintaining a strong presence in the Telangana State Merit List year after year.

source: http://www.clarionindia.net / Clarion India/ Home> Editor’s Pick> India> Indian Muslims/ by Team Clarion / August 03rd, 2026

Inayat Khan IAS – The Cynosure of Indian Muslim Girls

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Agra, UTTAR PRADESH / BIHAR :

Inayat Khan, the young IAS officer from Agra, came to Bihar when she was just 25 years old.

She is dynamic, she is young, she is upright, she is energetic, she is flamboyant, meet Ms Inayat Khan, IAS, and the new District Magistrate (DM) of Shiekhpura district of Bihar state. She is a 2012 batch IAS officer of Bihar cadre. The 31-year-old new district collector of Shiekhpura represents the aspiration of modern Indian Muslim middle class girls. She had cracked UPSC Civil Services Examination in 2011 and got the rank of 176 and secured IAS ranking along with Bihar Cadre.

Inayat is basically from Agra Uttar Pradesh. After completing her school education, she took admission in Anand Engineering College AEC, Agra. She completed B. Tech in 2007 with Electronics Engineering and started working with a software consultancy company.

But after one year, she realized that she is getting no satisfaction from the current job. She resigned and came to Delhi for the preparation of Civil Services exam. She took a room at Gandhi Vihar, near Mukherji Nagar, quite close to Delhi University and started preparing for the coveted exam.

Inayat wrote the UPSC Civil Service exam first time in 2009. She qualified Prelims and Mains but could not find her name in the Interview list. Thereafter in 2010 she qualified the Gramin Bank exam but she did not join the job and moved to Delhi for the preparation of the Civil Service exam. Inayat cracked the prestigious exam in 2011 and secured IAS ranking and Bihar cadre. Bihar is adjacent to her home state UP.

The young IAS officer came to Bihar when she was just 25 years old. She came to limelight during her probation period when she was sent to field for 6 months training program.

It was the election year. She took notice that there was no excitement among rural people about the election. She wrote few plays about election and convinced many folk artists to enact her plays. She organized plays in the rural area and her hard work was well appreciated and she hogged the limelight of the media.

Then her first posting was as the BDO of Pandarak, Patna District. After that she was got transferred to Rajgir, where she worked as the SDO. Then she got transferred to Bhojpur District where she worked as a District Development Commissioner DDC. Here, she single handedly transformed the face of MNREGA project. This employment scheme was deemed as a failure in Bhojpur but Inayat ensured that people get benefit of this social sector initiative. Her tireless and transparent work resulted in the huge increase in the completion of MNREGA project.

That is not enough, she was constantly working in a very praiseworthy manner. She is responsible for installing CCTV cameras and bio matrix machines to register in and out timing of the staff members in each circle offices of Bhojpur. She was also used to go for inspection every now and then and catch officers who are negligent of their duties. Many a time she was seen parking her jeep and walking with officials for assessing the ongoing development work.

Inayat Khan’s, last posting was as Managing Director of the Bihar State Tourism Development Corporation (BSTDC). She variously focused on eco-tourism and rural tourism and even cruises on river Ganga. She is reported to have said that Bihar actually is gods own place.

“We are rich in monuments, culture and heritage. Almost the entire Buddhist tourist circuit is here in places like Bodhgaya, Nalanda, Vaishali, Vikramsila and Rajgir. Among these, Bodhgaya alone gets five million plus visitors annually. We have Takht Sri Patna Sahib – the birthplace of the 10th guru of Sikhism, Guru Gobind Singh; Jain pilgrimage spots like Jalmandir in Pawapuri and several Hindu temples like the Janki Mandir at Sitamarhi,” she is reportted to have said in an interview.

Inayat Khan is widely regarded as an honest officer who is working tirelessly for the development of the society. There is lot of expectation by the people of Shiekhpura that she will do wonders for this backward district.

Every Indian Muslim should be proud of the officer like Inayat Kan. This dynamic officer whose date of birth is 17th May, 1987 is expected to reach greater heights of the glory of Civil Service Administration of India. She serves as a role model for the Muslim girls of our country. It is expected that more and more Muslim girls should take inspiration from Inyat Khan and aspire to join the Civil Services of India.

[Syed Ali Mujtaba is a journalist based in Chennai. He hails from a farming family of Shiekhpura. He can be contacted at syedalimujtaba2007@gmail.com.]

source: http://www.ummid.com / Ummid.com / Home> Education & Career / by Syed Ali Mujtaba / February 07th, 2019

AMU Faculty Member Dr Fahmida Zeenat Contributes to National Curriculum Development in Unani Gynaecology and Obstetrics

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :

Dr. Fahmeeda Zeenat, Department of Niswan wa Qabalat, Faculty of Unani Medicine, Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh:

Dr. Fahmeeda Zeenat, Department of Niswan wa Qabalat, Faculty of Unani Medicine, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), has been recognised for her significant contributions to the development of a competency-based postgraduate curriculum in Gynaecology and Obstetrics under the Unani system of medicine.

Dr. Zeenat was recently selected as an expert for the framing, reviewing, and finalisation of the curriculum. She participated in a three-day national workshop organised at the All India Institute of Ayurveda, Goa, held from June 11 to 13, 2025. This event marked a key milestone in the ongoing effort to align Unani medical education with outcome-driven academic standards.

Earlier, she played a pivotal role in the final curriculum framing workshop held at the National Institute for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (Ni-MSME), Hyderabad, from November 14 to 16, 2024.

She also actively participated in the two-day curriculum review workshop conducted by the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) in New Delhi on April 4 and 5, 2025.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence / by Radiance News Bureau / June 17th, 2025

AMU-RCA students succeed in cracking prestigious national-level examinations

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH / BIHAR :

AMU-RCA students succeed in cracking prestigious national-level examinations

Aligarh:

Mohd Faisal Khan, Mohd Zaid Masab and Manawwar Hussain, who have been preparing for the civil services examination at the Residential Coaching Academy of the Aligarh Muslim University, have been selected for the post of Revenue Officer, Supply Inspector and Finance Administrative Officer, respectively, through the integrated 69th Combined Competitive Examination conducted by Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). The result of this examination was declared on November 26.

Meanwhile, another two students of RCA, Mohd Shams Raza and Habiba Bukhari have succeeded in cracking the 32nd Bihar Judicial Services Examination to become Civil Judge (Junior Division), with a ranking of 30 and 176, respectively at the coveted examination conducted by the BPSC, Patna. The result of the examination was made public on November 28.

AMU Vice Chancellor Prof Naima Khatoon and the Registrar, Mr Mohammad Imran (IPS) have congratulated these students on their selection, adding that their success will serve as an impetus to other students who are preparing for national-level examinations.

The RCA Director, Prof Saghir Ahmad Ansari thanked Mr Mohibullah Ansari (IPS, Bihar Cadre) for sparing his valuable time to provide counselling to the RCA students, taking motivational classes and participating in mock interviews at the Academy conducted by experts.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Focus> Markers of Excellence / by Radiance News Bureau / December 03rd, 2024

Abeer Asad Secures Spot in UPSC

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Kurthi Jafarpur (Mau District), UTTAR PRADESH / DELHI :

New Delhi:

The name of Abeer Asad, daughter of Maulana Muhammad Asad Al-Qasimi Al-Azmi, has featured in the supplementary list of candidates for the 2023 exam released by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Abeer cleared the challenging exam independently, relying on her self-study and determination, making her accomplishment a story of hard work, resilience, and vision, reports the Times of India.

Abeer’s journey to the Civil Services highlights her dedication to serving the nation. Her success came without formal coaching, showcasing the impact of her year-long self-directed study, combined with an unwavering commitment to her goal. From her school days, Abeer was a diligent student, achieving 92.8% in her 10th exams and 97.5% in her 12th, and later graduating with distinction in Economics from Hansraj College, Delhi.

Abeer’s preferred career path includes joining the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) as her top choice, followed by the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) and the Indian Railway Management Service (IRMS). Her position in the supplementary list ranks her at 35th, where she is joined by another successful Muslim candidate, Muhammad Nayab Anjam.

Abeer’s family stands as her pillar of strength. Her brother, Muhammad Basil, is a software engineer, while her mother a homemaker. Their lineage traces back to the well-regarded town of Kirthi Jafar in Mayo district, and they are proud of Abeer’s achievement, which she credits to her parents’ encouragement.

In her message to aspiring youth, especially young Muslim women, Abeer encouraged them to believe in their potential and to pursue their ambitions with passion and focus. “If girls are given freedom, encouragement, and equal opportunities, there’s no limit to what they can achieve,” she stated, urging young Muslims to prioritise their education over distractions.

Her father shared his pride in Abeer’s success and emphasised the importance of education within the Muslim community. “Only education can change the fate of a nation,” he remarked, calling on Muslim families to support their children in following their dreams.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence / by Radiance News Bureau / November 01st, 2024

AMU Research Scholar Wins Best Poster Award at ESTIC 2025

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :

Adiba, a research scholar from the Department of Physics, AMU, receiving the Best Poster Award at the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave (ESTIC) 2025

Aligarh:

Adiba, a research scholar from the Department of Physics, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), has brought laurels to the University by winning the Best Poster Award at the Emerging Science, Technology and Innovation Conclave (ESTIC) 2025, organised by the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India. The prestigious event was held at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.

The conclave, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was supported by thirteen ministries and departments of the Government of India, showcasing the nation’s growing emphasis on innovation and scientific advancement.

Adiba received the award from Dr. Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science & Technology, and Prof. Abhay Karandikar, Secretary, DST, in the presence of Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood, Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India, along with several eminent scientists and leaders of India’s science and technology ecosystem.

Out of over 1,000 entries received from across the country, 100 were shortlisted for presentation at the conclave. From these, only five participants were selected for the top honours.

Adiba’s award-winning poster, titled “Bipolar Resistive Switching in Forming-Free, Flexible, and Transparent ReRAM Devices”, showcased her pioneering research on resistive switching mechanisms for neuromorphic and in-memory computing applications – a key area in next-generation electronic devices.

Expressing her gratitude, Adiba said, “It’s an honour to be recognised for my research on such a prestigious platform graced by leading scientists. I am deeply thankful to my supervisor, Prof. Tufail Ahmad, for his constant guidance and support.”

The achievement marks another proud moment for AMU, underscoring the university’s strong contribution to cutting-edge scientific research and innovation.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards>Latest News / by Radiance News Bureau / November 11th, 2025

TWEET-NVK Organizes Empowerment Camp in Delhi to Aid Women in Accessing Welfare Schemes

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DELHI :

New Delhi :

As part of its ongoing mission to empower women through education and access to essential services, The Women Education & Empowerment Trust (TWEET) took a notable step by organizing a specialized camp at its Mahila Help Desk in Kanchan Kunj here today.

The camp was carefully crafted to help women navigate and understand various welfare schemes provided by both government and non-governmental organizations. This initiative was focused on empowering women by making crucial resources more accessible and ensuring they receive the benefits they deserve. Through this vital support, TWEET aims to positively impact the lives of women in the community, helping them to overcome obstacles and enhance their quality of life.

A total of 15 women, who needed assistance, attended the camp. The participants were guided through the intricacies of several important welfare schemes.

TWEET volunteers, Muskan and Zuhra, played a crucial role in the event, offering personalized guidance and support to each attendee. They were joined by Faizan from Nagarik Vikas Kendra (NVK), who provided additional expertise and assistance.

Among the key schemes discussed were the Delhi Ladli Scheme, which is designed to support the education of girl children, the Widow Pension Scheme, and the Old Age Pension Scheme. These schemes are vital for providing financial support to women in vulnerable situations, and the camp ensured that the attendees understood how to apply for and benefit from them.

In addition to explaining these schemes, the volunteers also addressed common issues related to documentation. Many women face challenges due to incomplete or incorrect documentation, which can hinder their ability to access welfare benefits. The volunteers offered detailed guidance on how to rectify these issues, including where to go and what steps to take to correct their documentation.

source: http:www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Focus> Latest News> Social Service / by Radiance News Service / September 11th, 2024