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Ummeed Foundation hosts Muslim Samaj Pratibha Samman Samaroh

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Chhabbra, RAJASTHAN :

Chhabra (Baran) :

Ummeed Foundation organized a Muslim Samaj Pratibha Samman Samaroh (Talent Recognition Ceremony) at Hillview Hotel here Sunday. The ceremony felicitated 90 meritorious students, government employees, new Huffaz (Quran memorizers), Ulama and other achievers from the Muslim community.

Hafiz Umair, a Divyang, Qualified NEET exam, Now Pursuing MBBS from Govt Medical College Kota, being felicitated

Presiding over the program, former College Principal Professor Dr. ID Khan shared his experiences, saying that after becoming a Hafiz-e-Quran, he became a Chemistry Professor. “No matter what the circumstances, we should not lose courage. We have to achieve our goals with determination,” he emphasized.

Earlier, the program commenced with Quran recitation by Hafiz Shakir.

President Yasin Khan and member Syed Khizar Ali said the event was organized to encourage and motivate the talented people of the community.


Chief Guest Saeed Ahmed felicitates Atif Hussain, who got admission in a Veterinary College

Chief guest Saeed Ahmed (Retd. RAS) said, “We should focus on the education of children from nursery onwards, not after 10th or 12th.”

He said unless we strengthen the foundation of children from the very beginning, our children will not be able to reach high positions. He emphasized the need to pay special attention to science and mathematics from the very beginning.

Tehsildar Manzoor Ali Diwan, Guest of Honor, called upon the audience to send their children to administrative services as much as possible. He motivated children to get more and more education and contribute to society.

Naib Tehsildar Mohammad Sadiq, Special Guest, said even if we have to go to China to get education, we should send our children. “Today’s era is of higher education; we should give our children quality education.”

Shahar Qazi Molana Izhar Hussain addressing the program

Shahar Qazi Maulana Izhar Hussain, another Special Guest, said, “We should focus on making our children good human beings along with making them doctors and engineers. No matter what position we get, we should remain honest and do our work honestly. Always keep in mind that Allah is watching us whether anyone sees us or not, and we will have to account for all our deeds on the Day of Judgment.”

Ataur Rahman (RSEB), yet another Special Guest, said, “We should focus on giving our children religious education along with modern education.”

Only Muslim Sanskrit Teacher in Chhabra Tehsil Shameem Bano, MA (Sanskrit) Gold Medalist, NET Qualified, being felicitated

At the end of the program, Maulana Arif Nadwi extended a vote of thanks while Professor Raheem Khan conducted the program.

Former District Congress President Nizamuddin Khan, Municipal Vice President Abrar Ahmed Siddiqui, and other dignitaries were also present at the program.

Ummeed Foundation members Shafiq Khan, Wasim Khan, Rizwan Khan, Shadab Mansoori, and Irfan Khan, along with other members, played a key role in making the program a success.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence / by Raheem Khan / March 12th, 2024

Retired AMU Professor Wins Best Presentation Award at International Conference in Abu Dhabi

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :

Prof. Nizamuddin Khan, a retired faculty member from the Department of Geography, Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh:

Prof. Nizamuddin Khan, a retired faculty member from the Department of Geography, Aligarh Muslim University, has been conferred with the Best Presentation Award at the International Conference on Asian and Pacific Studies (ICOAAPS-25), held in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Prof. Khan presented a research paper titled “Impact of Urbanisation on Dairy Farming and Sustainable Rural Development in Peri-Urban Area in India: A Case Study of Aligarh City”.

His work was lauded for its scholarly depth and relevance to contemporary urban-rural dynamics in developing regions.

Organised by the Association for Scientific and Academic Research (ASAR) with support from Google Scholar, the conference attracted researchers and academicians from around the world, providing a platform to exchange ideas and findings on pressing regional issues.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Pride of the Nation> Awards / by Radiance News Bureau / May 09th, 2025

Prof Nizamuddin Khan Bags Bhoogol Vachaspati Award

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Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :

Prof. Nizamuddin Khan receives the prestigious Bhoogol Vachaspati Award at Osmania University Hyderabad

Agra :

Prof. Nizamuddin Khan, former Chairman, Department of Geography, Aligarh Muslim University has been honoured with the prestigious Bhoogol Vachaspati Award, conferred on him by the National Association of Geographers, India (NAGI) at the inaugural function of Indian Geography Congress organised by the Department of Geography, Osmania University, Hyderabad.

The award recognises Prof Khan’s seminal contributions and services in promoting the cause of Geography in India.

Prof. Khan has had an illustrious teaching career spanning over thirty years with a special thrust on agricultural geography, livestock and rural marketing, livelihood generation, poverty reduction, sustainable development in rural regions and environmental studies.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Awards> Focus / by Radiance News Bureau / January 01st, 2025

Dhanori: A village of war widows, and warriors in Rajasthan

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Dhanori Village, (Jhunjhunu), RAJASTHAN :

A total seventeen soldiers hailing from Dhanori, have attained martyrdom for the country.

At present, more than 550 from the village are serving the Indian Army, while many are enjoying their post retirement life back in their hamlet. There is not a single house in the village, from where a family member has not served the army.

Dhanori’s war widows with the pictures of their husbands

Jhunjhunu: 

A common thread binds Sayera Bano, Hasan Bano, Anwar Bano, Mumtaj Bano and Alhamdo Bano, of Jhunjhunu’s Dhanori village. They are all war widows. This village in Rajasthan, has given Indian army, soldiers who have given their lives to serve the interest of the nation right from the First and Second World Wars to Sino-India war to  Indo-Pak war and the Kargil war. Name a war, and the village will have a martyr for it, and the war widows.

Sayera’s husband, Azimuddin Khan had been martyred in World War II, Hasan and Anwar had lost their husband Saifi Muhammad and Nizamuddin Khan in 1962, Indo-China war. Mumtaz’s husband Zafar Ali Khan had martyred in 1971 and Alhamdo’s husband Ramzan Khan gave his life, while protecting the Indian soil during the Kargil war. However, the widows of World War I from the village are no longer alive, but there were six army men from Dhanori had attained martyrdom, in the war.

A total seventeen soldiers hailing from Dhanori, have attained martyrdom for the country.

At present, more than 550 from the village are serving the Indian Army, while many are enjoying their post retirement life back in their hamlet. There is not a single house in the village, from where a family member has not served the army.

“I have fought against Pakistan during the Indp-Pak war of 1971,” said retired Captain, Ali Hassan to eNewsroom. The war was not easy for our village, as we lost three of our sons, during this war. The village has also a Veer Chakra recipient. “Major MH Khan was from our village, I was under him. He was martyred in the war, later awarded the Veer Chakra,” recalled the retired captain.

MH Khan, whose father was an IAS officer, is the only army man from the village, to have made it to the rank of a Major in the Indian army. He, back then had pursued his education in Hyderabad.

Ali Hassan’s family has been protecting the Indian borders, fighting wars for safety of the nation for four generations now. Hassan takes immense pride in this and said with an air, “My grandfather and father were in the Indian army, so, I too joined it and now my son is serving our nation.”

Dhanori, is only 15 kilometers away from Jhunjhunu, and has a population of over 10000, of which a little over 70 percent comprises Muslims. They are mostly, Kayamkhani Muslims and have played a vital role in motivating people from every community to send at least one of their sons to serve the nation.

“We guided our friends from other community to join the Indian army,” Perwez Khan, who just retired after serving 17 years. He was youngest to be recruited from the village to Indian Army. He started serving the nation at a tender age of 16 only.

Despite, Dhanori sending so many men to fight for the nation, the government seems to be a little hesitant in acknowledging its contribution towards safeguarding India. “Dhanori has no senior secondary school. The Primary Health Center (PHC) shuts down soon after 4pm; there is no full-fledged hospital here. The roads are also not good. We also need a bank and an ATM,” rued Perwez.

“We also do not understand, why our village has not been adopted by any MP, since there will be no such place in India from where so many people have attained martyrdom,” said Alhamdo, the widow of Kargil war.

source: http://www.enewsroom.in / eNewsRoom India / Home> Freshly Brewed> Rajasthan / by Shahnawaz Akhtar / May 11th, 2017