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Mushirul Hasan wife Zoya donates ₹1.50 cr for Mushirul Endowment at Jamia Jamia Millia Islamia today established “Mushirul Hasan Endowment (MHE)” as a mark of respect for Prof. Mushirul Hasan’s commitment to Jamia and to the pursuit of academic excellence. JOURNALISM CONSUMES MONEY, TIME. SUPPORT US: JUST CLICK TO PAY August 15 is the birth anniversary of Prof. Hasan. Jamia established the endowment on the request of Prof. Zoya Hasan, wife of late Prof. Hasan. She proposed to donate ₹1.50 crore to the university for the creation of the Endowment. An institution builder, famous historian and educationist Prof. Hasan devoted the major…
Video: Kite threads turn death trap for this pigeon in Okhla A case of bird death was reported from Okhla today with a resident saying she found the bird trapped in the kite strings. JOURNALISM CONSUMES MONEY, TIME. SUPPORT US: JUST CLICK TO PAY She said before she could act or move to extricate the pigeon died with the string all around her neck, hanging from a building. This is not one-off incident as a media report pointed out that how in 2019 in Delhi, 200 birds died and 550 were injured as Chinese “manjha” ripped through them. According to indiatvnews.com, many…
Under leadership of 2 women, Jamia reaches new heights, ranks first in list of Central Universities Jamia Millia Islamia reached new heights under the leadership of two women: Vice Chancellor Najma Akhtar and Chancellor Dr Najma Heptulla. According to media reports, the iconic university which now is 100 years old has ranked first in list of Central Universities ahead of JNU and AMU, which is being celebrated by students and alumnus on the virtual world due to pandemic. JOURNALISM CONSUMES MONEY, TIME. SUPPORT US: JUST CLICK TO PAY In rankings released by the Ministry of Education, Jamia has bagged the first spot…
Jamia BE students seek fee relaxation Some students of Jamia Millia Islamia have written a letter to the university authority, seeking relaxation in fee as they claimed that some of the students have lost their jobs or their parents faced pay cuts due to pandemic. JOURNALISM CONSUMES MONEY, TIME. SUPPORT US: JUST CLICK TO PAY In a letter to top university authorities, a BE Electrical Engineering 4th year student, carrying signatures of some students, wrote: “We are students of BE (Electrical Engineering) 4th year. As we well known that India is facing Covid-19 since March. In this time, some of our students…
Video: RJ Naved bats for community journalism Naved Khan, popular radio jockey and a resident of Okhla, bats for community journalism. In an interaction with the OT in AFE, he said how he has been following the local portal to get regular updates about local issues. JOURNALISM CONSUMES MONEY, TIME. SUPPORT US: JUST CLICK TO PAY A very popular figure and down-to-earth, Khan took out time out from his busy schedule to share his view about the portal on request. He resides in AFE and has won several awards for his show at Radio Mirchi. Born in Uttar Pradesh, Khan has been…
Janmashtami celebrated in Okhla Like every year, Shrikrishna Janmashtami was celebrated in Kalka Peeth this time too. This time also, Janmashtami is being celebrated in the country for two days, but Janmashtami was celebrated on August 11 in the Kalka Ji temple. Janmashtami was observed in Kalka Ji with strict rules in view of the increasing infection of the coronavirus, said a statement issued by the . After sanitising the hands, devotees sang Bal Gopal with a distance of six feet. Along with this, devotees came to the temple through the sanitation tunnel. Every year there was a big festival…
Article by Jamia faculty members published as cover story in magazine A research article authored by JMI faculty titled “The Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Environment and Socio-Economic Dynamics” has appeared as Cover Story in August 2020 issue of the TerraGreen, a magazine of TERI Press having a global outreach and huge social impact. The magazine provides in-depth analysis, reportage, glimpses of ground realities from around the world to its readers about the developmental and environmental issues for the last 14 years. The authors of the article are Dr. Saba Noor, Dr. Shama Parveen and Professor Sher Ali who are…
Edu Min praises Jamia’ continuous better performance at webinar Jamia Millia Islamia today organised a Webinar on ‘Gandhian Thought and Philosophy’ in association with the University of Oxford, UK. It was the first lecture in the Webinar series on Gandhian Thought and Philosophy. This webinar series is in sync with the University Grants Commission’s proposal to celebrate 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi to disseminate Gandhian Thought and Philosophy in intellectual circles. Union Minister of Education Ramesh Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’ was the Chief Guest of the Webinar. In his inaugural address Pokhriyal said that the 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi…
Sisodia takes first-hand feedback from parents, teachers to review online education system Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today interacted with teachers and parents at KGSBV School, Chirag Enclave to review the online and semi-online education system. Today was his 8th successive review in as many zones. AAP MLA from Greater Kailash, Saurabh Bhardwaj also attended the session. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said: “We wanted to take first-hand feedback from parents to improve the current online and semi-online education system. According to the data that came to us, this experiment is going well. But I have come here to understand…
Plasma Bank administered plasma to 710 Covid patients: Delhi Govt The Delhi government’s initiative to launch a plasma bank in Delhi is proving as a boon for COVID patients, said the government in a statement. “Along with various steps taken by the Delhi government to combat Corona, Plasma therapy has streamlined the recovery of critically ill COVID-19 patients across Delhi/NCR. The first plasma bank in the country was started in ILBS by the Delhi government on July 2, with an objective to provide free of cost convalescent plasma to patients. Subsequently, another plasma bank was launched at the LNJP Hospital…