Topper students of Minto Circle were honored for their academic excellence by senior students and teachers at the second Mintorians Meet held at Jamia Millia Islamia on Sunday.
Teachers and alumni gathered to discuss ways to give back to their alma mater and support students facing educational challenges. The Mintorians Meet was created to connect and help students from marginalized communities.
Ex-Principal Manzar Jamal praised the initiative and mentioned a parallel Mintorians platform supporting over 600 students. He emphasized promoting sports so students can represent India internationally, contributing to nation-building. He also urged students to play meaningful roles in the country’s progress.
Mintorians excelling in various fields like judiciary, army, journalism, academics, and entrepreneurship were also awarded.
Senior alumni, including Prof. Saleem Kidwai, Jawed Ali Khan, and Haziq Ameen, shared nostalgic experiences and praised the organizers.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Focus / by Radiance News Bureau / February 10th, 2025
Despite Kejriwal not addressing any public meetings in Muslim pockets or visiting Muslim-dominated areas like Jama Masjid and Okhla during his election campaign, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) performed well in Muslim-majority constituencies. AAP secured victory in 8 out of 11 Muslim-concentrated seats. Notably, four Muslim candidates from AAP—Amanatullah Khan, Aaly Mohammad Iqbal, Imran Hussain, and Chaudhri Zubair—won comfortably. Meanwhile, Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM, which contested with high hopes, failed to open its account and faced disappointment.
Muslims constitute around 13% of Delhi’s voter base. Their votes influence the results of nearly 11 assembly seats. There are 11 seats where the Muslim voter population is significantly high. Let’s examine the situation in these Muslim-majority areas:
A Look at the Results of Delhi’s Muslim-Majority Seats
Let’s take a closer look at the statistics of 11 Muslim-majority constituencies. Notably, Muslims constitute 13% of Delhi’s electorate, and 11 seats are considered Muslim-majority constituencies. These include Okhla, Mustafabad, Ballimaran, Seelampur, Matia Mahal, Chandni Chowk, Seemapuri, Babarpur, Karawal Nagar, Jangpura, and Sadar Bazar. This time, there was a high voter turnout in these constituencies. The results of these seats are as follows:
AAP’s Victories in Muslim-Majority Constituencies
Amanatullah Khan Wins from Okhla
In Okhla, AIMIM’s Shafa Ur Rahman, AAP’s Amanatullah Khan, Congress’ Ariba Khan, and BJP’s Manish Chaudhary contested the elections. According to the Election Commission’s data, AAP’s Amanatullah Khan secured victory with a margin of 23,639 votes, receiving a total of 88,943 votes. BJP’s Manish Chaudhary came second with 65,304 votes, while AIMIM’s Shafa Ur Rahman ranked third with 39,558 votes.
Aal Mohammad Iqbal Secures Matia Mahal
From Matia Mahal, AAP’s Aal Mohammad Iqbal won by a significant margin of 42,724 votes, securing a total of 58,120 votes. BJP’s Deepthi Andora finished second with 15,396 votes, while former Congress MLA Asim Mohammad Khan came third with 10,295 votes.
Zubair Ahmad Clinches Victory in Seelampur
As per the Election Commission’s data, AAP’s Zubair Ahmad won Seelampur by a huge margin of 42,477 votes, receiving a total of 79,009 votes. BJP’s Anil Kumar Sharma came second with 36,532 votes, while Congress’ Abdul Rahman secured third place with 16,551 votes.
Imran Hussain Emerges Victorious in Ballimaran
Ballimaran witnessed a tough contest, but AAP’s Imran Hussain secured victory with a margin of 29,823 votes, receiving a total of 57,004 votes. BJP’s Kamal Bangdi came second with 27,181 votes, while Congress’ Haroon Yusuf stood third with 13,059 votes.
Prernadeep Singh Sahni Wins from Chandni Chowk
AAP’s Prernadeep Singh Sahni won Chandni Chowk with a margin of 16,572 votes, securing a total of 38,993 votes. BJP’s Satish Jain finished second with 22,421 votes, while Congress’ Modit Aggarwal came third with 9,065 votes.
Gopal Rai Triumphs in Babarpur
From Babarpur, AAP’s senior leader Gopal Rai secured a decisive victory with a margin of 18,994 votes, receiving a total of 76,192 votes. BJP’s Anil Kumar followed in second place with 57,198 votes, while Congress’ Mohammad Ishraq Khan came third with 8,797 votes.
Sadar Bazar Goes to AAP’s Som Dutt
From Sadar Bazar, AAP’s Som Dutt won with a margin of 6,307 votes, securing a total of 56,177 votes. BJP’s Manoj Kumar Jindal stood second with 49,870 votes, while Congress’ Anil Bhardwaj secured third place with 10,057 votes.
Vir Singh Dhangan Secures Seemapuri for AAP
In Seemapuri, AAP’s Vir Singh Dhangan won by a margin of 10,368 votes. BJP’s Kumari Rinku, who was leading at certain points in the counting, finished second with 55,985 votes. Congress’ Rajesh came third with 11,823 votes.
Three Muslim-Majority Seats Won by BJP
There are three Muslim-majority constituencies in Delhi where BJP candidates secured victory. These seats are Mustafabad, Jangpura, and Karawal Nagar. Details of these seats are as follows:
BJP’s Big Win in Mustafabad
In Mustafabad, BJP’s Mohan Singh Bisht won by a large margin of 17,578 votes, receiving a total of 85,215 votes. AIMIM’s Tahir Hussain, AAP’s Adil Khan, and Congress’ Ali Mehdi also contested from this seat. AAP’s Adil Khan finished second with 67,637 votes, while AIMIM’s Tahir Hussain stood third with 33,474 votes.
Close Contest in Jangpura, BJP Secures Victory
Jangpura was a high-profile seat where BJP’s Trivendra Singh won by a narrow margin of just 675 votes. AAP’s senior leader and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia secured 38,184 votes but lost by 675 votes. Congress’ Farhad Suri finished third with 7,350 votes.
Kapil Mishra Wins Karawal Nagar for BJP
From Karawal Nagar, BJP’s firebrand leader Kapil Mishra won by a decisive margin of 23,355 votes, receiving a total of 107,367 votes. AAP’s Manoj Kumar finished second with 84,012 votes, while Congress’ P.K. Mishra came third with 3,921 votes.
source: http://www.muslimmirror.com / Muslim Mirror / Home> Indian Muslim> Politics / by Muslim Mirror Desk / February 09th, 2025
Prestgious Award honoured to Mrs Saba Patel Principal Anjuman Islam Dr MIJ Girls High School Bandra West
State Best Teacher award 2015 received by Principal Saba Patel on September 5th 2015 by the auspicious hands of Hon’ble Shiri Devandraji Fadnavis, Chief Minister of Maharashtra and Shiri Vinodji Tawde Hon’ble Education Minister
source: http://www.anjumanbandra.in / Anjuman Islam DrMIJ Girls High School, Bandra West / September 05th, 2015
A car had run the 15-year-old’s left foot when she was returning from her exam center St. Stanislaus High School in Bandra on Friday.
Mubashshira Sayyed, a class 10 student from the city, displayed exemplary resilience, as she is taking her Secondary School Certificate (SSC) board exam in an ambulance after meeting with an accident that badly injured her leg. |
Mumbai:
Mubashshira Sayyed, a class 10 student from the city, displayed exemplary resilience, as she is taking her Secondary School Certificate (SSC) board exam in an ambulance after meeting with an accident that badly injured her leg.
A car had run the 15-year-old’s left foot when she was returning from her exam center St. Stanislaus High School in Bandra on Friday. While she received immediate treatment at a city hospital, she has been prescribed two weeks of bed rest by her doctor. Unperturbed by the tragic incident and the pain in her body, Mubashshira decided to continue taking the test with the help of a writer.
“I like to study and didn’t want to spoil my career. It’s difficult to take the paper while lying on the bed, but I have a scribe writing for me. My teachers also visit the home to help me prepare for the exam,” said Mubashshira, whose father works as a driver.
The Anjuman-I-Islam’s Dr MIJ Girls High School, Bandra, where Mubashshira is studying, not only arranged for the ambulance but also got the state education board’s approval to let her appear for her papers in it. The school also bore the expenses of her treatment, as her family has limited means of income.
“The school helped her as much as possible. We sent teachers to guide her as she had become nervous after the accident,” said Saba Patel, Principal of the school, who described Mubashshira as a well-behaved student who is good in academics.
The class 10 student appeared for her Science paper in the ambulance stationed in the premises of the exam centre, where she was supervised by the school staff. She is now preparing for the remaining History and Geography tests, which are slated on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.
Sister Arockiammal Anthony, Principal, St. Stanislaus High School, said that administering the board tests was a unique experience for her. “The ambulance is associated with negativity, but we encouraged her. She was comfortable while writing her paper. We arranged a separate supervisor for her, and I also would supervise her. We want to lift the values of St. Stanislaus School. We need to be more humane,” she said.
source: http://www.freepressjournal.in / The Free Press Journal / Home> Education / by Staff Reporter / March 23rd, 2023
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Exhibition showcases rare literary treasures, including 1937 Osmania University textbook and 1931 Urdu translation of Goethe’s Faust.
Rare books and manuscripts on display at exhibition in Hyderabad
Hyderabad:
Book lovers and history enthusiasts in Hyderabad were in for a rare treat as The Kabikaj Foundation in collaboration with the Deccan Archives Foundation hosted an exhibition of rare books and manuscripts on Friday, February 7.
The exhibition took place at Thrivesome Cafe and Community, Jubilee Hills which showcased a curated selection of literary treasures, including a 1937 Osmania University history textbook, a 1931 Urdu translation of Goethe’s Faust, Masnavis of Maulana Rumi works from the historic Nawal Kishore Publications, and rare prints from Hyderabad’s now-extinct presses.
The exhibition was organised to commemorate the birth anniversary of renowned Hyderabad poet Riasat Ali Taaj (1930–1999). The exhibition featured a curated selection of books from his collection, preserved by his family and presented by his grandson, founder of The Kabikaj Foundation, Riasath Ali Asrar.
Rare literary gems on display at Hyderabad exhibition
The Hyderabad exhibition showcased a remarkable collection of rare books and manuscripts, including:
A mid-1900s Urdu typewriter (Remington Portable 5), a rare artefact highlighting the evolution of Urdu script in typewriting technology
A 100-year-old Masnavi of Mawlana Rumi, Mirat-ul-Masnavi, published by Azam Steam Press, Hyderabad
A 1937 history textbook for matriculation, from Osmania University, featuring a 1937 South Asia map and the original Osmania University logo
Early and first editions of Urdu translations of Goethe’s Faust and Conan Doyle’s The Poison Belt from the early 1900s.
Rare lexicons, including:
Farhang-e-Asafiya (1970)
Dakhni Urdu ki Lughat (1969)
Lughat un Nisa (1917)
Kalaam-e-Nanak ma’ Farhang (1970)
Ruq‘at-e-Alamgeeri, a collection of letters by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, published in Hyderabad in 1911, with references to the first Asaf Jah of the Asaf Jahi dynasty.
An 1893 Ottoman-era Arabic edition of Alf Laylah wa Laylah (The Arabian Nights), published in Egypt.
Nawal Kishore publications, including:
Singhasan Batteesi (a collection of Indian folklore, 1953).
Masnavi-e-Bustan of Saadi Shirazi (a 150-year-old edition).
Tulsi Das’s Ramayan in Perso-Arabic script, published in 1913.
Justice Syed Mahmood’s Urdu translation of the 1872 Law of Evidence Act, published in 1893.
Transactions of the Indian History Congress: Fifth Hyderabad Session (1941) and The Hyderabad Code (1951).
A mid-1900s Urdu typewriter (Remington Portable 5), a rare artefact highlighting the evolution of Urdu script in typewriting technology.
A mid-1900s Urdu typewriter (Remington Portable 5) (Photo: By Arrangement)
Young Urdu poet Riasath Ali Asrar provided a detailed commentary on each book, guiding visitors through their historical and literary significance.
As part of the Kabikaaj Foundation’s ongoing efforts to raise funds for book preservation, a series of postcards featuring artwork and inscriptions from the rare books on display were available for purchase at the Hyderabad exhibition. Those with a passion for history, preserving culture and literature would be able to take home a unique piece of literary history which would in turn help in supporting the foundation’s vital work in archiving, digitising, and restoring rare manuscripts.
A series of postcards featuring artwork and inscriptions from the rare books on display (Photo: By Arrangement
Established in Hyderabad in December 2021, The Kabikaj Foundation is dedicated to preserving and promoting rare books and manuscripts of literary, cultural, historical, academic, religious, and traditional significance, organising exhibitions and events bringing together people with similar passion.
source: http://www.siasat.com / The Siasat Daily / Home> News> Hyderabad / by News Desk X / February 08th, 2025
Kalakappar Village (Nagrota Tehsil), JAMMU & KASHMIR :
Heavily garlanded Nazia Bibi with her family including her grandmother, and visitors at her home
Weeks after the nomadic Gujjar-Bakerwal community of Jammu and Kashmir plunged into a state of shock as 17 tribesmen, women and children died of a mysterious disease in village Budhaal in Rajouri, a young woman has brought cheers to and restored the pride of the community.
Nazia Bibi, a 21-year-old college student has become the first athlete from J&K to win gold in the International Kho Kho championship. Nazia, who hails from village Kalakappar of tehsil Nagrota on the outskirts of Jammu city, is a member of the Indian women’s Kho Kho team which recently lifted the maiden World Cup in Delhi by trouncing Nepal in a convincing victory.
Nazia Bibi also became one of the few tribal women from J&K to reach the international level in sports.
Her achievement is more important given the fact that the Gujjar-Bakerwal community is backward and also conservative in its outlook for women.
However, Nazia today doesn’t hold any grudges against her family for asking her to stop playing because of society’s disapproval.
International Kho Kho player Nazia Bibi
“I can understand when my family asked him to stop playing since people made uncharitable comments and fun of me because I didn’t wear a conventional dress while practicing. I had my Chachu (Uncle) Master Iqbal who is a teacher to fall back upon. I would explain to him my problems in pursuing Kho Kho and he, in turn, convinced my father,” she said.
Her father Sabar Ali is an unlettered person and earns his livelihood by rearing cattle – sheep and goat. Nazia has a sister and two brothers and the family lives in a two-room house in the village.
A BA fifth-semester student of the Padma Shri Padma Sachdev Govt College for Women Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, Nazia says lifting the gold cup for India was her proudest moment and brought her struggle to a logical and happy end.
“Today, at 21, I am overwhelmed as so many people are coming to congratulate me. It’s too much for me to handle,” she says in a video interview to a local channel.
Nazia is amused to see her relatives and neighbours announcing that they would encourage their children to play sports as well.
“One person’s struggle can open opportunities for so many,” she said.
Nazia was invited by the LG Manoj Sinha to the Raj Bhawan for a meeting. The DIG of Jammu felicitated her for her achievement.
Advocate Zulkarnain Choudhary, a community activist said Nazia should be given a decent job of the rank of a gazette officer by the J&K government, as is done in other cases.
Nazia however says her struggle and achievement must bring focus on better infrastructure for sports. “We don’t have good stadiums or coaching family in Jammu. Practicing in an open field and on mats indoors are so different,” Nazia said.
Nazia Bibi with LG Manoj Sinha and officials of the Kho Kho association
As a promising athlete, she says she was encouraged by her teachers in the local school and also by the J&K Kho Kho association officials.
“I continued playing kho kho because it doesn’t require expensive tools and sports kits. However, my skill was honed in the national camps for which I was selected. Also, a team game requires you to bring sharp skills to the table.”
Nazia said she practices three hours at home and for 7-8 hours in the camps. “Joining the preparatory camp for the International Kho Kho competition was very helpful. It brings discipline in an athlete and also makes one realize of competition.”
An international gold medal in hand though Nazia wants to forget her struggle against society’s attitude. She said, “Even I felt uncomfortable with the tracksuit and uncovered hair because we, as tribal women, are conditioned to conservative dressing.”
Her father Sabar Ali says, “I am an illiterate person. I would get upset with people making jokes about my daughter’s dress and her sports. Today, the same people are coming to congratulate us and I am so happy.”
Sabar Ali and his five brothers live close by in the village and have unity. Advocate Choudhary who visited the 2-room house of Nazia told Awaz-the Voice, “They are a simple and pure united family. I don’t think they fully understand the scope of their daughter’s achievements.”
Fighting society in pursuing one’s passion is not so easy for women.
Nazia says at one stage she had decided to give up. As luck would have it Nazia was playing for India and the team won gold unmindful of the celebrations of her brother’s wedding back home.
source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Stories / by Aasha Khosa, New Delhi / February 04th, 2025
American Specialty Foods Co has been honored with the prestigious Westford Award for Business Excellence in the Food & Beverage category. The award was presented at a grand ceremony held at Madinat Jumeirah, Mina Al Salam, Dubai, on January 24, 2025.
The award was received by the company’s Founder and CEO, Hany M. Haneef, along with Co-founder and Director, Shahanaz Haneef. Expressing his gratitude, Haneef stated, “I am truly honored to receive this award. It belongs to our incredible team, partners, and supporters. Success is built on dedication, teamwork, and excellence. This is just the beginning; there is so much more ahead.”
Established in 2013, American Specialty Foods Co has grown into a leading provider of premium global food solutions. Headquartered in Maryland, USA, the company also has offices in New York, Mexico, the UK, and the UAE. With a distribution network spanning over 50 countries, the company offers more than 20 specialty food categories and actively participates in major international food trade events worldwide.
The Westford Awards recognize outstanding business achievements across various industries, providing winners with greater visibility and networking opportunities. “This recognition further cements American Specialty Foods Co’s position as a leader in the specialty food and beverage sector,” a statement from the company added.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / January 31st, 2025
Nuruddin Ahmed standing in front of the arch of Science Fair
Two decades ago, Nuruddin Ahmed created a stir by bringing the sinking of the Titanic to life on stage in live theatre.
Over the years, he has also brought to life the 5,000-year-old Maya civilization and Indraprastha, the capital of the Pandava kingdom from the Mahabharata, in Durga Puja mandaps.
A National Award-winning sculptor and art director, Ahmed is currently leading the Pathsala session of the Assam Sahitya Sabha. He has previously made headlines for displaying models of iconic structures like the Taj Mahal, the Colosseum, and the Great Wall of China during Durga Puja.
Nuruddin Ahmed played a significant role in organising the 77th Pathsala session of the Assam Sahitya Sabha. The first-ever Science Fair held on the Sahitya Sabha grounds from January 31 to February 4 attracted lakhs of visitors from across India and abroad.
For those unfamiliar, the Assam Sahitya Sabha is a key guardian of Assam’s cultural and literary heritage, playing a vital role in promoting the language, culture, literature, and dignity of the northeastern state.
A scene inside the Science Fair
The organization, founded in 1917 by pioneers like Padmanath Gohanibarua and Sarat Chandra Goswami, is celebrating its 108th year by hosting a science fair alongside its literary activities for the first time.
In an interview with Awaz-the Voice, Assam, Nuruddin Ahmed shared that, while he has been involved in sculpture and art direction for decades, this is his first time organizing such a large-scale science fair.
“I have organized many science fairs and also worked with the Assam Science Technology & Environment Council. The Pathsala session of the Assam Sahitya Sabha features 21 departments related to science and technology,” he said. These include institutions such as the Indian Army, National Science Centre, Aryabhatta Science Centre, Oil Corporation of India, Numaligarh Oil Refinery, Assam Agricultural University, North Eastern Space Application Centre, Tezpur University, Gauhati University, and the Shipping Corporation of India.
“This initiative by the Assam Sahitya Sabha is a welcome move and will play a crucial role in fostering a scientific mindset among the youth,” said Nuruddin Ahmed, a Sangeet Natak Academy Award winner.
Science Fair at Pathsala
Nuruddin Ahmed has been designing arches for the venue of the Assam Sahitya Sabha sessions held in different parts of Assam for the past three decades. He was also closely involved during the 1987 session at Pathsala, Bajali district.
At that session, Nuruddin worked on the museum and archway. He is proud of his association with the Pathshala Sahitya Sabha session after 38 years and thanked the local MLA and Minister Ranjeet Kumar Dass for this.
“I have a special passion for the Pathsala session. The Sahitya Sabha session was held here in 1987. “I am grateful to the welcoming committee president and Minister Ranjeet Kumar Dass for giving me this opportunity this time”, Ahmed said.
The art director told Awaz that he began decorating the venue on January 19 and completed the work by January 30 and handed it over to the management committee. A group of 16 artists collaborated to decorate the Science Fair for the public, with Nuruddin Ahmed’s two sons, Dwip and Raj Ahmed, also contributing to success of the event..
Nuruddin Ahmed, who has revived the traditional arches of temples and sculptures in various parts of Assam, has prepared the tableau of the state of Assam for several Republic Days.
Nuruddin Ahmed has been creating and painting idols of Hindu Gods and Goddesses for many years. Despite facing challenges at the beginning, as idolatry is forbidden in Islam, his works are now embraced with love and reverence by both Hindus and Muslims.
The Pandal of Indian Army at the Science Fair
During the Sharadiya Durga Puja last year, Nuruddin Ahmed brought Indraprastha, the capital of the Pandava kingdom in the ancient Hindu epic Mahabharata, to life. His creation received praise at the Athgaon Public Durga Puja Mandap in Guwahati. Indraprastha, which means “The city of Indra,” is believed to have been located in the area where present-day New Delhi stands.
The Assam Sahitya Sabha is the guardian of Assam’s cultural and literary heritage. It has played a great role in promoting the language, culture, literature and dignity of the North Eastern Space Application Centre.
The organization was founded in 1917 by pioneers like Padmanath Gohanibarua and Sarat Chandra Goswami. In its 108th year for the first time a science fair is being organized along side literary activities.
source: http://www.awazthevoice.in / Awaz, The Voice / Home> Stories / by Mukut Sharma, Guwahati / February 05th, 2025
The sixth annual festival, “Discover,” celebrated young creative talents with enthusiasm, recognizing efforts to provide them a platform.
Organized by Vogue Theatre in collaboration with Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, the state-level Urdu drama competition and children’s festival successfully took place at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. The event showcased the richness of Urdu language and literature while offering young talents an opportunity to express their creativity. Schools from Mumbai, its suburbs, and other districts participated, making it a vibrant confluence of artistic expression.
Engr. Adnan Sarkhot, President of Vogue Theatre, who has been associated with Urdu theatre for over 30 years and actively works for children’s creative development, led the event to its grand success. Notable guests, including Padma Shri Dr. Zaheer Kazi, IPS Qaiser Khalid, Dr. Sheikh Abdullah, Zahid Khan, and Zakir Khan, lauded Team Vogue’s initiative, emphasizing the importance of such programs in preserving Urdu for future generations.
As in previous years, “Discover” featured various competitions, including drawing, mono-acting, Urdu and English story writing, quizzes, and drama. More than a contest, the festival served as a learning experience, building confidence and refining students’ artistic skills. The participants’ creative performances left a lasting impression on the audience.
Experts from Mumbai, Bhiwandi, and Solapur judged the competitions.
Awardees included Principal Saba Patel, who received the Innovative Principal Award, while Raja Baghban (Solapur) and Sajid Dolar (Malegaon) were honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award for their contributions to education and literature. Additionally, for their outstanding performances in Urdu drama and academic excellence in SSC exams, Zara Feroz Shaikh (Mira Road) and Aashna Wahid Ansari (Mumbra) received the Rising Star Award.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Arts & Culture / by Radiance News Bureau / February 08th, 2025
