All India essay competition on Sir Syed’s vision of empowerment
As part of the celebrations of the 193rd birth anniversary of its legendary founder and an outstanding social reformer, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, the Aligarh Muslim University would hold an All India Essay Writing Competition for university and college students in English language on the topic "Sir Syed's vision of empowerment through character building and modern education".
Entries are invited only from bonafide students of universities and colleges. The essay must be sent to the Public Relations Office by September 25, 2010. There are three cash prizes including first prize of Rs. 25,000, second Rs. 15,000 and third Rs. 10,000. Besides state level toppers of the aforesaid competition will also be given a sum of Rs. 5,000 as consolation prize. The prizes shall be presented on the occasion of Sir Syed Day celebrations on October 17, 2010. All prize winners shall be provided boarding and lodging alongwith one close relative. The first, second and third prize winners will be given both ways AC II class railway fare and state level toppers will be given second sleeper fare.
The essay should be submitted on A4 size paper in double space typed on one side, should contain at least ten pages and not exceed sixteen pages duly forwarded by the head of the educational institution. A soft copy is also required. Information about the vision and mission of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan is available on the varsity website www.amu.ac.in.
AMU Vice Chancellor, Professor P K Abdul Azis has urged the Vice Chancellors of all Universities to encourage the students to participate in competition.
Source: http://www.amu.ac.in/ProNews.jsp?cat=News
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Monday, July 19, 2010
Jamia to organize 3-day Orientation Course for MCD Urdu Teachers of Delhi
The Academy of Professional Development of Urdu Medium Teachers
(APDUMT), Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) is going to organize a 3-Day
Orientation Course for MCD Urdu Teachers of Delhi
The course will start from the Inaugural Session at 10.30 AM on July
20, 2010 in the Conference Hall, Nehru Guest House, JMI, New Delhi.
Dr. Ashfaq Arfi will deliver the Welcome Address while the Inaugural
Speech shall be delivered by Prof. Aijaz Masih, Dean Faculty of
Education, JMI.
Prof. Ghazanfar Ali, Director APDUMT will deliver the Presidential
remarks on this occasion.
Source: Media Coordinator, Jamia Millia Islamia
(APDUMT), Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) is going to organize a 3-Day
Orientation Course for MCD Urdu Teachers of Delhi
The course will start from the Inaugural Session at 10.30 AM on July
20, 2010 in the Conference Hall, Nehru Guest House, JMI, New Delhi.
Dr. Ashfaq Arfi will deliver the Welcome Address while the Inaugural
Speech shall be delivered by Prof. Aijaz Masih, Dean Faculty of
Education, JMI.
Prof. Ghazanfar Ali, Director APDUMT will deliver the Presidential
remarks on this occasion.
Source: Media Coordinator, Jamia Millia Islamia
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Jamia to organize a 5-Day Orientation Course for Urdu Teachers of Punjab
The Academy of Professional Development of Urdu Medium Teachers (APDUMT), Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) is going to organize a 5-Day Orientation Course for Urdu Teachers of Punjab.
The Inaugural Session of the programme will begin at 10.30 AM on July 12, 2010 in the Conference Hall, Nehru Guest House, JMI, New Delhi.
Prof. Ghazanfar Ali, Director of the Academy will deliver the Welcome Address while the Inaugural Speech shall be delivered by Prof. Shamim Hanfi, a retired Professor of Department of Urdu, JMI.
Prof. Anisur Rehman, Department of English, JMI will deliver the Presidential remarks on this occasion.
The APDUMT was established in October 2006 and it has been instrumental in promoting Urdu Language and Literature, as also uplifting the standard of Urdu and Urdu Medium teaching across the nation.
The Academy organizes short term training programmes, Seminar Workshops, Conventions, Extension Lectures, consultancy service to teachers, as also interaction programmes, literary and cultural programmes, exhibitions etc.
Besides organizing short-term training courses (orientation/ refresher) for Urdu language and Urdu medium teachers, the Academy also has provision to conduct short-term pronunciation course for Urdu language teachers/Urdu medium teachers as well as media persons; short-term translation course in Urdu; guidance for competitive examinations; on-line Urdu course; and noting and drafting course in Urdu.
Source: Media Coordinator, JMI
The Inaugural Session of the programme will begin at 10.30 AM on July 12, 2010 in the Conference Hall, Nehru Guest House, JMI, New Delhi.
Prof. Ghazanfar Ali, Director of the Academy will deliver the Welcome Address while the Inaugural Speech shall be delivered by Prof. Shamim Hanfi, a retired Professor of Department of Urdu, JMI.
Prof. Anisur Rehman, Department of English, JMI will deliver the Presidential remarks on this occasion.
The APDUMT was established in October 2006 and it has been instrumental in promoting Urdu Language and Literature, as also uplifting the standard of Urdu and Urdu Medium teaching across the nation.
The Academy organizes short term training programmes, Seminar Workshops, Conventions, Extension Lectures, consultancy service to teachers, as also interaction programmes, literary and cultural programmes, exhibitions etc.
Besides organizing short-term training courses (orientation/ refresher) for Urdu language and Urdu medium teachers, the Academy also has provision to conduct short-term pronunciation course for Urdu language teachers/Urdu medium teachers as well as media persons; short-term translation course in Urdu; guidance for competitive examinations; on-line Urdu course; and noting and drafting course in Urdu.
Source: Media Coordinator, JMI
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Seeking help for medical treatment : Operation on 14th July 2010
Dear Jamiaites
Assalam-o-alekum
We have fixed up dates for operation of Mr. Deedar Shamshi at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital New Delhi. His operations will be in two phases. In first phase there will be two operation on 14th July 2010 & in second phase the operations/treatment will be around after five to six month of 1st phase.
Total over all aproximate expence for first phase will come around 1 Lakh 75 thousand. And for second phase the expences may ranges from 1.5 lakh to 1.75 lakh.
So for first phase of his treatment our target is to collect fund of INR-1.75 lakh latest by 12th July 2010. But as of now total fund we have gathered is only INR-80 thousand. So INR-95 thousand yet to be collect. Thus request you all if any body else would like to help Deedar kindly revert.
Details of total amount collected so far is mentioned below.
1.- INR-60,000/-(Sixty Thousand) comes to my account from Jamiaites Riyadh K.S.A.-(Receivieng letter Attached)
2.- INR-20,000/-(Twenty Thousand) from some other Jamiaites.
N.B:- Please pray to almighty for Deedar's successful operation.
Thanks & Regards.
Md. Asad Imam
B.E. Computer Engg.
Jamia Millia Islamia.
Mobile:-9810941144
Source: JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA ALUMNI DIRECTORY (Yahoo Group)
Assalam-o-alekum
We have fixed up dates for operation of Mr. Deedar Shamshi at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital New Delhi. His operations will be in two phases. In first phase there will be two operation on 14th July 2010 & in second phase the operations/treatment will be around after five to six month of 1st phase.
Total over all aproximate expence for first phase will come around 1 Lakh 75 thousand. And for second phase the expences may ranges from 1.5 lakh to 1.75 lakh.
So for first phase of his treatment our target is to collect fund of INR-1.75 lakh latest by 12th July 2010. But as of now total fund we have gathered is only INR-80 thousand. So INR-95 thousand yet to be collect. Thus request you all if any body else would like to help Deedar kindly revert.
Details of total amount collected so far is mentioned below.
1.- INR-60,000/-(Sixty Thousand) comes to my account from Jamiaites Riyadh K.S.A.-(Receivieng letter Attached)
2.- INR-20,000/-(Twenty Thousand) from some other Jamiaites.
N.B:- Please pray to almighty for Deedar's successful operation.
Thanks & Regards.
Md. Asad Imam
B.E. Computer Engg.
Jamia Millia Islamia.
Mobile:-9810941144
Source: JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA ALUMNI DIRECTORY (Yahoo Group)
Friday, June 18, 2010
Another Impersonator caught by Alert Jamia Staff
In spite of the University having announced that candidates appearing for Entrance Tests and Interviews in Jamia Millia Islamia will be physically photographed and in spite of many cases of impersonation having come to light and rightly highlighted by the Media, the impersonators are quite brash and still take their chances. However, at Jamia they have no chance of success.
The latest one to get caught by vigilant Jamia staff was apprehended by the Interview Committee which was sitting to interview candidates for the prestigious B.Tech. Program on 18 June 2010.
The committee observed that the photograph on the Application Form of a candidate called Gulam Ahamad Raza did not match with the one appearing for the Interview. On questioning the candidate admitted that he was hired by one Irshad alias Lakki to do so and they had also settled on an amount of Rs. 25,000 to be exchanged, if the candidate was selected. The matter has been reported to the Proctor of the University for necessary action.
The candidate has also been handed over to the Police for Registration of an FIR by the University administration.
The latest one to get caught by vigilant Jamia staff was apprehended by the Interview Committee which was sitting to interview candidates for the prestigious B.Tech. Program on 18 June 2010.
The committee observed that the photograph on the Application Form of a candidate called Gulam Ahamad Raza did not match with the one appearing for the Interview. On questioning the candidate admitted that he was hired by one Irshad alias Lakki to do so and they had also settled on an amount of Rs. 25,000 to be exchanged, if the candidate was selected. The matter has been reported to the Proctor of the University for necessary action.
The candidate has also been handed over to the Police for Registration of an FIR by the University administration.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Another Impersonator caught by the Interview committee of the B.Tech., JMI
The Jamia Millia Islamia administration has been extra vigilant this year to check any case of cheating and impersonation to ensure free and fair selection to its 231 courses on offer for the session 2010-11.
The last one to get caught impersonating was apprehended by the Interview committee of the B.Tech. programme on 17 June 2010.
The committe observed that the photograph of one Md. Ishtiyaque Alam taken on the date of entrance test by Jamia administration on 29.05.2010 did not match with that of the candidate appearing for the interview. On questioning, the candidate admitted that he was impersonating. The matter has been reported to the Proctor of the University for necessary action.
The last one to get caught impersonating was apprehended by the Interview committee of the B.Tech. programme on 17 June 2010.
The committe observed that the photograph of one Md. Ishtiyaque Alam taken on the date of entrance test by Jamia administration on 29.05.2010 did not match with that of the candidate appearing for the interview. On questioning, the candidate admitted that he was impersonating. The matter has been reported to the Proctor of the University for necessary action.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Arabic Translation Job
A mail from Mumbai
"Assalam Alaykum,
I am working for Hungama Digital Media Entertainment Ltd. as Product Manager, in Mumbai. We are looking for an Arabic-English and English-Arabic translator to work on a specific project. The person will have to report to office in Mumbai and work along with the Project Team.
This is urgent. In case you know anyone who can take this up, please send your resume on my gmail id - skhan25@gmail.com.
Best Regards
Shahzad Khan
--
Official Website:
www.ampindia.org"
"Assalam Alaykum,
I am working for Hungama Digital Media Entertainment Ltd. as Product Manager, in Mumbai. We are looking for an Arabic-English and English-Arabic translator to work on a specific project. The person will have to report to office in Mumbai and work along with the Project Team.
This is urgent. In case you know anyone who can take this up, please send your resume on my gmail id - skhan25@gmail.com.
Best Regards
Shahzad Khan
--
Official Website:
www.ampindia.org"
Monday, April 26, 2010
B.A. (General) through Distance Learning
After suspending the BA Pass this year, Jamia announced the launch of a
similar programme through distance learning mode.
The General B.A. course would include all the possible components which Jamia’s B.A. (Pass) course had. These courses will not only be available in Jamia campus but also at other places across the country.
For more information: 26921264 Extn. 4225, 4221.
http://www.jmi.ac.in/press/press2010/pr5_2010april26.htm
similar programme through distance learning mode.
The General B.A. course would include all the possible components which Jamia’s B.A. (Pass) course had. These courses will not only be available in Jamia campus but also at other places across the country.
For more information: 26921264 Extn. 4225, 4221.
http://www.jmi.ac.in/press/press2010/pr5_2010april26.htm
Monday, April 19, 2010
Interview of Mr. Najeeb Jung (VC, Jamia Millia Islamia) on Jamia
Jamia Millia Islamia has around 20,000 students and 700 faculty members. Despite being a central university with some unique and popular courses, the university is often per- ceived as one meant only for the Muslim community.
Its Vice-Chancellor Najeeb Jung spoke about the debate on whether it should be a minority institution, challenges and the road ahead for the varsity.
On March 15, the teachers observed a strike demanding minority status for the varsity.
The issue of converting Jamia into a minority institution has gained centre stage. Don't you think it is detrimental to the institution's image?
The decision lies with the gov- ernment of India. Yes, it does affect the image somewhat but one has to understand the reason behind it. Ninety years ago the nationalist Muslim leaders, the founders of the university, wanted to form an institution of higher learning to educate Muslims. So, the community see it prima facie an institute meant for them.
Is this the reason why the varsity is stereotyped as serving only one community?
It is unfortunate that the var- sity is seen in such a way. We have students coming from all over the country. So, this kind of a branding is not fair.
Why is it that the university is still not the number one choice for students despite having some good courses?
I don't think so if we go by sta- tistics. We receive some 3,000 applications for 30 seats.
Besides, the university also caters to students from economically weaker sections.
The popularity of Jamia's flagship courses in mass communication has waned. What is the reason?
I think this has a lot to do with the competition from other media schools. As far as the faculty is concerned, it is as good as any other, though we do face some challenges in attracting fresh talent.
So, is it lack of resources that prevents you from attracting quality faculty and students?
Yes, we need improved stu- dios for students of media studies, better laboratories for science students. The budget for JNU is five times more than us, whereas we have three times more stu- dents. But in spite of such constraints, we have deliv- ered. One of the students has recently won an internation- al still photography contest while a teacher has bagged the national award for audio- graphy in a film this year.
What is the road ahead?
Besides upgradation of infrastructure, we have introduced the semester system in the post-graduate courses. A series of knowledge lectures with speakers such as Shashi Tharoor and Nandan Nilekani have been also organised. We have discontinued with BA (pass). We will relaunch it with only four subjects. We are also planning to introduce semester system in undergraduate courses.
For Source Click here
Its Vice-Chancellor Najeeb Jung spoke about the debate on whether it should be a minority institution, challenges and the road ahead for the varsity.
On March 15, the teachers observed a strike demanding minority status for the varsity.
The issue of converting Jamia into a minority institution has gained centre stage. Don't you think it is detrimental to the institution's image?
The decision lies with the gov- ernment of India. Yes, it does affect the image somewhat but one has to understand the reason behind it. Ninety years ago the nationalist Muslim leaders, the founders of the university, wanted to form an institution of higher learning to educate Muslims. So, the community see it prima facie an institute meant for them.
Is this the reason why the varsity is stereotyped as serving only one community?
It is unfortunate that the var- sity is seen in such a way. We have students coming from all over the country. So, this kind of a branding is not fair.
Why is it that the university is still not the number one choice for students despite having some good courses?
I don't think so if we go by sta- tistics. We receive some 3,000 applications for 30 seats.
Besides, the university also caters to students from economically weaker sections.
The popularity of Jamia's flagship courses in mass communication has waned. What is the reason?
I think this has a lot to do with the competition from other media schools. As far as the faculty is concerned, it is as good as any other, though we do face some challenges in attracting fresh talent.
So, is it lack of resources that prevents you from attracting quality faculty and students?
Yes, we need improved stu- dios for students of media studies, better laboratories for science students. The budget for JNU is five times more than us, whereas we have three times more stu- dents. But in spite of such constraints, we have deliv- ered. One of the students has recently won an internation- al still photography contest while a teacher has bagged the national award for audio- graphy in a film this year.
What is the road ahead?
Besides upgradation of infrastructure, we have introduced the semester system in the post-graduate courses. A series of knowledge lectures with speakers such as Shashi Tharoor and Nandan Nilekani have been also organised. We have discontinued with BA (pass). We will relaunch it with only four subjects. We are also planning to introduce semester system in undergraduate courses.
For Source Click here
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Chetan Bhagat's Talk on MBA
Chetan Bhagat's Talk
on
'MBA - an insiders's story'
31st Jan 2010 (Sunday)
@ 10:30 am onwards
To Collect passes, SMS <IMS> and send it to 54242
or
visit this site:
http://www.imsindia.com/delhievents/Chetan-Bhagat-Seminar.html
Monday, January 25, 2010
Support to ban on cartoon of Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H)
An Australian News Channel by the name of National Nine News (http://news.ninemsn.com.au/) is going to telecast a cartoon about our Holy Prophet Mohammad (SAWS) so this news channel is going to held a surrey whether to telecast this cartoon or not. Could you please kindly visit the voting web page of this news channel on http://news.ninemsn.com.au/vote-archive.aspx?qid=2109 and click on YES to ban the telecast of that cartoon. About 300,000 YES votes are needed to stop the telecast of that cartoon because near 90% viewer of this news channel have already voted that the cartoon has to be telecasted, so please forward this e-mail to your relatives and friends to vote YES to ban the telecast that cartoon.
I would like to thank you in advance for your attention and cooperation.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Avoid accepting Rs.1,000/- note of series 2 AQ and 8 AC
Dear All,
Avoid accepting Rs.1,000/- note of series 2 AQ and 8 AC
More than 2.00 CR duplicate notes have already entered India ..
Copy of this circular from RBI is also attached.
Please read & pass it on to Family & Friends.
To see a large view click on the image.
Avoid accepting Rs.1,000/- note of series 2 AQ and 8 AC
More than 2.00 CR duplicate notes have already entered India ..
Copy of this circular from RBI is also attached.
Please read & pass it on to Family & Friends.
To see a large view click on the image.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
2 Ways You Can Help with Haiti Relief
Friends,
We are deeply saddened by the reports of the destruction and death coming out of Haiti. We've been heartened by the outpouring of support and donations coming from the Causes community. Thousands of donors have together given over $150,000 to help nonprofits that are working on the ground to provide food, shelter, medical care, water, and other necessities to the people of Haiti.
The people of Haiti still very much need our help.
There are two ways that you can help with Haiti relief today:
1. Give a Haiti relief charity gift to a Facebook friend.When you give a charity gift on Facebook, you are buying a specific item needed on the ground in Haiti. We have several new gifts in the Facebook Charity Gift Shop, including:
Water for Haiti from Oxfam
Light a Candle for Haiti from UNICEF
Food for Haiti
from CARE
Shelter for Haiti from the American Red Cross
Survival Kit from World Vision
Visit the Facebook Charity Gift Shop to see all the Haiti relief Gifts.
2. Join and donate to a cause.Many nonprofits have started fundraising projects, with funds specifically for Haiti relief, such as:
Doctors Without Borders
Friends of the World Food Program
International Rescue Committee
Thank you for donating at this important time to those who need it most.
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We are deeply saddened by the reports of the destruction and death coming out of Haiti. We've been heartened by the outpouring of support and donations coming from the Causes community. Thousands of donors have together given over $150,000 to help nonprofits that are working on the ground to provide food, shelter, medical care, water, and other necessities to the people of Haiti.
The people of Haiti still very much need our help.
There are two ways that you can help with Haiti relief today:
1. Give a Haiti relief charity gift to a Facebook friend.When you give a charity gift on Facebook, you are buying a specific item needed on the ground in Haiti. We have several new gifts in the Facebook Charity Gift Shop, including:
Water for Haiti from Oxfam
Light a Candle for Haiti from UNICEF
Food for Haiti
from CARE
Shelter for Haiti from the American Red Cross
Survival Kit from World Vision
Visit the Facebook Charity Gift Shop to see all the Haiti relief Gifts.
2. Join and donate to a cause.Many nonprofits have started fundraising projects, with funds specifically for Haiti relief, such as:
Doctors Without Borders
Friends of the World Food Program
International Rescue Committee
Thank you for donating at this important time to those who need it most.
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