The World Education Conference (WEC2021 online) aims to discuss NEP2020 implementation roadmap, post-Covid recovery plans, affordable and including E-Learning and education-industry integration Covid-19 has been an eye-opener and yardstick to see how dynamic, flexible, and modern your education system is. In India, over 32 crore students have been affected byCovid-19. About 13 crore students from...
Shahnaz Islam Life always been and happened to be a hurdle race for every individuals in its pace; but it became merciless tyrant when the Covid-19 carved in it’s path. Casket of thoughts, some feeble vehemence and unspoken words tryst with ailing promises. Life always been and happened to be a hurdle race for every...
Tauqeer Ahmad Qasmi Kandhalvi The ongoing protests by Muslims across the globe against the republication of the blasphemous cartoons is a clear message that disrespect to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is intolerable. The sinister campaign, with the French president on its front, has been a total failure as it has urged many...
Dr Mumtaz Naiyer Sir Syed Ahmad Khan once said, “Ignorance is the mother of poverty”. This quote is apropos for the condition of today’s Bihar. Since the time of Independence, Biharis or Bihari politicians were either large hearted or ignorant. I believe they were ignorant. Very few of us know that the industrial development of...
Dr Muhammad Raziul Islam Nadvi Bollywood actress and popular Big Boss 6 contestant – Sana Khan’s announcement to bid adieu to the film industry has gladdened many like me. The fame, wealth, glitz and glamour of the film industry do not permit one to introspect and think deeply. Given such a scenario, if one says...
Shahnaz Islam Remember, rape has no caste, religion or identity; ‘it is an act of hysteria’, a madness and an act against any sane society. A frenzied attack or bouts of insanity; “rape is rape”! Every 16 minutes one rape is crafted in India. A woman or a child…they are all prey of the rape...
Pakistan and Afghanistan have had a tortuous shared history that has left a complicated history of ethnic & political dividend across a disputed border. Each has tried hard to mend good ties with the others enemies. The decades long mistrust has fueled torturous socio- economic & Geo- political discordance in the elite circle of Iaslamabad...
By Shams Tabrez Qasmi On 15th September, 2020, Prof. (Dr.) Muhammad Yasin Mazhar Siddiqi, a great Islamic scholar, died. Born on 26th December, 1944 in Kheri district of U. P. India, Prof. Siddiqi was educated at Darul Ulum Nadwah al-‘Ulama (Lucknow), Lucknow University, Jamia Milia Islamia (New Delhi) and Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). After completing...
By Manzar Imam Amin Ahmad Usmani, secretary of Delhi-based Islamic Fiqh Academy (IFA) of India breathed last Wednesday, 2 September, 2020 at Delhi’s Majeedia Hospital. He was 64 and survives his wife, two sons and two daughters. Renowned Muslim scholar and general secretary of IFA, Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani called him “the brain of IFA”...
By Manzar Imam Dr Abdul Qadir Shams Qasmi, senior Sub Editor of leading Urdu daily Rashtriya Sahara died of cardiac arrest between 1 to 1:30pm at Majeedia Hospital, New Delhi on Tuesday 25 August, 2020. He was 48 and survives his wife, one son and three daughters. His passing away has let his friends and...