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Muslims hail court order on Andhra quota, want
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Islam,
Christianity alien, so cannot get quota: BJP
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What's
the problem if Husain is in Doha, asks SC |
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Bihar
welcomes Muslim reservation in Andhra Pradesh |
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Babri Masjid:
Advani euphoric on Dec 6, says IPS officer |
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Delhi Conf to see birth of first Indian board on Islamic Investment
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Indian
Americans welcome SIT summons to interrogate Modi |
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NGOs join
hands to press changes in Communal Violence Bill |
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CARE
talks Lawmakers on Immigration and other issues |
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Govt
rules out OBC quota in Women's Bill:
Union Law Minister M Veerappa Moily
on Wednesday ruled out providing reservation for Other Backward
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No pressure from allies on women’s quota bill: Congress
India's
women's bill inspiring for Africa: Ghana minister
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 Babri
Masjid:
Advani euphoric on Dec 6, says IPS officer:
In a setback to L K Advani in the Babri Masjid demolition case, a
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Madhya
Pradesh assembly passes strong anti-terror law:
The Madhya Pradesh
legislative assembly Thursday passed a stringent anti-terror law,
despite strong resistance from the opposition Congress, the state
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 Raghuvanshi removed as ATS chief:
Additional Director General K P Raghuvanshi was today removed as the
head of Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad, days after he was
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 Maharashtra home for the third largest poor in India:
Basking on the glory of enjoying the second highest per capita
income in the country, Maharashtra also enjoys the dubious......Read
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 Showcause
notice issued to staff for not singing Gandhian prayer:
The local urban cooperative bank of Kendrapada has penalised its
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 Muslim reservation in Andhra receives support from all parties:
All major political
parties in Andhra Pradesh today supported 4 per cent reservation for
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Cabinet
to handover NIMS University campus to Centre:
The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet today approved the proposal to handover
the Nizam Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) University campus
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 Hindutva spirit of BJP, not against Muslims:
Terming Hindutva as the "spirit" of BJP, party President Nitin
Gadkari today said it cannot be a subject of ....Read
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 Post
mortem report blasts the police theory on Batla House encounter:
Eminent Supreme Court lawyer and human rights activist Prashant
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Sacred
cows and commonwealth games:
Leader of opposition in Delhi Assembly
BJP 's VK Malhotra and Congress Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit have
demonstrated the real colours of the rulers of the ‘modern and
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AIMPLB concerned over Indo-Israel relations, CV Bill, fake
encounters:
The Executve Committee (EC) of the All India Muslim Personal Law
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AMU
Registrar Pro. Jaleel (centre) signs MoU as Prof PK Abdul Aziz and Dr.
Gerry look on |
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Assam interested in setting up AMU centre:
The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has
received a proposal from the Assam government to open its centre in
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Aligarh:
Aligarh Muslim University signed a Memorandum of Understanding with
BSRC-UK today under their Combating infectious diseases of Livestock
for International Development (CIDLID) programme supporting the
International Collaborative Research Project on liver fluke vaccine
development to address the Indian as well as global fasciolosis
problem, which is also assuming zoonotic dimension.
Dr. Gerry Brennan, Director, Imaging Facility, Queen's University of
Belfast, UK and also Visiting Professor at Alagappa University,
Tamil Nadu, visited AMU to get the contract signed.
Prof. VK Abdul Jaleel, Registrar, AMU
signed the MoU on behalf of Aligarh Muslim University.
Prof. M. Saleemuddin, Coordinator
Interdisciplinary Biotechnology Unit, Prof. Asif Ali Khan, Dean,
faculty of Life Sciences, Prof. Pervez Mustajab, Controller of
Exams, Prof. SMA Abidi, Principal Investigator, Prof. Wajihullah and
Dr. M. Khalid Saifullah were present on the occasion.
Professor PK Abdul Azis, Vice Chancellor, AMU while signing the MoU
stressed the need to create awareness among the farmers to take the
preventive measures and the technology should be transferred to the
farming community to improve the health and productivity of the
livestock.
The collaborating partners include the Queen's University of
Belfast, UK, Aberystwyth University, UK, Tamil Nadu Veterinary
Animal Sciences University, Chennai, India and Aligarh Muslim
University where Prof. SMA Abidi, Section of Parasitology,
Department of Zoology, AMU, will act as Principal Investigator while
Dr. M Khalid Saifullah of the same department will be the
Co-Investigator.
The project is sanctioned for a period of three years. It will
provide an excellent opportunity to AMU faculty members as well as
research scholars and students to interact with world's leading
scientists in parasitology. The project is mainly aimed at
identifying and to validate the new vaccine and drug targets using
molecular biology tools to combat the liver fluke menace in
livestock since the infection rate could go as high as 70-80
percent, as a result Indian farming community incurs huge economic
losses.
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