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Sir Syed Day: AMU to pay tribute to the founder on Oct 17

Friday, October 15, 2010 07:45:43 PM, Special Correspondent

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Aligarh: Sir Syed Day will be celebrated with traditional zeal on October 17, 2010 at the Aligarh Muslim University. It was decided in a consultative meeting with the Provosts, Deans of faculties, Principals of the colleges and Member-in-Charges. The meeting was presided over by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. P.K. Abdul Azis.

Everybody present in the meeting unanimously agreed that Sir Syed Day should be organized in an appropriate manner. All the provosts reported that the students are in favour of celebration of Sir Syed Day with traditional fervor.

The consultative meeting also resolved that Sir Syed Dinner will be arranged in every Hall of residence in a traditional style and the food will be served in the Dining Halls. Only bonafide students will be allowed to join the dinner and the public meeting, proposed to be organized by various halls of residence.

It was decided that senior teachers of the University, eminent former teachers and literary and cultural figures be invited as the chief guest depending on their availability. The meeting urged the provosts to take extreme care so that uninvited people do not enter the gate during S. S. Day celebrations.

The meeting viewed with concern that some students involved in dharna have threatened that they would not allow Sir Syed Day on the campus. The meeting appealed to the students to refrain from such stand and enable the Sir Syed Day, a unique occasion to pay homage to the founder.

The Sir Syed Day commemoration meeting will be held at Kennedy Hall Auditorium in a befitting manner.

Sine the meeting of the Jury could not be conducted, the Sir Syed Ahmad Khan International Award-2010 would be declared later and the award will be given to the recipient in an appropriate function.

 

 

 

 

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