Khalid Jaleel

Khalid Jaleel is a PhD student in the Department of Political Science. He can be reached via email at: khalidj [at] jamiajournal.com

Jamia Journal Will be on Hiatus Till April

Due to ongoing mid-semester exams for those students who are following the semester academic system, and upcoming annual exams in April for those students who are still part of the annual academic system, we here at Jamia Journal will be in exam mode for the next couple of months. For the next two weeks, there will practically be no updates ...

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VC Jung to Recite Poetry at the India Habitat Center

[Note: Following is a Jamia press release.] Mr. Najeeb Jung, Vice-Chancellor, Jamia Millia Islamia will recite from a selection of poems on 15th March at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. His recitation will be part of a programme which is being organized by UstadGah, an organization which has famous Sufi singer Zila Khan as their Managing Trustee. The programme ...

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Jamia Offers Free Coaching to Minorities, OBCs and SC/STs

[Note: Following is a Jamia press release.] The Centre for Coaching and Career Planning, Jamia Millia Islamia invites applications for Free Coaching for B.Tech., Diploma Engg., B.Ed., E.T.E. and JRF/NET-UGC/CSIR for Minorities, OBCs., SCs., & STs. Application Forms may be obtained from the Office of the Centre at Old SRK Hostel Building, Jamia Millia Islamia or downloaded from Jamia website ...

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Jamia’s Aman Caravan Cycle Rally to Return on March 8th

[Editor’s Note: Following is a Jamia Press Release.] The Aman Caravan Cycle Rally consisting of 19 students and 7 members of the university was flagged off on 28 February 2011 after the Beating Retreat Ceremony at the Swarn Jayanti Gate, Wagah Border. DIG Amritsar Border Range, Mr. Sanjiv Bhanot, IPS flagged off the rally. Earlier the students witnessed the impressive ...

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North-East Indian Music Festival at Jamia

The Center for North-East Studies at Jamia organized a music festival of folk dance, Rock ‘n’ Roll and Blues from the North-East titled, “These Hills Called Home,” on Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011, at the Safdar Hashmi Open-Air Amphitheater. The event had three folk music bands: Thang Ta, a Manipuri martial art; Bihu, an Assamese folk song and dance; and Rongmei, ...

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EDITORIAL: Akbar Jung is no Prithviraj Kapoor

Since I came back from watching our vice chancellor play Akbar in a stage play titled “Akbar-Salim-Anarkali” (Don’t be misled by the title, there were more characters in the play.) on Sunday, Feb. 27, 2011, people have been asking me what I thought of it. How did he do? How did our vice chancellor perform as Akbar, is all what ...

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VC Jung to Play the Role of Akbar in a Stage Play

According to an official press release by Jamia, Vice Chancellor Najeeb Jung will play the role of Akbar in a stage play titled “Anarkali-Akbar-Salim” scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 27, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. in the Ansari Auditorium. The play is reported to be 80 minutes long. About the Play The press release states: “In a break from the usual story ...

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