New Delhi, July 19: Jamia Hamdard was abuzz with excitement as Ms. Syed Shehzadi, Member of the National Commission for Minorities, Ministry of Minority Affairs, visited the campus. This significant occasion was marked by enriching interactions that left a lasting impact on students and faculty alike.
Ms. Shehzadi was warmly received at the VC Office Board Room by Prof. (Dr.) M. Afshar Alam, the Vice-Chancellor; Dr. M.A. Sikandar, the Registrar, and other senior university officials. Expressing her admiration for Jamia Hamdard’s commitment to educational excellence, Ms. Shehzadi’s opening remarks set a positive tone for the day’s events.
During a morning session with the university’s senior functionaries, Ms. Shehzadi and Prof. Alam discussed the institution’s achievements and ongoing projects aimed at fostering inclusivity. Ms. Shehzadi emphasized the crucial role educational institutions play in promoting social harmony and nurturing future leaders.
In a lively session held at the Seminar Hall of the School of Chemical & Life Sciences, Ms. Shehzadi engaged with enthusiastic students and faculty members. Her address, highlighting government initiatives for minority communities, was both inspiring and thought-provoking. She encouraged students to actively participate in nation-building activities.
The highlight of the day was the interactive Q&A session. Students asked questions ranging from educational policies to career advice, to which Ms. Shehzadi responded with insightful and motivating answers, reflecting her deep commitment to minority affairs. She urged students to be resilient, pursue their dreams, and contribute positively to society.
The visit concluded with a brief meeting where Ms. Shehzadi thanked the university officials for their hospitality and praised their efforts in creating a conducive learning environment. Prof. Alam presented her with a memento as a token of appreciation.
Ms. Syed Shehzadi’s visit was more than a ceremonial event; it celebrated shared values and reaffirmed the university’s mission to provide quality education to all. Her words resonated with everyone, inspiring students and faculty to strive for excellence and contribute to the community’s welfare.
Dr. M.A. Sikandar, Registrar, proposed the vote of thanks, marking the end of a memorable day filled with renewed energy and purpose at Jamia Hamdard. This visit will be remembered as a milestone, fostering stronger ties between the university and the National Commission for Minorities, and igniting the spark of empowerment among its students.
