Rahmani Foundation to set up centre to produce Muslim scientists
Submitted by admin3 on 17 October 2009 - 9:18pm
By TwoCircles.net news desk,
Patna: After getting remarkable success at the Rahmani-30 coaching centre for Muslim aspirants for IIT-JEE, Rahmani Foundation of Munger has decided to set up a centre for producing scientists among the Muslim community in India.
According to a statement issued by Maulana Wali Rahmani, chairman of Rahmani Foundation, the step has been taken to provide guidance and opportunities to go ahead in the field of science for those Muslim students who did M.Sc. in Physics and got good marks.
The centre will be set up in Delhi under the guidance of professors of Delhi University especially Dr. Mohammad Naeemuddin who has been working as scientist in the US. The training will be given to selected students for one year and they will be provided with free food and lodging.
Maulana Wali Rahmani expressed hope that after one-year coaching the students will be eligible to take admission in any university of Western countries for Ph.D., and then they will be serving the country as scientists.
Aspirants from across the country can submit their applications with marks sheets by post or hand at the following address till 25th October:
Rahmani-30
Maulana Azad College campus
Anisabad,
Patna-2
Phone: 0612-2254474
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This is a commentable move.
My recommendation is that all the fragmented activities (political parties, "madrasa focused org", and related organizations) redirect their focus on to this initiative. Higher education will be the leveler; it brings more results than any government program.
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