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Nat’l Urdu Science Congress begins
People who do not invent either vanish or go into obscurity These were the thoughts expressed by Dr Qazi Siraj Azhar, Associate Professor, Michigan University, USA, at the inaugural session of the twoday National Urdu Science Congress 2019 organised by the Maulana Azad National Urdu University MANUU, Hyderabad on National Science Day
Hyderabad: People who do not invent either vanish or go into obscurity. These were the thoughts expressed by Dr Qazi Siraj Azhar, Associate Professor, Michigan University, USA, at the inaugural session of the two-day National Urdu Science Congress 2019 organised by the Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU), Hyderabad on National Science Day. Prof. Azhar was speaking as the chief guest on this occasion.
The two-day congress is being attended by participants from as far away as Lucknow, Delhi and Maharashtra, besides faculty and students of MANUU. The participants include practitioners of science, academicians, students, Urdu writers with interest in science and other stakeholders. MANUU vice-chancellor Dr Aslam Parvaiz, who presided over the inaugural ceremony explained the university’s efforts to provide textbook material in Urdu to the students of MANUU.
Dr Qaisar Jameel, Head of the Department, Genetics, Bhagwan Mahavir Medical Research Centre, Hyderabad, who has also been the former president of the Organisation for Women in Science in the developing world, exhorted the students to have faith in their culture, traditions, and ethics if they want to succeed in life. On the occasion, several books written in Urdu on different topics of science were also released.
Prizes were also distributed among students who participated in elocution, essay writing and other competitions on the topic “Science for people, and people of science” held in connection with National Science Day. The congress is being jointly organised by the Centre for Promotion of Knowledge in Urdu and the School of Sciences. Prof. Zahid Hussain Khan, retired professor of physics from Jamia Millia Islamia, and Dr Qaisar Jameel, Head of the Department, Genetics, Bhagwan Mahavir Medical Research Centre, Hyderabad were the guests of honour on this occasion.
Dr. Abid Moiz, Consultant, Centre for Promotion of Knowledge in Urdu & Convener of the congress welcomed the guest & delivered introductory remarks. Prof. S. Najmul Hasan, Dean School of Sciences presented a report on Science competitions and announced the winners. Dr. Ameena Tahseen conducted the proceedings.
