Author: April-June 2019

احمد نوید یاسر ازلان حیدر

شعبہ فارسی، دانشگاہ اسلامی، علیگرہ

اخلاق در لغت بہ معنی خلق و خو و چگونگی استفادہ از توانای ھای درونی نظیر گفتار، شنیدار است۔ این واژہ نسبتا کوچک از گذشتہ حای بسیار دور مورد توجہ بودہ است و بہ خوبی می دانیم کہ در قرآن کریم نیز بسیار از آن یاد شدہ و مردم بہ نیکو کاری و خوش رفتاری با یک دیگر سفارش شدہ اند۔ بدون شک، قرآن کریم تنحا برنامہ زندگی است کہ سعادت و خوشنودی را برای ھر فرد تضمین می کند، در این اساس نامہ کہ از سوی خالق وامر انسان تنظیم شدہ۔ دین اسلام مجموعہ ای از عقاید و تعلیم و دستورات عملی می باشد کہ در قالب تعالیمی ھدایت بخش بر قلب رسول مقبول حضرت محمد صلی اللہ [...]

ثنا اظہر       

ریسرچ اسکالر شعبہ فارسی، لکھنؤ یونیورسٹی، لکھنؤ

     سیمین دانشور ایک مشہور ایرانی ادیب ہیں ان کی نثری کاوشیں ایرانی ادب میں ایک سنگ میل کی حیثیت رکھتی ہیں انھوں نے اپنے افسانوں اور ناولوں میں ایران کی سماجی اور سیاسی صورتحال کو اس پرکشش انداز میں تحریر کیا کہ اس کا پورا نقش ذہن کے پردوں پر مرتسم ہوجاتا ہے خاص طور پر ان کے ناولوں میں فیمینزم کا موضوع اپنی پوری آب وتاب کے ساتھ موجود ہے      یوں تو ان کا ہر افسانہ اور ناول فارسی ادب میں ایک اہم مقام کا حامل ہے لیکن جس ناول نے سرحد کی تمام بندشوں کو توڑتے ہوئے قبولیت عامہ اور شہرت دوام حاصل کی وہ سوشون ناول ہے، سووشون کاعنوان فارسی [...]

Aijaz Ahmad

Research Scholar

Department of West Asian and North African Studies

 Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

 Email- aijaz088@gmail.com

  Mob- +918533030421

 

Abstract

Turkey has undergone an immense social, political and economic transformation since the end of the Cold War. This has also been the case when it comes to their foreign policies. However, Turkey’s truly multidimensional foreign policy came into existence in 2002. Since then Turkey has been actively re-defining its foreign policy preferences in Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Turkey’s Asia policy is no longer based on Pakistan as it was a decade ago. ‘New’ Turkey is deeply interested in developing stronger relations with China, India and other rising Asian powers as part of the diversification of its economy and foreign policy. Turkey is one of the few most discussed but little understood country in the world. Religion, culture, fast-track modernization, conservative domestic political culture and western oriented foreign policy outlook have always been the sources of confusion in the west and the east alike. Nevertheless, [...]

 Ashish Yadav

Research Scholar CAS

Department of History, AMU, Aligarh

         Mob: 9084093054

 

 

Abstract

British colonialism ravaged Indian economy in varied ways. Indian industrialization was deliberately stalled for a long period of time. Rather a debilitating process of deindustrialization happened in India. How this counter process of decentralization was effected in India? Madan Mohan Malaviya’s threadbare analysis of this process through his unique ideas on Indian industrialism provided solutions to some of these poignant questions of modern Indian economic history. Malaviya was a strong proponent of Indian industrialism. Malaviya propounded the Swadeshi creed at a very early stage in 1893. He also advocated the Japanese model of Industrialization in India which was dependent on state support. Thus, his economic thought was continuously evolving. His understanding of problems of Indian industrialization got documented in his independent dissent ‘note’ to the Indian Industrial Commission of 1916-18. Through this research [...]

Dr. Leyaqat Khan

Assistant Professor

CENTRE FOR DISTANCE AND ONLINE EDUCATION, AMU

Background

India-Iran relations have a history which is unique of its kind. Underlining the importance of this relationship, first Prime Minister of independent India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in his book “Discovery of India” observed, “Few people have more closely related in origin and throughout history than, the people of India and Iran. Both the countries are legatees to their respective vibrant civilizations which maintained closer historical link throughout the ages and as a result affected and influenced each other. The very name “India” owes its origin to the Persian pronunciation “Hindus”.

In his recent visit to Iran, when the Prime Minister Narendra Modi remarked that India’s friendship with Iran is as old as the history itself, he was actually espousing these historical sentiments. Notwithstanding these historical connections, the relationship between India and Iran since the time formal official diplomacy began between them [...]

Rajesh Kumari

Research Scholar

Zakir Husain Centre for Educational Studies (ZHCES)

Jawaharlal Nehru University

Email ID: rajeshwarirana1989@gmail.com

                   

                                  At the head of all sciences and arts,

                                  At the head of all civilizations and progress,

                                  Stand not militarism, the science that kills,

                                  Not commerce, the art that accumulates;

                                   But agriculture, the mother of all industries,

                                  And the maintainer of human life.[1]

Abstract

This paper will deal with the historical emergence  of the agricultural education in India. The study is limited to the education commissions and reports. Furthermore, this study concerns the inceptions and factors leading to the development of the agricultural university in India. This [...]

Dr. Mohd Azharuddin

 Email: drazharamu@gmail.com,

   Mob. 9761194835, 8209425717

Abstract

Health is an important issue in our life. A person with good health will have peace of mind and will be able to contribute to nation-building. We cannot expect performance from an ill person with a low morale. This paper attempts to understand the ground realities of health-care facilities provided in Mewat district.It is internationally acknowledged that development should be viewed in terms of social, equity, and health care etc., indicators in addition to economic growth. Improvement in the health status is inter-linked with more productivity and economic growth.  For development and social well-being, health infrastructure is essential to meet adequately the demands of the resident population. This paper is intended to provide an overview of Mewat district and a critical assessment of its health status.

Key Words: Mewat, Health Care, Infrastructural Amenities, Strategy,

 Introduction

Good health is central to happiness and well-being. [...]

Shamim Bari

Research Scholar

Department of Political Science

A.M.U., Aligarh

Email: shamim@myamu.ac.in

Mob: +91- 9761078365

 

Abstract: Gandhiji’s life, ideas and work are of crucial importance to all those who want a better life for humankind. Gandhi holds the view of the maximization of social welfare and for this he gives prime importance to the welfare of the individuals by reducing inequalities in income and wealth. According to Gandhi every person should be provided with bare minimum necessaries i.e. food, shelter, and clothing. Concentration of wealth to a few groups of people certainly will shatter the dream of a society which will be socialist in nature. Gandhi is in favor of the self-sufficient village economy where the villages will be the independent economic units. In this paper an attempt has been made to analysis the Gandhian perspective on rural development. The paper also attempts to emphasize the emerging issues and challenges in rural development with prospective solutions under the shadow of Gandhian views on the same.

Key Words: [...]

Mohd Salman Habibi

Research Scholar

CAS, Department of History

Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

Email. mohdsalmanhabibi@gmail.com

ORCID: 0000-0002-0572-6316

 

Abstract:

Mohsin-ul-Mulk was a luminary personality and a true successor of Sir Syed.  He made valuable contributions to the early Muslim politics and the Aligarh movement. He successfully steered the Aligarh movement towards its goal when it became sluggish after the demise of its founder Sir Syed Ahmad Khan. Through this paper, the author has tried to highlight the various traits of Mohsin-ul-Mulk’s personality and his contribution to the Aligarh Movement.

Key Words: Aligarh Movement, Mohsin-ul-Mulk, Sir Syed, Muhammadan Educational Conference, Viqar-ul-Mulk, etc.

Introduction:

After the demise of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, the Aligarh Movement began to waver. In this situation, a popular leader and a true successor of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, Syed Mehdi Ali, popularly known as Mohsin-ul-Mulk, came forward to lead and guide the movement. He was born in Etawah, [...]