Mahendra pratap university aligarh

The School started in 1889 in an old Building by Maulana Bahadur Ali and his associate, it was initially named as Anjuman-e Islamia Primary School Later on it became Mohammadan Anglo Oriental Collegiate, City Branch in 1919 & then became Muslim University City School. The School then shifted to its present building in 1928. Sahabzada Aftab Ahmad, Maulvi Samiullah Khan, Maulvi Abdul Khalique, Deputy Habibullah Khan, Abdul Majeed Khwaja and Alhaj Obaidur Rehman Khan Sherwani the prominent figures who were close associates of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan and contributed a lot to the establishment of the School. Maulana Tufail Ahmad Manglori was the first founder manager of the School. The School has been catering the educational needs of the Aligarh City population particularly belonging to under privilege, middle and lower middle classes of the society. The school from I TO V (PRIMARY SECTION) & VI to XII at present there are approximately 1700 students on School's enrolled. The School prepares Students for Secondary School & Sr. Secondary Schoolcertificate Examination Conducted by the AMU Board. The School serves as the feeder institution of the University for higher education. The students are given Tutorial /remedial classes facility, counseling and preparation for National Talent Search Examination, Science and Mathematics Olympiad. Our Students are also exposed to external environment through tour / excursion. The Games/ Sports and opportunity for creative activities are also pr...

A few days ago, the foundation stone of a new university was laid in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, dedicated to the memory of Raja Mahendra Pratap. The news created quite a buzz as the name of the Raja failed to ring a bell. Pratap may have been only a minor royal but he played a stellar role in India’s freedom struggle, as a revolutionary leader and founder of India’s first Government-in-Exile. His relentless efforts in securing international support against the British presence in India and his attempts to establish a pan-Asian Province have been largely forgotten – until now. Pratap was born on 1st December 1886 into a royal Jat family, which ruled the small principality of Mursan in Hathras district in Uttar Pradesh. He attended the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College later renamed Aligarh Muslim University) and, while still a student, was drawn to Marxism and nationalism, which estranged him from his royal roots. Pratap had his first brush with nationalism in 1906, a year after the Partition of Bengal. It had caused outrage and a wave of nationalism to sweep across the nation. Against the wishes of his father and his in-laws (the royal family of Jind, now in Haryana), Pratap attended the Indian National Congress session in Calcutta in 1906. It was from here that he declared himself a ‘Swadeshi’ and burnt all his foreign clothes, much to the dismay of his family and his royal in-laws, who wouldn’t part with their own! Intent on spreading the spirit of nationalism through educa...

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University in Aligarh. The university is being established by the Uttar Pradesh government in the memory and honour of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh, the great freedom fighter, educationist and social reformer. It is being set up in a total area of over 92 acres at Lodha village and Musepur Kareem Jarouli village of Aligarh's Kol tehsil. The Yogi Adityanath government's decision to set up the university after the noted Jat figure is being politically seen as part of the ruling BJP's bid to win over the community ahead of the crucial assembly polls in the state early next year. Here are the highlights of PM Modi's address: • Seeing the new university, the new defence corridor and other development works in Aligarh, Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh would surely have been very happy. • It is the hard work and sacrifice made by such freedom fighters, that we enjoy our freedoms today. • Many of the national icons, whose contributions towards the nation had been immense was ignored and forgotten over the decades since independence by previous governments. But today, be it Raja Mahedra Pratap Singh ji or Suhel Dev ji, or many others, are been given the importance they truly deserved. • Today's generation is disconnected with such great leaders. I encourage all young people to read and know more about these leaders and their immense contribution to our freedom struggle and social reforms. ...

• • • Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University to come up in Aligarh soon -- who was the Jat king? Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University to come up in Aligarh soon — who was the Jat king? An alumnus of AMU, Raja Mahendra Pratap was a Marxist revolutionary and social reformer. Born in a royal family in 1886 in the Hathras District of Uttar Pradesh, Raja Mahendra Pratap was an active participant in politics since his early age. An alumnus of AMU, Raja Mahendra Pratap was a Marxist revolutionary and social reformer. Born in a royal family in 1886 in the Hathras District of Uttar Pradesh, Raja Mahendra Pratap was an active participant in politics since his early age. He also took part in the Balkan War in 1911 along with his fellow students at the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental Collegiate School which later on became Aligarh Muslim University. Though he did not complete his graduation, he was felicitated during the centenary celebrations of the university in 1977. From Express Archives | Raja Mahendra Pratap was also deeply involved with the Swadeshi movement and would constantly promote small industries with indigenous goods and local artisans. Deeply influenced by the speeches of Dadabhai Naoroji, Bal Gangadhar Tilak among others, Mahendra Pratap started the movement to burn the foreign-made clothes in his state. Pratap also visited foreign countries in an attempt to obtain support for India in its struggle for freedom. He also visited a military camp near the Polish border in order...

By Ashok Singhal, Aishwarya Paliwal: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to lay the foundation stone of PM Modi will also visit the exhibition models of the Aligarh node of the Uttar Pradesh Defence Industrial Corridor and the university. "Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, on 14 September, 2021 at around 12 noon, which will be followed by his address on the occasion. The Prime Minister will also visit the exhibition models of Aligarh node of Uttar Pradesh Defence Industrial Corridor and Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University," the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) said in a statement. The university is being set up over 92 acres in Lodha and Musepur Kareem Jarouli villages of Aligarh's Kol tehsil and will provide affiliation to 395 colleges of the Aligarh division. The government's decision to set up the university after the noted Jat figure is being politically seen as part of the ruling BJP's bid to win over the community ahead of the crucial assembly polls in the state early next year. PM Modi will be joined by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and other leaders at the stone-laying ceremony. Maharaja Mahendra Pratap Singh was an alumnus of the Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental College, which later became the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), who donated land for Aligarh Muslim University. According to the university's land records, Raja Mahendra Pratap leased 1.221 hectares (3.04...