Raja mahendra pratap university

Aligarh: Seven years after the local BJP first demanded renaming the AMU after Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh, who had "donated the land" for it, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Tuesday lay the foundation stone of a new university nearby in the freedom fighter's name. Modi is scheduled to arrive in the city to lay the foundation of the Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Monday visited the venue to oversee the preparations for the event at Lodha town, about 40 km from the district headquarter of Aligarh. Deputy Chief Minister Dinesh Sharma, who has been camping here to monitor the preparations, said that by establishing a state university in the name of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh, the government is paying tribute to a man who devoted more than three decades of his life living in exile and fighting for India's freedom. Sharma said Mahendra Pratap was the president of India's first provisional government in exile establishing in Kabul in 1915 with the help of different Afghan tribal chiefs and heads of some governments including Japan's. After his return to India, Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh played a key role in establishing different educational institutions including a pioneering technical college at Mathura, Sharma said. The establishment of a state university in his name at Lodha has been "widely welcomed by the people of this region as it would give a major boost to education in Aligarh and surrounding districts". Sharma and that ...

Aligarh: Seven years after the local BJP first demanded renaming the AMU after Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh, who had donated the land for it, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will on Tuesday lay the foundation stone of a new university nearby in the freedom fighter's name. PM Modi is scheduled to arrived in the city to lay the foundation of the Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh State University. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath Monday visited the venue Monday to oversee the preparations for the event at Lodha town, about 40 km from the district headquarter of Aligarh. Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath inspects preparation ahead of foundation stone laying ceremony of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University in Aligarh Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath inspects preparation ahead of foundation stone laying ceremony of Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh University in Aligarh We've made preparations & are following all SOPs. We are also trying to maintain regular traffic movement here: DIG Deepak Kumar A controversy had erupted in the district in 2014 when local BJP leaders demanded the Aligarh Muslim University be renamed after him as the "AMU had been built on the land donated by the late Raja". The issue first cropped up as the lease of the 1.2 hectares of land at the City School, under the AMU, was expiring then, and the legal heirs of the late Raja "were reluctant to renew this lease". Last year, however, the issue had largely been resolved when the AMU authorities offered a proposal for rechristenin...

• • • 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...

New Delhi: Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for a new university in Aligarh named after Jat icon Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh. The move came two years after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced plans for the university in 2019, and is being seen as the BJP’s attempt to win over Jats in western Uttar Pradesh, who are seething over the Modi government’s three farm laws, ahead of the assembly polls due early next year. In his speech after laying the foundation stone, PM Modi said the government is making efforts to empower small farmers, and invoked the names of other Jat icons like Sir Chhotu Ram and former PM Chaudhary Charan Singh. It remains to be seen whether this will be enough to assuage the voter base, with Charan Singh’s grandson Jayant Chaudhary, president of the Rashtriya Lok Dal, also angling for the same vote. The communal polarisation of Jats and Muslims is said to have played a role in western Uttar Pradesh politics after the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots. The Jat community, however, now stands united against the farm laws. ThePrint spoke to leaders from the community like Kunwar Natwar Singh and Chaudhary Birender Singh, who said the current protests against the farm laws go beyond communal lines because they affect the entire Jat farming community. “The BJP is trying to woo the Jats,” said former diplomat and Union external affairs minister Natwar Singh, who comes from the Jat stronghold of Bharatpur, Rajasthan,...

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Raja Mahendra Pratap (1 December 1886 — 29 April 1979) was an Early life [ ] Pratap was born in the ruling Education [ ] In 1895 Pratap was admitted to the Government High School in Nobel prize nomination [ ] He was nominated for the While nominating for the Peace Nobel Prize, the nominator in a short biography, gave Singh's status as follows: Singh "is the editor of the World Federation and an unofficial envoy of Afghanistan. The nominator wrote a short biography as well as international political activities. Particularly his role in the Indo-Turco-German mission was highlighted. For instance, Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany and Sultan Mohemmod Rishad of Turkey gave him letters for the Afghan King. He arrived in Kabul on Oct. 2, 1915. On December 1, 1915, a Provisional Government for India was organised. Pratap was declared as its President. In 1917 he went to Russia and met Trotsky at Leningrad. From there he came back to meet Kaiser and Sultan, to give the message of the King of Afghanistan. He passed some time in Budapest and Switzerland. He was brought by German aeroplane to Russia, where he met Lenin. From there he went to Afghanistan. King Amanullah sent him on a mission to China, Tibet, Japan, Siam, Germany, Turkey and the U.S.A. After an agreement with the British, the King lost interest in Pratap. In the end, it is summarized: “He is primarily on an unofficial economic mission of Afghanistan. However, being born as an Indian he also wanted to expose the British brutali...