Latest A.M.U News

AMU’s JNMC suspends three junior doctors after a clash with patient attendants; FIR filed under BNS including attempt to murder; inquiry underway, protests continue.

Three AMU resident doctors suspended, booked after clash with patients

Violence at AMU’s JNMC Aligarh led to a junior doctors’ strike, disrupted emergency services, patient transfers, and police cases including attempt to murder.

AMU scholar Mohammad Saif Qureshi highlights gaps in India’s environmental education, urges curriculum reform, local data tools, and project-based learning.

The Aligarh Muslim University Teachers' Association raised concerns about increasing insecurity among faculty due to student misbehavior. Incidents at Women's College indicated a systemic issue, prompting calls for university action. Measures are underway, including suspensions of involved students and investigations into faculty misconduct links.

ALIGARH (UP), Apr 30: Promising air-conditioners in common hostel areas, washing machines for residents battling the heat, and tea “at least thrice a day” because it is the campus’s “official beverage”, a Nigerian student’s satirical recreation of a campus poll speech at Aligarh Muslim University has struck a nostalgic chord among its community. The humorous Hindustani speech, delivered by Ayyooba Godswill, a Chemical Engineering student, during a cultural and literary festival at a residential hall earlier this week, has since […]

A Nigerian student's satirical recreation of a campus poll speech at Aligarh Muslim University brought nostalgia to its community, reflecting on a rich tradition of debate and public speaking. The performance resonated with historical significance, drawing attention to shifts in campus life and declining foreign student presence.

Ayyuba was contesting for a representative post at Nadeem Tarin Hall.

A Nigerian student's satirical speech at Aligarh Muslim University struck a nostalgic chord by mimicking campaign promises from past student elections. Delivered in Hindustani, it highlighted the institution's rich legacy of debate and satire while drawing attention to the decline in the university's once-cosmopolitan student body.

A second-year student who came to India in 2024, Ayyuba barely understands Hindi. But after his friends persuaded him for ‘election speech.’