MD DANISH JAMAL

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1. my child to raise over again
   I'd build self-esteem first and the house later
   I'd finger paint more and point the finger less
   I would do less correcting and more connecting
   I'd take my eyes off my watch and watch with my eyes
   I would care to know less and know to care more
   I'd take more hikes and fly more kites
   I'd stop playing serious and seriously play
   I would run through more fields and gaze at more stars
   I'd do more hugging and less tugging
   I'd see the oak tree in the acorn more often
   I would be firm less often and affirm much more
   I'd model less about the love of power
   And more about the power of loveIf I had 

A characteristic of the normal child is he doesn't act that way very often.  ~Author Unknown


We've had bad luck with our kids - they've all grown up.  ~Christopher Morley


A child can ask questions that a wise man cannot answer.  ~Author Unknown


Children need love, especially when they do not deserve it.  ~Harold Hulbert


Kids: they dance before they learn there is anything that isn't music.  ~William Stafford


The world is as many times new as there are children in our lives.  ~Robert Brault,

Mohali stadium is located on the outskirts of Chandigarh City, Punjab. It is the second largest cricket ground in India, with a seating capacity of 45000 spectators. The lush green outfields and picturesque beauty surrounding it make the ground spectator-friendly. The ground has witnessed some nerve-racking ODIs, the most thrilling being the World Cup semi-final in 1996 between Australia and West Indies. Home to the Punjab cricket team, the stadium has been approved as the second largest international cricket stadium by BCCI in Bhatinda, Punjab. The light pillars of the ground are very low in height, because there is an airport nearby.

The first Test at Mohali Stadium was played in December 1994, when India played against West Indies. The misty December morning in 1994 is unforgettable for the cricket buffs. It was the time, when West Indies pace bowlers Courtney Walsh and Kenny Benjamin terrorized the Indian batting line up, which led to the incredible win for the guest team. Since the spectacular win, the grass on the wicket of the ground may have become scarcer and it may have been relatively slower too. However, the morning sessions of matches played at the ground have been always favorable for the pace bowlers. 

Khud Apni Pehchaan Se Anjaan Hoon Main,
Apna Tarruf Aapse Karwaoon Kaise...

Kuch Simti Hui Chhoti Si Duniya Hai Meri,
Iss Dil Ki Gehraiyon Mein Aapko Le Jaoon Kaise..

Aasman Ki Uchaiyon Tak Mere Khwab Bikhre Hain,
Apne Armaano Ki Hadd Main Dikhaoon Kaise..

Muskurana Meri Aadat Hai Aansuon Ko Chhupa Kar,
Par Har Gham Ko Apni Hassi Se Behlaoon Kaise..

Dosti Hi Meri Chahat Hai Aur Dost Meri Zindagi,
Ishq Se Apni Berukhi Ka Sabab Bataoon Kaise..

Hokar Meri Sarhadon Mein Shamil
Aap Hi Jaan Lo Mujhe,
Kisi Aur Tarha Aapko TANUJA Se Milwaoon Kaise……!!!

birthday:

January 27

location:

D.B.G/New Delhi, New Delhi
India

1.Tauseef Bhae
2.Basarat Bhae
3.faizan Bhae
4.Danish Bhae
5.Shamshi Bhae

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, one of the greatest Muslim educationists, writers and reformers, was born at Delhi in 1817. He hailed from a well to-do landed aristocracy of Delhi.



Syed Ahmad had no formal education in any educational institutions. He was rather a self taught person and became, through self study, one of the most well read men of his days.



Sir Syed was born at a time when the continued existence of Muslims in the Sub-continent as a separate entity was in serious jeopardy. For nearly half a century he struggled against the apathy and dispondency that had settled upon the Muslims in the wake of their defeat in the War of Independence of 1857. He finally took them out of the abyss, gave them a national identity , enthused them with hope, brought clarity to their perception and thought and put them on the road to progress and freedom.



In 1875 he founded the Muhammadan Anglo Oriental College at Aligarh aimed at creating a confluence of traditional learning and modem sciences. It was raised to the status of Muslim University in 1920.



Sir Syed was nominated as Member Imperial Legislative Council in 1878 and renominated in 1881 but he resigned in 1883. He was a Member Education Commission in 1882 but resigned because of differences between him and the Chairman Dr -W- W- Hunter



In 1886 he founded the "Muhammadan Education Congress', but later named it 'Conference' (to avoid confusion with the Indian National Congress), to carry the message of Aligarh to all parts of the country and remained its Secretary till 1897 .



An ardent champion of a progressive and dynamic approach to education he was the first Muslim leader who perceived that the Muslims of India were a separate nation and must not be absorbed by Hindus in a United India. He made the prophetic declaration in 1867 "I am convinced that both the nations will not willingly cooperate in anything. Their mutual hostility will increase immensely in future. He who lives will see".



He thus laid the first brick on which the edifice of Pakistan was raised.



He is author of a number of famous essays and books namely' Aasaar- us-Sanadid', , Asbab-e-Baghawat-e-Hind', 'Loyal Muhammadans of India', 'Risala Tahqeeq-e-Lafze Nassara', 'Tabayyun-ul-Kalam', 'Strictures upon the present educational system in India', 'Series of Essays on the Life of Muhammad', 'Review on Hunter's Indian Musalmans', 'On the Present State of Indian Politics', 'Musalmanon Ki Kismat Ka Faisala', 'Sirat-e-Faridia'.



Sir Syed had started working on a commentary on the Holy Quran. He wrote 7 volumes when he fell ill in 1898 and did not live long enough to complete it. He died in 1898 and buried at Aligarh.

Aligarh is situated at a distance of 130 Km., South East of Delhi on Delhi-Calcutta Railway and Grand Trunk Road route. The latitude is 27 degree 54 minute North and longitude is 78 degree 5 minute East. The climate is hot and dry in summer (mid-February to mid June) and cool and dry in winter (mid October to mid February) with an intervening rainy season. The university campus is 3 km away from the main city.