“DEEKSHARAMBH” ONE WEEK STUDENT INDUCTION PROGRAMME

23rd-28th September 2019

Organized by

Department of Law

Aligarh Muslim University Centre, Malappuram

Teacher In-charge(s):

Dr.Shahnawaz Ahmed Malik

Ms. Neelam Faizan

DAY 1

23rd Sep 2019 (Monday)

Session 1

The Department of Law, Aligarh Muslim University Centre Malappuram inaugurated 1-week

Student Induction Programme titled “Deeksharambh” in the Moot Court Hall, Department of Law,

AMU MC which was scheduled to be held from 23rd-28th of September, 2019. The First Session

of the programme began with the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran by Mr. Abu Bakr, final

year student of B.A.LL.B (Hons.). Mr. Ghalib Nashter (Co-ordinator, Department of Law)

presented the welcome address. He advised the students not to deviate from the path of studies. Dr.

Faisal K. P. (Director, AMUMC) inaugurated the induction programme and encouraged students to

inculcate required professional skills as well as value based education.

Dr. Mohammed Basheer K. (Co-ordinator, Department of Education) while emphasising realities

of life told the students about the importance of focusing on aim which can only be achieved through

proper time management. Mr. Ahsan Sadiq (Assistant Professor, Department of Business

Administration) addressed the students and emphasised over learning and defined learning as the

permanent change in behaviour with experience. Dr. Shahnawaz Ahmed Malik (Teacher-in charge,

Student induction programme) told students to develop good company and atmosphere among you.

You will get fragrance in garden and it will purify your mind and heart. Ms. Neelam Faizan

(Teacher-in charge, Student Induction Programme) while presenting the Vote of Thanks explained

the six days schedule of Student Induction Programme. She also told that it's a great initiative by the

UGC for the students to get familiarity with the institution and to develop social and humanitarian

feelings. Anchoring for this session was done by Mr. Mohd. Hammad Siddiqui, 4th year student of

B.A.LL.B (Hons.)

Session 2

The Second Session of Student Induction Programme (SIP) was based on administrative training to

the students. Dr. Raziur Rahim (Assistant Proctor) spoke about the discipline and behavior of the

students. He explained the rules and regulations of the Proctor Office. Dr. Najmudheen T.

(Assistant DSW) explained different types of scholarship schemes to students. Mr. Mohammad

Abu Shahid (Provost, Halls of Residence) addressed the students about the rules of the hostel. He

stressed on importance of adjusting in various cultures. Mr. Mohd Ahazam Khan (Assistant

Registrar, AMUMC) addressed the students about the procedure and formalities of the administrative

office. Mr. Mohd Shakeel Ahmad (Assistant Professor, Department of Law) proposed the Vote of

thanks and concluded the Induction Programme for the day. Anchoring for this session was done by

Ms. Kulsoom Hasan, 4th year student of B.A.LL.B (Hons.)

Link of the published news report: https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/muslim+mirror-epaper-

muslimir/deeksharambh+inaugurated+at+department+of+law+aligarh+malappuram+centre-newsid-

139047030

DAY 2

24th Sep 2019 (Tuesday)

Session I

The second day of the Student Induction Programme began with the recitation of the verses

from surah Ar-Rahman by Mr. Mohammad Umair Siddiqui, first year student of B.A.LL.B (Hons.)

Mr. Syed Ahmed Saad (Asst. Professor, Department of Business administration) spoke

about the life of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan. He highlighted the condition of Indian Muslims in that

period and how Sir Syed Ahmed Khan reformed this condition. Mr. Mohd Shakil Ahmad (Asst.

Professor, Department of law) addressed the students about the traditions of AMU. He recalled the

times when an Alig was recognized for his behaviour and asked the students to carry forward the

legacy. Mr. Mohd Abu Shahid (Asst. Professor, Department of law) explained the meaning of

secularism to the students and stressed about the importance of cultivating the feeling of brotherhood

in our hearts). Dr. Faisal K. P. (Director, AMUMC) briefed the students about the history of AMU

Centre, Malappuram and spoke about the role of different personalities in the establishment of this

university centre.

Session 2

Mr. Shahnawaz Ahmed (Asst Professor, Department of Law) gave students some important

information about the exams and marking system of the importance. He urged the students to

maintain the required attendance. Dr. Mohammed Hasan (Asst professor, Department of

Education) listed out the different sports facilities available in the campus. He spoke about the annual

sports fest which is held every year in the campus.

Dr. Raghul V. Rajan (Asst Professor, Department of Law) interacted with the students on

how to develop their personality and stressed on the fact that good personality is the need of the time.

Mr. Bilal Ahmad Shaikh (Asst Professor, Department of law) proposed the Vote of Thanks.

Anchoring for both the sessions was done by Mr. Abdud Dayyan Asad and Ms. Fasna Backer NP, 3rd

year students of B.A.LL.B (Hons.)

DAY 3

25th September, 2019 (Wednesday)

Yoga/ Exercise Session

The 3rd day of the Student Induction Programme began at 6:30 in the morning by a

Yoga/Exercise Session by Mr. Haris C. (Assistant Professor, Department of Education). Simple

postures and concentration techniques were taught that helps in developing strength, agility and

coordination. Students gained knowledge on the importance of meditation and different types of

asanas.

Session 1

The official programme began at 10:00 AM with the recitation of Holy Quran by Mr.

Mohammad Umair Siddiqui, first year student of B.A.LL.B (Hons).

Dr.Shahnawaz Ahmed Malik (Asst Professor Department of Law) spoke about the legacy of AMU

law faculty. He gave a brief note on the achievements of alumni of AMU law faculty. He also spoke

the importance of Law Society in the Department of Law.

Ms. Neelam Faizan (Asst Professor, Department of Law) briefed the students about the need of

legal aid cell. She stressed on the fact that “Education is incomplete unless it has any social

objective”

Mr. .Shefeeque Rahman K. V. (Co-ordinator, Department of Business administration) gave

a seminar on the topic “How to live longer” and advised the students to maintain good

relationships,avoid family problems and grudges with any one.

Mr. Mohd Azam Khan, first year student of B.A.LL.B (Hons.) proposed the vote of thanks

and concluded the first session.

Session 2

The second session was colourful and filled with talents of students. The session was

anchored by Ms. Aliya Arif and Ms. Mehnaz Khatoon. The crowd was entertained by the shayris of

Mr.Umair Siddique, Mr. Malik Usaid, Mr. Uvaid Ansari, and Mr. Syed Razi Ahmed. Some beautiful

voices of Mr. Mohd Azeem, Mr. Fahiyan, Mr. Junaid Raza were also heard. An English poem was

recited by Ms. Aliya Arif.

The special event of the day was by Mr. Sayam Hussain with the guitar in his hands. A melodious

ghazal was also sung by Mr. Asif Mahmood Mir.

A game of tongue twister with a twist of reading legal maxims was conducted by Mr.

Ghalib Nashter (Co-ordinator, Dept. of Law, AMU MC) was the judge for the game. The vote of

thanks was proposed by Ms. Aliya Arif and thus the day came to an end. Dr.Shahnawaz Ahmed

Malik and Ms. Neelam Faizan were the teacher in-charge(s) of the cultural programme.

DAY 4

26th September, 2019 (Thursday)

The Chief Guest for the day was Ms. Farha Naaz Parween who had qualified UP PCSJ 2018 and

became the first judge from AMU MC. The welcome address was given by Mr. Ghalib Nashter

(Co-ordinator, Dept of Law, AMU MC). He said that said that Farha's success is testimony to the

quality education and student mentoring at the Malappuram Centre. In the Presidential address Dr.

Faisal K. P. (Director, AMU MC) congratulated Ms. Farha Naaz for her achievement and bringing

fame to the university centre. He said that Farha's success story has inspired and motivated students.

The Felicitation address was given by Mr. Shefeeque Rahman K. V. (Co-ordinator, Department of

business administration)

Ms Farha, who clawed her way to success with sheer dedication, die-hard determination,

commitment and proper guidance from teachers, urged students to have self-study routines for

qualifying competitive exams. "One of the major advantages of self-study is that students can take

control over their own learning. It can be hard to get into the self-study right routine, but with the

right approach, anyone can set themselves up with an unbreakable study routine," said Farha.

"I did not attend a regular coaching for my exam preparation," said Ms. Farha adding that she

comes from a UP Board schooling background during an interaction with students. She emphasized

on hard work and smart work aimed at achieving goals with quality to qualify competitions. Giving

the credit of her success to the teachers at the Department of Law, Malappuram Centre; Farha also

shared tips for successful competitive exams preparation with the students.

Dr.Azmat Ali (Asst. Professor, Department of law) gave an introduction to the mentor-

mentee system and interacted with the students. He stated that the mentoring process will help the

students to create a kind of relationship with the teachers that will help them boost their academic

growth without many issues.

Vote of Thanks was proposed by Mr. Mohd Shakil Ahmed (Asst. Professor, Dept. of law) and

marked the end of the day.

Link of the news published: https://www.amu.ac.in/about3.jsp?did=3192

DAY 5

27th September, 2019 (Friday)

A One-Day Literary Activity was conducted for the B.A.LLB first year Students of the

Department of Law, Aligarh Muslim University Centre Malappuram on 27th September, 2019. There

were three literary events namely Speech competition, Extempore and Essay writing Competition as

a part of one-day literary Activity in which students participate whole heartedly. This literary

Activity was held in the Moot Court Room of the Department of Law, AMUMC between 09:30 a.m.

& 12:30 p.m.

A speech competition was held on the topic “Unity in Diversity in India” in which 12

students participated. The first three rank holders were given the token of appreciation. After

concluding with extempore event the students were given the topic “The Role of Media in 21st

Century World” for Essay Writing Competition in which 22 students participated. Below are the

names of the students who were declared toppers in the speech competition and the Essay writing

competition respectively.

Names of the Toppers in the Speech Competition in order of their rank:

(i) Nihal Mohammad

(ii) Asjad Aalam

(iii) Mohammad Umair Ahrar

Names of the Toppers in Essay writing Competition in order of their rank:

i) Ahmed Bilal

ii) Ukasha Ashraf

iii) Nihal Mohammad

The said events were useful and of great benefit to the students. The Events provided an opportunity

to the students to show their skills as the speaker and the writer. The Extempore Event also helped

them to know their own presence of mind.

DAY 6

28th September, 2019 (Saturday)

On the last day of the Student Induction Programme, the students were taken to Nilambur for picnic.

Ms. Neelam Faizan, Mr. Bilal Ahmad Sheikh and Advocate Alinihas V. accompanied the students.

Students along with the teachers started their journey from the campus to the Cherukara station by

the Centre’s bus. From the Cherukara station they travelled to Nilambur Station. For many it was the

first experience of travelling in a passenger train.

From the station everyone went to Teak Museum in jeeps. Famous for being the world's first

teak museum, this place is nature's most fascinating marvel. It is a place where one can get a whole

bibliography about the teak wood including its history, culture, scientific information and aesthetic

detail. After having lunch everyone went to Adyanpara Waterfalls which was a beautiful and

pleasant area. The Deeksharambh concluded with this tour.