Aligarh: The vibrant premises of Indira Gandhi Hall at Aligarh Muslim University witnessed a resplendent gathering on the evening of 3rd May, at the Annual Hall Function “Jashn-e-Bahara”, marking the successful completion of the academic session.
The Chief Guest of the event Prof Naima Khatoon, Vice Chancellor, encouraged the students wishing them good luck for their exams and careers ahead. She said the Hall function is organised by the students, which hones their administrative skills, adding that IG Hall has been a treasure hunt for talents. She promised to provide a new ambulance for the Hall residents, very soon.
The Vice-Chancellor appreciated the progress and development in the Hall, and the administrative efficiency of the Provost, Professor Shaukat Haseen.
The Guest of Honour Mohd Imran, Registrar, encouraged the students to perform well and never fear failure.
The Vice-Chancellor and Registrar distributed certificates to the Indira Gandhi Hall and Annexe committee members, acknowledging their exceptional contributions.
Delivering her welcome address, Professor Shaukat Haseen presented the Hall report.
Prof Shaukat Haseen and Wardens Dr Sumbul Rehman, Dr Badruzzama Siddiqui, Dr Nazish Begum, Dr Heena Parveen, Dr Noorin Zafar, Sana Kaneez and Nazia facilitated the Vice Chancellor and presented her a handmade portrait crafted by Mariyam Khan, a BFA final year student.

Samiksha Bharti News Service





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