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From modern medical equipment and digital classrooms to scholarships, SHGs and green restoration, our initiatives are helping communities rise with dignity.
With 1,400+ #CSR projects across 29 states, impacting 2.5 crore lives, #ONGC is driving progress not just through energy, but through sustainable empowerment.
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Department of Social Work, JMI organises Alumni Meet 2025 to strengthen collaborative engagement; Releases Placement Brochure 2024–26
New Delhi, November 24, 2025
The Department of Social Work, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) organised its Annual Alumni Meet 2025 at the department premises on November 22, 2025, with the central theme “The Power of Connection – Strengthening the Alumni Network.” The event brought together 44 alumni from both M.A. Social Work and M.A. Human Resource Management (HRM) programmes, along with faculty members and current students, celebrating collective academic heritage, professional achievements and future oriented commitments.
The programme commenced with a warm welcome, including Tilawat-e-Qur’an and the Jamia Tarana which was sung along by attendees setting a nostalgic atmosphere that reflected the deep emotional bond alumni share with their alma mater. The formal proceedings continued with the felicitation of Prof. Asif Hussain (Dean, Alumni Affairs) and Prof. Zubair Meenai (Guest of Honour).
Welcoming the gathering, Prof. R. R. Patil, Head of Department, expressed his gratitude to alumni for their continued association with the institution. Highlighting that the alumni meet has been a tradition for nearly 30 years, he stressed the importance of human relationships beyond transactional exchanges. Prof. Patil emphasised the need for a formal and self-governed alumni association, stating, “The more we invest in strengthening alumni networks, the more we invest in our students and the future of this department. Let us pledge to remain connected, stay involved, and help the department grow.”
Addressing the audience, Prof. V. B. Sahare, Director of Field Work, reflected on the achievements of alumni across diverse sectors and underscored their role as pathways for current students. He shared significant departmental developments, and briefed the gathering on the department’s strong fieldwork ecosystem, capacity building initiatives, industry collaborations, and the international academic exchange programme with the University of Applied Sciences, Germany.
The Placement Brochure 2024–26 was launched by the placement committee along with invited dignitaries, followed by detailed presentations by students of MA Social Work and MA HRM showcasing academic highlights, skill labs, field engagement activities, internships, and placement preparedness.
Speaking as Guest of Honour, Prof. Zubair Meenai reflected on Jamia’s 105 year legacy and reiterated that alumni remain central to the university’s reputation and progress. He acknowledged that Jamia’s improved national and global rankings are a result of the professional excellence and contributions made by its alumni in diverse sectors, stating that it is through their fieldwork, research, and social commitment that the institution’s credibility and visibility continue to strengthen. He encouraged alumni to collaboratively prepare a blueprint for an independent alumni association and assured full logistical support from the Department of Social Work for its development.
The Chief Guest Prof. Asif Hussain shared recent university level developments, including the successful Foundation Day celebration attended by more than 700 alumni, the launch of the Jamia Alumni IT Platform and Mobile Application, and ongoing initiatives such as the establishment of a Medical College and Hospital, an Alumni House, and a dedicated Wudu Khana for female students near the SRK hostel. He appealed to alumni to support institutional expansion through scholarships, mentorship, and infrastructure development.
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At the prestigious #Olympism365 Summit in Lausanne, Switzerland, graced by International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach, President-elect Kirsty Coventry, and global delegates. The President of the World #Volleyball Federation (Fédération Internationale de Volleyball) shared a story close to our hearts: the story of BVL.
Calling his visit to #Assam the most fulfilling moment of his 35-year career, he spoke passionately about the spirit of #Brahmaputra, the pride of #Tezpur, and how communities came together, cutting across all walks of life, for the love of Volleyball and the values it inspires.
Our Olympic icon @Abhinav_Bindra graced this global platform, where #ONGCian Abhijit Bhattacharya, former India captain for over a decade, Senior HR Executive at ONGC, and the driving force behind the Brahmaputra Volleyball League, was prominently featured.
This global recognition is a tribute to every child who picked up a volleyball in rural Assam. To every dream nurtured in the soil of India.
#India's #Energy #Maharatna #ONGC is proud to fuel such grassroots revolutions.
#YouAreEnergy #EnergyNowAndNext #SportForABetterWorld
Dear Students, ONGC is again presenting an opportunity for you to fuel dreams through ONGC Merit Scholarship Schemr 2024-25.
Apply by scanning the QR code.
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#EnergyToHeal
With Swargadew Siu-Ka-Pha Multi Specialty Hospital, #ONGC is proud to have done its bit to offer affordable and high-quality healthcare services to the residents of Assam.
Inspired by Hon'ble PM @narendramodi's #AyushmanBharat vision, our #CSR initiative in the heart of Sivasagar, more than 14,405 patients have availed quality health care at affordable prices under Ayushman Bharat and #AtalAmrit Abhiyan schemes.
Your health, our priority.
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SAVE THE DATE! We're extremely thrilled to invite you to the first of many events to mark MAPs 10 year anniversary! 🎉 This 2-day exhibition ft. paintings, photographs and handicrafts by refugee artists will be open to the public on the 15th and 16th of April at @alliancefrdelhi
The Kaldor Centre is hosting their annual conference between 15-18 November on the theme, ‘Turning points: New directions in refugee protection’. Sign up to watch our Executive Director @ShankerRoshni talk about Covid-19’s lasting effects on refugee protection on 15th November.
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We love a colourful and empowered audience! Our colleagues visited Shram Vihar to talk to migrant women about sexual and gender-based violence, preventive laws and the Talika app!
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"Talika is essential for all women to have; even if I don't use it myself, I can use it to help a neighbour, a friend who may be in need of assistance..." Listen to Seema, an ASHA worker who is part of our Talika Network, talk about the importance of the Talika app (1/3)
Mahila Panchayats are local watchdogs that try to find local solutions to women's issues like domestic violence and maintenance. A number of these collectives are part of our Talika Network to prevent SGBV. Swipe to learn more about these bodies and our work with them!
Congratulations on the #AliaBhattRanbirKapoorWedding!
Another thing much awaited is the setting up of police accountability mechanisms as mandated by the Supreme Court in 2006's #PrakashSinghjudgement. Over 15 years later, we cannot wait for "immediate implementation"!
@theokhlatimes When will Drainage and sanitation system improvement work take place in Batla House near Masjid Shahab ????
A system that will will resolve the issue of overflowing dirty water
The Prophet ﷺ said: "Indeed there is a Sūrah in the Qurʾān of thirty ʾāyāt, which intercedes for a man until he is forgiven. It is 'Tabārak Alladhī Biyadihi-l Mulk' [Sūrah al-Mulk]" [Jamiʿ at-Tirmidhī 2891, Graded Hasan]