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438. Dr.Sheena Shukkur



PRO- VICE-CHANCELLOR
 Mahatma Gandhi University,  Kottayam.
Academic Background:

PhD,  LL.M(USA), LL.M( CUSAT)          

Fulbright Vanderbilt Fellow 2008-09 from India to United States of America at

Vanderbilt University Law School, United States of America in Corporation Laws and Clinical Legal Education
18 years of professional experience- Eleven years University Post graduate level teaching of which three years at National Judicial Academy of India and Seven Years practice as a Lawyer 


Important positions held:
Member, Supreme Court Committee on Pendency and Arrears of High Courts, Chaired by Chief Justice of India
Director and Head of the Department of Law, the School of Legal Studies, Kannur University
Member, Executive Council, Kerala State Higher Education Council
Convener, Review Committee, Kerala State Policy on Higher Education, 2012
Convener, Review Committee on Reforming Legal Education in Kerala State, 2012
Member, Board of Studies in Law (PG), University of Calicut, 2012 
Member, Executive Council, National University of Advanced Legal Studies Kochi
Member, Global Alliance for Justice Education (GAJE) since 2008.

  


RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS 
Books And Chapters
  1. Indian Democracy into Better Governance: Need for Ombudsman, Mathrubhumi Yearbook Plus 2012, Published by Mathrubhumi Printing and Publishing Co, Ltd.
  2. Legal Literacy Projects: Clinical Experience of Empowering the Poor in India The chapter co –authored for the book Global Clinical Movement: Educating Lawyers for Social Justice.,  Edited by Prof. Frank S. Bloch,        ( Oxford, October 2010)
  3. LESSONS IN LAW (English) - Published by KERALA STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY, (KELSA), Kochi. First Edition, 5th February 2004.
  4. STHREEYUM NIYAMAVUM, (Malayalam)- Published by KERALA STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY, (KELSA), Kochi, First Edition, 1st November 2004.
  5. LESSONS IN LAW FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS (Malayalam)–Published by KERALA STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY, (KELSA), Kochi, First Edition, July 2005.
  6. Edited - Contribution of the Kerala State to the Development of Constitutional Law in India- Published by Kannur University, 2006.  

 Articles
  1. Post divorce maintenance for a Muslim Woman, Cochin University Law Review 2012 June Issue
  2. Making Legal Services Available- the role of NALSA, Nyayadeep, National Legal Services Authority Publication , Supreme Court of India
  3. President of Discretion, Mathrubhumi Daily Dated 25th July 2012.
  4. Public Interest Litigation in India: A Triumph for Social Justice Lawyering, Cochin University Law Review, 2009 June Issue
  5. Freedom of Information, published in Cochin University Law Review, 2007 March-June Issue.
  6. Gratuity as a Legal Right to Teachers, Published in Legal Opus, Journal published from SDM Law College, Mangalore 2006 Issue.
  7. Protection to Divorced Muslim Wife, published in Kerala Law Times , 2003 June Issue
  8. Talak and Supreme Court decision in Shamim Ara Case, Published in Kerala Law Times, 2003 June Issue.  
  9. Eight articles published in regional language on different legal issues. 
SEMINAR & CONFERENCES
International 

1.      And Justice (Education) for All: Integrating and Assessing Justice Education in the Traditional Law School Curriculum, Paper Presented in the 6th GAJE World wide Conference and the 9th International Journal of Clinical Legal Education Conference 11th to 15th July 2011 at University of Valencia, Spain.
  1. Towards Social Reforms – Experience of Legal Literacy in India. Paper presented in the Fulbright Enrichment SA Seminar on Social Entrepreneurship, at San Antonio, Texas, U.S.A on 19-22 February 2009.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN0LIG4e-eY&feature=related
  1. Legal Protection to Traditional Knowledge, Folklore and Genetic Resources  in the International Seminar on FOLKLORE IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT conducted by Marian College , Kuttikanam and Folkland International Centre for Folklore and Culture Kerala ,  on 30th August 2006.  
  2. Emerging Issues in Health Law Relating to Women, in the International workshop on Initiations and Enactments on Health, Environment and Development – India and Canada at Centre for Canadian Studies, Kannur University, and Kerala, on 30th January 2006.  
5.      Lecture delivered on Legal Literacy to Women and Legal Aid in India at the   Social Justice Brown Bag Luncheon, Vanderbilt University Law School at Vanderbilt University in September 2008. See  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4X5lOGJMrE
  1. Women Empowerment in India,  in the two day U.A.E National Seminar for Indians, conducted by   Kerala Muslim Cultural Centre , Sharjah, U.A.E on 24th and 25th February 2005.  
7.      Health Care Laws, lecture at International College of Law, Business Administration and     Technology, Ajman, U.A.E. ON 15TH February 2005

 National  
  1. Women and Law In India,  Young Lawyer Training Programme, A NLIU- UNFPA on 23rd October, 2010.
  2. Female Foeticide and PCPNDT Act , Training Programme for Law Teachers, A NLIU- UNFPA on 31st October, 2010.
  3. Improvising Standards of Legal Education , Seminar conducted by Bar Council Of India at Bar Council of Kerala Office , Ernakulam On 23rd August 2007.  
  4. Need for Human Rights Education Seminar conducted by the Kerala State Human Rights Commission at Thalassery on 4th August 2007.   
  5. Women and Social Realities, National Seminar on International Women’s Day, conducted by  Government   Law College , Kozhikode, on 10th March 2004.  
  6. Copy Right Law, Conducted by Department of Life Sciences, Kannur University, Kerala on World Intellectual Property Day, 2003 April.  
  7. Legal Status of women in the Post Liberalized Kerala, National Seminar conducted by Department of Applied Economics, Kannur University February 2004.  
  8. Observations and Suggestions on National Policy for Empowerment of Women, conducted by National Commission for Women and Kerala Women’s Commission on a two-day Consultation Workshop at Government Guest House , Thiruvananthapuram, on 12th  and 13th  January 2004.   
  9. Legal Services Authorities (Amendment) Act, 2002  conducted  by Center for Legal Studies, Kannur University , Kerala .   

OTHERS
  1. Delivered lecture on PCPNDT Act for Police and Prosecutors of Central Region (in six States) conducted by the Police Academy, PHQ, Bhopal
  2. Delivered lecture on Human Rights and Indian Judiciary at UGC-Academic Staff College, Calicut University, Kerala, during the Refresher Course on Education and Human Rights on 15th March 2006.   
  1. Prisoners’ right to know, and Right To Information Act, 2005, on 14th October 2006 at Central Prison, Kannur, Kerala.  
  1. Scope of Education for Muslim Women in India, Independence Speech on 15th August 2006, at Women’s College, Trikaripur, Kaseragod District, Kerala.  
  1. Prisoner’s Legal Rights, on 5th July 2006 at Central Prison, Kannur, Kerala.  
  1.   Right To Information Act, 2005 and Redressal of Public Grievances, on 14th March 2006, conducted by Advocates forum, Mahe, Pondicherry.  
  1. Inaugural Address on International Women’s Day, 8th March 2006, conducted by Kannur Association for Integrated, Rural Organizations and Support (KAIROS) at Kannur.  
  1. Awareness on Right to Information Act, 2005, on 13th February 2006 at Kannur Police Association Hall conducted by Government of Kerala.  
  1. Scope of Open Government and RTI Act, 2005 on January 2006, conducted by Satyam, Sivam Sundaram Seva Sangham(Trust) Pallur Mahe.  
  1. Women Empowerment, 6th January 2006 at Government Polytechnic, Kannur, Kerala.  
  1. Right To Information  on 28th January 2006 at Thalassery organized by People’s Council for Civil Rights , Pearl View Regency Thalaserry  
  1. Legal Aspects of Ragging, 5th December 2005, at Ayurveda Medical College, Parassinikkadavu, Kannur.  
  1. Right To Information , Keynote Speaker, on 16th December 2005, jointly organized, NAM College Kallikandy and Malayala Manorama, Kannur  
  1. Right To Information Act, 2005 a boon to the Society on 31st October 2005 organized jointly Kerala Union of Working Journalist, Kannur and School of Legal Studies, Kannur University.  
  1. Need for Women Organization and law relating to women, on 11th August 2005, at Nirmalagiri College, Kuthuparamb, Kannur District.
 Honours and Awards
  1. Fulbright Vanderbilt Fellow in Clinical Legal Education for the year 2008-09 at Vanderbilt University Law School, United States of America
  2. Malayala Manorama – Air India  BOLT (Best Outlook Learner Teacher) Awarded 2005
  1. National Merit Scholarship, 1989- 1994, Government Law College, Calicut University.
  2. National Cadet Corps Republic Day Parade 1989 at New Delhi , India  

  1. Member, Marching Contingent, National Cadet Corps , Republic Day Parade, 1989  
  2. National Cadet Corps ‘B’ Certificate holder.  
  3. Rifle Shooting  Champion , Calicut University, 1988  
  4. President Guide Award Winner 1986 awarded by Shri. Gyani Zail Zing, His Excellency, the President of India
  5. Elected to Cheruvathoor Grama Panchayat in 2000
Source : mguniversity.edu

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437. Haroon Khan Sherwani




Haroon Khan Sherwani (1891–1980) was a renowned Indian historian, scholar, and author.
He was educated in Aligarh, London, Cambridge, Oxford, Grenoble and Geneva. At the age of 15, he went to London to pursue higher education. There he went on to receive degrees from both the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford. He was called to the bar two years later. He also spent extensive time studying French at the University of Grenoble in France and the University of Genevain Switzerland. He became head of the department of History and Political Science in Osmania University and was later appointed Principal of Nizam College, Hyderabad, 1945–46, and then of Anglo-Arabic College, Delhi, 1947-48. Professor Sherwani was a scholar of Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, English, French & Persian. His contributions to the study of Deccan history are perhaps rivaled by none other.

Awards and distinctions

  • Padma Bhushan given by the Government of India to recognize his contributions to the study of Indian history, 1969
  • Honorary Doctor of Letters, Aligarh University, 1976
  • Elected Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain, London, 1978
  • President, Non-European History Section, VIII International Congress of Historical Sciences, Zurich, 1938
  • President, Medieval Section, Indian History Congress, 1943
  • President, Fifteenth Indian Political Science Conference, Alighar, 1952
  • Member, Indian Delegation to the Commonwealth Relations Conference, Lahore, 1953
  • President, Indian History Congress. Jubilee Session, Poona, 1963
  • President, Central and South Asian Section, International Conference of Asian History, Hong Kong, 1964
  • Member, Committee appointed by Indian Parliament to translate the Constitution of India into Urdu

Prominent books

  • Muslim Political Thought and Administration by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Munhshiram Manoharlal; 1st Indian ed edition (1981); 215 pages
This book is the most comprehensive study of the political theories of Muslim thinkers. His survey of Muslim political thought begins with the Ideal State as depicted in the Quran, and provides an insight not only into the working of the political mind of some of the most eminent Muslim thinkers but also gives a running commentary on the working of the political institutions under which they lived in order to find out whether there was any connecting link between their political ideas and the atmosphere in which they flourished.
  • The Bahmanis of Deccan by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi, India 1985; 364 pages
Bahmani history covers a very important part of the history of medieval India and corresponds to the period of a unified Deccan. Pre-Bahmani medieval Deccan extended to just half century when the land was governed rather precariously by the Sultans of Delhi, while the two countries between the fall of the Bahmanis and the establishment of the Asaf jahi rule was a period of complete disunion. Perhaps the first attempt at a comprehensive history of a part of the Bahmani rule was made by Professor Sherwani in his book, Mahmud Gawan, the great Bahmani Wazir which was published in 1941. The book was exceedingly well received. The age of Mahmud Gawan forms only a small though a glorious part of the history of Bahmani Deccan which is now being presented to the learned public.
  • Studies in the Foreign Relations of India, from the earliest times to 1947 by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, India 1975.
  • Cultural Trends in Medieval India: Architecture, Painting, Literature & Language by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Bombay, New York, Asia Publication House 1968.
  • History of Medieval Deccan, 1295-1724 by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Printing and Publication Bureau, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh (1973)
  • Cultural Understanding in Medieval India by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Hyderabad, Deccan; 1962
  • History of the Qutb Shahi dynasty by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers (1974); 739 pages
  • The Bahmani Kingdom by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: National Information & Publications (1947)
  • Mahmud Gawan, the Great Bahmani Wazir by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Allahabad: Kitabistan, 1942.
  • Muhammad-Quli Qutb Shah, founder of Haidarabad by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: London, Asia Publication House, 1967.
  • Sultan Muhammad Qutb Shah by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Karachi, Pakistan Historical Society, 1962.
  • The Origin of Islamic Polity: the Qur'anic State by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Hyderabad : Deccan, 1936.
  • A Muslim Political Thinker of the 9th century, A.C. by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Allahabad: Kitabistan, 1942
  • Muslim Colonies in France, Northern Italy and Switzerland by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Pakistan : Sh. Muhammad Ashraf, 1955.
  • The Islamic Conception of Sovereignty by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Woking Muslim Mission and Literary Trust (1957)
  • Five Great Oriental Political Philosophers by Haroon Khan Sherwani
Publisher: Hyderabad Printing Works (1934)

Major Translations

Urdu Translation of Adolf Holm's 'History of Ancient Greece'
Member, Committee for the Urdu Translation of the Constitution of India
English Translation of Joseph Toussaint Reinaud's French book entitled 'Invasions des sarrazinz en France, et de France en savoie en piedmont et en suisse' published in 1836
Source : Wikipedia
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436. Muslim Saleem



Muslim Saleem (born 1950) is a great Urdu poet, writer and journalist and creator of massive directories of Urdu poets and writers on different blogs. These directories include 1. Urdu poets and writers of India part-1  2. . Urdu poets and writers of India part-II  3.  Urdu poets and writers of World part-I  4.  Urdu poets and writers of World part-II, 5. Urdu poets and writers of Madhya Pradesh, 6. Urdu poets and writers of Allahabad, 7. Urdu poets and writers of Shajahanpur, 8. Urdu poets and writers of Jammu-Kashmir and Kashmiri Origin, 9. Urdu poets and writers of Hyderabad, 10. Urdu poets and writers of Augrangabad, 11. Urdu poets and writers of Maharashtra 12. Urdu poets and writers of Tamil Nadu, 13, Urdu poets and writers of Karnataka 14. Urdu poets and writers of Gujarat, 15. Urdu poets and writers of Uttar Pradesh, 16. Urdu poets and writers of Canada, 17. Urdu poets and writers of Burhanpur, 18. Urdu poets and writers of West Bengal 19. Female Urdu poets and writers, 20. Hindu Naatgo Shuara etc.
Life
 Muslim Saleem was born in 1950 at Shahabad, Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh in India, brought up in Aligarh, and educated at Aligarh Muslim University. He is the son of the well-known Urdu poet Saleem Wahid Saleem. He has lived in Bhopal, India since 1979.
 Education
 Muslim Saleem studied right from class 1 to BA honours in AMU schools and University. He completed his primary education from AMU Primary School, Qazi Para Aligarh (Now converted into a girls school of AMU). He passed high school exam from AMU City School, Aligarh and B.A. Hons (Political Science) from Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh. Later, Muslim Saleem did M.A. in Arabic from Allahabad University during his stay in Allahabad.
 Career
 Muslim Saleem began his career as a journalist in the Urdu-language newspaper Aftab-e-Jadeed, Bhopal. He is multilingual journalist having worked on top posts with Dainik Bhaskar (Hindi), Central Chronicle (English), National Mail (English), News Express (English) and most recently as the chief copy editor of the Hindustan Times in Bhopal. At present, Muslim Saleem is English news advisor to Directorate of Public Relations, Government of Madhya Pradesh. (as on December 1, 2012).
Works and awards
 Muslim Saleem has been appointed as Patron of Indo-Kuwait Friendship Society. He is the author of Aamad Aamad, a compilation of his poetry published by Madhya Pradesh Urdu Academi. Several of his couplets are well known in the Urdu language. He won the Yaad-e-Basit Tarhi Mushaira, a poetry competition, in 1982. In 1971, Muslim Saleem was awarded by Ismat Chughtai for his Afsana “Nangi Sadak Par” at AMU Aligarh. His ghazals and short stories have been published in Urdu-language publications Shair, Ahang, Asri, Adab, Agai, Naya Daur, Sada-e-Urdu, Nadeem and other periodicals and magazines. His work in service of the Urdu language was recognized in a special 2011 edition of the periodical Abadi Kiran, devoted to his work. Evenings in his honour have been organised in a number of cities. Muslim Saleem is currently compiling a massive database of poets and writers of the Urdu language, both historic and currently active.
 Translation of Muslim Saleem’s work in English
 Great scholar Dr. Shehzad Rizvi based in Washington has translated Muslim Saleem’s ghazals in English even though they have never met. Dr. Rizvi saw Muslim Saleem’s ghazals on websites and was so moved that he decided to translate them.
 Praise by poets and writers
 Great poet and scholar of Urdu and Persian Dr. Ahmad Ali Barqi Azmi has also written a number of poetic tributes to Muslim Saleem. Dr. Azmi and Muslim Saleem are yet to meet face to face. Beside this, great short-story writer and critic Mehdi Jafar (Allahabad, Bashir Badr (Bhopal), Jafar Askari (Lucknow), Prof. Noorul Husnain (Aurangabad), Kazim Jaffrey (Lahore) and a host of others have written in-depth articles defining Muslim Saleem’s poetry.
Source : muslimsaleem.wordpress.com
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435. Dr. Salim Yusuf



MBBS, MD (Bangalore), DPhil (Oxford), MRCP
Dr. Yusuf, a graduate of St. John's Medical College, Bangalore University, India, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship that took him to Oxford where he completed a doctorate and underwent clinical training in cardiology. In 1984, he moved to the National Institutes of Health as a scientific project officer of several landmark studies (SOLVD, DIG, and the post-CABG studies) and as Chairman of the working group for the Women's Health clinical trial.
Dr. Yusuf became Acting Chief of the Clinical Trials Branch of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) and held a number of appointments at the Uniformed Services, University of Health Sciences. In 1992, Dr. Yusuf became Director of the Division of Cardiology, McMaster University, and Director of the Preventive Cardiology and Therapeutic Program, Hamilton Civic Hospitals Research Centre; in 1999, he became the Director of the Population Health Research Institute; he is also Professor of Medicine. Recently, he has been the principal investigator and chairman of several major trials such as HOPE, OASIS, RESOLVD, INTERHEART, SHARE, etc. Dr. Yusuf has conducted studies in Canada, India, and 50 other countries examining why individuals of different ethnic backgrounds experience different heart disease rates.


As Professor and Director of Cardiology he is also lead clinical investigator on the CURE study ( C lopidogrel in U nstable Angina to Prevent Recurrent Ischemic E vents), a large-scale international trial, investigating antiplatelet therapy in acute coronary syndrome.
He holds an endowed Chair for Research from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario and is a senior scientist of the Canadian Institute of Health Research. Dr. Yusuf has published more than 300 papers, and edits the Journal of Evidence-Based Cardiology and Textbook of Evidence-Based Cardiovascular Medicine.


Dr. Yusuf received many international awards in the areas of thrombolysis, antithrombotics, prevention of vascular diseases, congestive heart failure, and meta-analytic approaches to the evaluation of clinical trials. These include the Durrer Lecturer (1988), Professional of the Year, Indo-Canadian Chamber of Commerce (1996), NIH Group Award (1992), Sol Sherry Lecturer Award from the International Society of Thrombosis and Hemostasis (1999), Honorary fellowship of the Polish Cardiac Society 91995) and Venezuelan Cardiac Societies (1999), and the Research Achievement Award of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society (1999).
Dr. Yusuf has trained several researchers who are now active in several parts of the world.

Source : phri.ca
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434. Abid Hasan Safrani



A young enthusiastic and courageous man from Hyderabad also joined this force. His name was Zain-al-Abdin Hasan. He preferred to be called Abid Hasan and later became known as Abid Hasan Safrani.
Abid Hasan's mother Hajia Begum was anti-British, so her children were sent to Germany for higher studies. And Abid went to do a degree in engineering.

Meeting with Bose

 Netaji addressed a meeting of Indian prisoners of war in Germany and asked them to join the INA. Abid met him and was inspired by the charismatic leader. He told Bose that he would join him after finishing his studies. Netaji said tauntingly that if he was caught in such small considerations, he would not be able to achieve anything big in life. Stung by that remark, Abid decided to give up his studies. He became Netaji's secretary and interpreter.

 Abid Hasan was made a major in the INA. Netaji wanted an Indian form of addressing each other. Abid first suggested "Hello" and was snubbed for that. He later suggested "Jai Hind", which Netaji liked and adopted it as the formal manner of greeting for revolutionaries and members of INA.Later Nehru used it in his Independence Day address from the ramparts of the Red Fort.

The Indian National Army

 INA provided a common kitchen for its soldiers irrespective of their religious affiliations. But there were many differences of opinion within its ranks. One of the controversial issues was the design of the national flag. TheHindus wanted a saffron flag, while the Muslims insisted on green. Later the Hindus gave up their insistence. Abid Hasan was impressed by this gesture that he decided to append "saffron" to his name. Since then, he became to be known as Safrani.
After the famous trial of the INA, all the members of the INA were released. In 1946, Safrani came to Hyderabad and joined the Congress Party. The party was riven with factionalism. Disgusted, he gave up politics and joined the Bengal Lamp Company. He was posted at Karachi. On the partition of India, he came back to Hyderabad.

 It was Captain Mohan Singh, an Indian officer of the British Indian Army, who first set up the Azad Hind Fouj (Indian National Army) on the defeat of the British by Japan on February 15, 1942.

 Diplomatic career

 In 1948, he was taken into the newly created Indian Foreign Service. On retirement in 1969, he returned to Hyderabad. Safrani passed away in 1984 at the age of 73.

 Source : hindu.com
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433. Dr.P.A. Ibrahim Haji



Dr. P.A. Ibrahim is a philanthropist and a renowned Indian businessman. He presently heads business ventures and educational institutions in India and abroad.
Biography
Dr.P.A. Ibrahim Haji hails from Pallikere, a town in the Kasargod District of Kerala, India. Born to Abdulla, a textile merchant and Aysha, he did his schooling in the Government Fisheries High School, Bekal. His higher studies, P.U.C., was in the Government College, Vidyanagar, Kasargod. He started his college education with B.Sc. in the Government College, Mangalore and completed it with a Diploma in Automobile Engineering & Business Management from Madras (Chennai). He career took off in Dubai in 1967 as a salesman in the spare-parts division of Austin (British Motors Corporation). Later, he joined Galadari Automobiles (Mazda Distributors) as spare-parts manager in 1972. He continued his stint in Muscat with Al Hashar Automobiles (Nissan Distributors) as Manager, Spare Parts Division. By 1974 he had saved enough to start a small business of garments and cosmetics in Dubai. In 1976 he started a joint-venture namely Century Trading Co. LLC, which is a part of Al Shamali Group of Companies (UAE). He continues as the Managing Director of the Group till date.





He presently owns and manages many ventures. Some of the outstanding among them are:

EDUCATIONAL:

P.A. College of Engineering, Mangalore.
(Accredited to the National Board of Accreditation,
the only college accredited among 18 engineering
colleges in South Canara)
ISO 9001-2008 Certified.

P.A. Educational Trust (PACE Education)
Kairangala, Nadupadavu, Mangalore.
A Trust founded in 1999
3 Institutions
Students - 3500

Post Graduate Department of Business Administration (MBA)
PA Polytechnic (Diploma)

Gulf Asian English School, Sharjah, UAE (Students - 3500)
India International School, Mangaf, Kuwait (Students - 2500)
India International School, Sharjah, UAE (Students - 2000)

HON. PRESIDENT
Pallikere English Medium School, Kasaragod, Kerala.
(Students - 2100)

CHAIRMAN
RIMS Foundation (Registered)
RIMS International School, Kannur, Kerala.

VICE-CHAIRMAN
Horizon International School, Calicut, Kerala.






BUSINESS:

MANAGING DIRECTOR
Al Shamali Group, Dubai
(Wholesale suppliers of textiles in all AGCC countries)

CO-CHAIRMAN
Malabar Gold & Diamonds
India & Middle East
(India’s No.1 Jeweler & Diamond brand - MINE
6000 direct employees, 72 branches)

VICE CHAIRMAN
Indus Motor Co. Ltd., Kerala & Chennai.
India’s No.1 Maruti selling agency for the past 5 years
(About 40,000 vehicles a year), 4,000 direct employees.

DIRECTOR
Al Barakah Financial Services Limited, Kerala
(in association with KSIDC, Government of Kerala)

CHAIRMAN
Century International Travel & Tours LLC, Dubai

Capital of Culture Constructions (CCC)
Dubai & Sharjah

CHAIRMAN
WinPipe, Manjeri, Kerala
(Manufacturer, PVC pipes)

Green Field Industries, Kochi, Kerala
(Manufacturer, Footwear)

He is a highly acclaimed visionary, a philanthropist, a renowned entrepreneur and an industrialist both in India and abroad. He was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the American Global University, Miami, Florida for his contribution to education and noble services to humanity.
In 2000, he attended a conference in Hyderabad jointly organized by the Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Government of Andhra Pradesh as a delegate of India Business Council, Dubai.





SOCIAL:

MEMBER OF COURT
Aligarh Muslim University

DIRECTOR
Chandrika Publications
(a Kerala media house)

CO-CHAIRMAN
Malabar Charitable Trust
(This Trust is part of the Malabar Group and has
provided free medicines to more than 2,00,000 patients.
Help has also been extended for building 6,000 houses.)

GLOBAL CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN
World Malayalee Council
(A body of Malayalees living in all major countries.
Registered in the USA in 1995.
This organization is involved in educational and charitable
activities wherever situated.

CHAIRMAN
C.H.M. Koya National Journalism Award Trust
(An annual National award given to prominent journalists.
The recipients include:
Mr. Rajdeep Sardesai - Editor in chief, CNN-IBN
Barkha Dutt, Group Editor, NDTV
Mr. Praful Bidwai & Mr.A.G. Noorani, columnists.

FORMER CHAIRMAN
Textile Merchants Association (TEXMAS), Dubai
(A group of about 500 wholesale Textile Merchants,
the largest such body in the Middle East.)

Trustee and Member of the Executive Committee of
SAFI (Social Advancement Foundation of India)
(An educational campus of 200 acres in Calicut, Kerala)

MEMBER
Dubai Textile City, Dubai
(TEXMAS has built a Textile city for all its association
members in about 5 million sqft. of land offered by
His Highness, The Ruler of Dubai.)

Indian Business & Professional Council
(IBPC), Dubai.

Source : www.facebook.com/dr.pa.ibrahim/info
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