Ex Director General of Police- Bihar. A super Cop who designed super achievers of SUPER 30 , Special Auxiliary Police , Speedy Trials , BMP Hospital , Series of Super 30 in various part of India and many more feathers in his cap ....
Friday, June 19, 2009
थोड़ा तेज बनें, ज्यादा दिमाग लगाएं : अभयानंद
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Rahmani-30: A school of hope
Writer : Kashif
Kashif-ul-huda is the editor of TwoCircles.net. His postings here reflects popular world opinion therefore he can not be held responsible for his irresponsible views.
The Muslims of North India for historical reasons have not had very friendly relations with the local police. I was in Patna visiting Rahmani-30 when Abhayanand, Additional Director General of Police makes a visit in his official car. Rahmani-30 is set up on the pattern of Bihar Super-30 which is a successful experiment to pick and train 30 students from poor economic background and prepare them for entrance exam of famous Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).
Abhyanand waits while group of twenty odd Muslim students finish their afternoon prayers (Asr). These students have recently appeared for the class tenth exams and selected to Rahmani-30 after an entrance test and an interview. Entrance test was held in Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal – clearly a sign of increasing popularity of the institution that is barely a year old.
A year ago, Maulana Wali Rahmani, Sajjada Nasheen of Khanqah Rahmaniya, Munger and Secretary of All India Muslim Personal Law Board requested Abhayanand to help him set up Rahmani-30. Abhayanand was associated with Super-30 and readily agreed to the idea. The dearth of good quality students led them to start another batch of students who had just finished their tenth. So that they can be given quality education for two years and that way more students can be ready for the tough entrance exams of IITs (IIT-JEE).
I was visiting the institution just three days before the results of IIT-JEE were to be announced. No one could have imagined that all ten students would have qualified for India’s premier engineering institutions. At that time there were about twenty-five students who had arrived there from different districts of Bihar. A few students were from adjoining states of Jharkhand and West Bengal. These are the two years batch of Rahmani-30 that is preparing for IIT-JEE of 2011.
Abhayanand, who goes by only one name, arrived unannounced and a class was organized just after the Asr prayer. He went over some Physics problems for about 45 minutes. Students came out to see him off and he offered some words to inspire his young and eager students. Talks again turned to Physics and he continued the instructions on the back of his official car. This was a rare and a welcome sight to see police officers contributing towards the future of young Muslim students.
ADGP Abhayanand told me that he enjoys teaching and is now associated with five such experiments. Most of the students of these five institutions qualified for IIT. For economically and educationally backward state of Bihar this is very good news. And more than news, it is a hope that now even poor but meritorious students can achieve success with a bit of help. In Bihar, Rahmani-30 has given a new direction to Muslim students anxiously waiting for announcements of entrance exams and results.
Successful students of this year’s exam have already indicated that they will teach their juniors and once finished with their education will work for the benefit of the community. It costs Rs. 80,000 per year for each student’s expenses. Students are given free board, lodge and instructions. All expenses are met by Rahmani Foundation.
Rahmani-30 is a beacon of hope for Bihari Muslims not only because of the help it provides to meritorious students but also because a new generation of Muslims is taking up interest in the community affairs. Though Abhayanand and Wali Rahmani are the public face of Rahmani-30, volunteer team behind this institution consists of young Muslims in their 30s. These have jobs but volunteer their time to make sure that wheel of this coaching keeps turning. They make decisions for the day to day running to organizing exams.
With the successful result of this year’s IIT-JEE, Rahmani-30 and people associated with it have proved that they mean business and that with focused and sustained effort nothing is impossible.
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Saturday, June 6, 2009
Abhayanand : Source of Inspiration
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KANPUR: In the age of education-mafias and sky-rocketing education expenditures, comes a novel initiative! A city based educationist has come up Mahesh Singh Chauhan, a prominent educationist has come forward with concept B-35 where B stands for Bhabha, the education group currently run by Chauhan and 35 is the number of students, they aim to teach and nurture for the prestigious engineering examination for IIT. Once selected for prestigious course, these children will not even have to pay any fees during their 4 years of B Tech. For four years, the cost of books, lodging and food of students will be beared by three supportive institutes of the Chauhan. The source of inspiration of B-35 is Abhayanand, IPS officer from Bihar who runs Super-30 in Patna, a coaching centre for brilliant students from highly economically background and has been giving cent per results in IIT for past several years. Talking to TOI, Mahesh Singh Chauhan said, "I will try to bring more students under his coaching programme later on. These 35 students will be selected after a test conducted on June 14 across several cities of UP- Lucknow, Kanpur, Ghaziabad, Jhansi, Allahabad and Varanasi." Annual income of the family not exceeding more than Rs 60 thousand has been kept the criteria for choosing students. |
Interview with Shadman Anwar, a student of Rahmani-30
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
याद आयेंगे कुछ कर दिखाने के हौसले वाले दिन..
समाज के सहयोग से पूरा हो सकता है हर सपना : Abhayanand
हर बच्चा सक्षम तराशने की जरूरत : Abhayanand
पटना,
आर्थिक दबावों को चीर मनवाया लोहा
साभार : दैनिक जागरण , पटना
हाथ मिले तो बात बनी
न बाउजी न, हम पढ़बो
भांजे ने मामा को भी दिलायी सफलता
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Abhayanand Sir is ill
Patna, March 31 (IANS) Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) aspirants across Bihar Tuesday offered prayers for the wellbeing of senior police officer Abhyanand, involved with Super 30 - an initiative which selects a group of 30 aspirants for the prestigious institutes from poor and marginalised families and provides free coaching, food and accommodation.Abhyanand, an additional director general of police, who coached such students, suddenly fell seriously ill after he arrived to conduct a test for selection of Super 30 students here.
“Minutes before a test for selection of students for Super 30 was to be began, Abhyanand fell ill and was rushed to a private nursing home, where doctors detected a stone in his gall bladder and operated on him,” a family friend said.
“This news spread like wildfire across Bihar and outside, and students, their parents, teachers and others offered prayers at different places of worship and at their residences and offices for wellbeing of Abhyanand Sir, as he is popularly known here,” said Arshad Ahmad, a Super 30 aspirant.
Hundreds of students and their parents had come to the test centre and were shocked after news of Abhyanand’s illness reached them. However, they were told that Abhyanand, before being admitted to the hospital, advised them to take the test as scheduled.
Abhyanand, who launched Super 30 along with mathematician Anand Kumar in 2003, had started another experiment to spot talented students, particularly from marginalised sections and Muslim students from poor families and to help them crack the IIT entrance examination, on the lines of Super 30.
As many as 18 of Super 30’s students cracked the IIT entrance in 2003. The number rose to 22 in 2004 and 26 in 2005. This year, all 30 students had cleared the entrance.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Abhayanand - Guest of honour - Technika 2009 ,BIT-MESRA extension at PATNA
नये सिद्धांत प्रतिपादित करें युवा : अभयानंद
पटना पिछले ढाई तीन दशकों से विज्ञान के क्षेत्र में कोई नई महत्वपूर्ण खोज नहीं हुई है। हम विज्ञान के पुराने प्रतिपादित सिद्धांतों की मदद से मानव कल्याण में जुटे हैं। आज आवश्यकता इस बात की है कि विज्ञान व तकनीक से जुड़े युवा विद्यार्थी कुछ नये सिद्धांत को प्रतिपादित करने का प्रयास करें। यह सुझाव बीएमपी के एडीजी अभयानंद ने दिया। वे रविवार को बीआईटी मेसरा की पटना इकाई में आयोजित वार्षिक तकनीकी उत्सव टेक्निका 09 के उद्घाटन सत्र को संबोधित कर रहे थे।
श्री अभयानंद ने कहा कि आज आवश्यकता इस बात की है कि युवा विज्ञान व तकनीकी शिक्षा के मूलभूत सिद्धांतों को आंख मूंद कर मानने की बजाय उसके संबंध में प्रश्न पूछें। इससे ही कुछ नई बात निकल कर आयेगी। उन्होंने कहा कि हमारे शिक्षक समाज से प्रभावित होते हैं। इसलिए उन्हें चाहिये कि वे समाज की बेहतरी के लिए भी प्रयास करें। मौके पर बिहार इलेक्ट्रिसिटी रेग्यूलेटरी कमीशन के अध्यक्ष बी.के.हलधर ने कहा कि आज शिक्षकों की कमी हर शिक्षण संस्थान में है। एक रिपोर्ट के अनुसार आईआईटी में भी करीब 33 प्रतिशत शिक्षकों की कमी है। इसी से बीआईटी भी प्रभावित है। शिक्षकों की कमी की भरपाई के लिए उच्च तकनीक व बेहतर पुस्तकालय की उपलब्धता को उन्होंने आवश्यक बताया। उन्होंने सुझाव दिया कि संस्थान के छात्रों को लैपटाप उपलब्ध कराया जायेो लैपटीन शोध व अन्य संस्थानों में होने वाले लेक्चरों को सर्वर में सेव किया जाये। जिससे छात्र जब चाहें उसका इस्तेमाल कर सकें। छात्रों की सुविधा के लिए यहां के पुस्तकालय को सुबह 10 बजे से रात 10 बजे तक खोला जाये। जिससे यहां के छात्र इसका अधिकतम इस्तेमाल कर सकें। उन्होंने कहा कि बीआईटी की पटना में शाखा खुलने से प्रदेश की जनता का वर्षो पुराना सपना साकार हुआ है।
इससे पूर्व बीआईटी पटना के निदेशक प्रो.बी.एन.गिरि ने कालेज की शैक्षणिक उपलब्धियों पर चर्चा की। उन्होंने अपने छात्रों द्वारा विभिन्न प्रतियोगिताओं में जीते गये पुरस्कारों की चर्चा करने के साथ-साथ यहां के फैकेल्टी के संबंध में भी जानकारी दी। प्रो. गिरि ने कहा कि अभी संस्थान की शुरुआत हुई है, लेकिन भरोसा दिलाया कि भविष्य में बीआईटी मेसरा की पटना इकाई भी अपना मुकाम हासिल कर लेगी। मौके पर बीआईटी मेसरा के बोर्ड आफ गवर्नर के सदस्य व बिहार के पूर्व मुख्य अभियंता प्रो.जी.पी.लाल, कार्यक्रम के संयोजक एस.एम.सहाय आदि मौजूद थे। इस अवसर पर उत्सव की पत्रिका का विमोचन भी किया गया।
दो दिवसीय वार्षिक तकनीकी उत्सव के पहले दिन रविवार को रोबोट का महासंग्राम, क्विज व रंगारंग सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रमों का आयोजन किया गया। प्रतियोगिता के दौरान 15 एकल व सामूहिक प्रतियोगिताओं का आयोजन किया जायेगा। सांस्कृतिक कार्यक्रम में लोकनृत्य, नाट्यकला, हास्य प्रतियोगिता, राक शो जैसे कार्यक्रमों का आयोजन किया गया। रविवार को सुपर माडल प्रतियोगिता का पहला पुरस्कार बीआईटी मेसरा, पटना के गिरीश नायक व कुमार पुरुषोत्तम की टीम ने जीता। दूसरा पुरस्कार इसी कालेज के पवन, राहुल, सुमित व रंजन द्वारा बनाये गये माडल को दिया गया। जबकि तीसरा पुरस्कार अंकित, नीतीश, निशांत व आकाश के माडल को दिया गया। आई-माडल प्रतियोगिता में केवल दो ही पुरस्कार दिये गये। पहला पुरस्कार 2008 बैच के अभिनव कृष्ण, शांक व अभिषेक की टीम को मिला, जबकि दूसरा पुरस्कार 2006 बैच के अंशु व आलोक की टीम ने जीता। दोनों टीमें बीआईटी पटना इकाई की हैं। आई-क्वेस्ट प्रतियोगिता का पहला पुरस्कार उत्सव चटर्जी, मृत्युंजय कुमार को, द्वितीय पुरस्कार वाजपेयी प्रतीक व राहुल कुमार को तथा तीसरा पुरस्कार एस।अहमद व मनीष कुमार झा की टीम को मिला। ओपन स्पेश में पहला पुरस्कार प्रशांत सौरभ, पंकज चौधरी व प्रशांत यादव की टीम को, द्वितीय पुरस्कार बजरंग कुमार व राहुल कुमार की टीम को तथा तृतीय पुरस्कार संदीप सौरभ व अजीत कुमार की टीम को मिला। रोबोटिक्स में पहला पुरस्कार एनआईटी पटना की टीम ने झटक लिया। इसमें प्रभाकर कुमार, कुमार विभीर, सौरभ गांधी व जितेन्द्र कुमार की टीम ने जीता। दूसरा व तीसरा पुरस्कार बीआईटी मेसरा की टीम ने जीता। दूसरा पुरस्कार जीतने वाली टीम में नवनीत, देवांग व चेतन शामिल थे। जबकि तीसरा पुरस्कार सौरभ, रवि प्रकाश व सुमित कुमार की टीम ने जीता। बाकी प्रतियोगिताओं के विजेताओं की घोषणा सोमवार को की जायेगी। इन प्रतियोगिताओं में आईआईटी, एनआईटी, साइंस कालेज, पटना वीमेंस कालेज के अतिरिक्त देश के विभिन्न तकनीकी कालेजों के छात्र शामिल हुए। तकनीकी सत्र के अतिरिक्त बीआईटी पूर्ववर्ती छात्रों का मिलन समारोह भी आयोजित किया गया।
PATNA: It was a day full of fun and frolic both for the present day students as well as the alumni of Birla Institute of Technology (BIT) Patna
here on Sunday. The occasion was provided by its first technical festival Technika, 2009-cum-Alumni Meet. Inaugurating the meet, Bihar State Electricity Regulatory Commission chairman B K Halder appreciated the quick pace of infrastructural development of BIT Patna and stressed the need of e-teaching. He also pleaded for creating a common pool of knowledge so that quality technical education could be imparted to the budding technocrats all over India.
Bihar Military Police (BMP) additional director general Abhyanand, who was the guest of honour, inspired students by defining technology as a tool for the betterment of humanity. He said that they should not become only engineers, but humanitarians, too. He advised the faculty members to extract maximum output from the students and also encouraged them to improve education at the grassroot level.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
शिक्षा हर परिस्थिति में रक्षा करती है : अभयानंद
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Sweet medicine
Amitabh Srivastava Tuesday, 20 January , 2009, 21:25
Don't wait, innovate. The Bihar Military Police (BMP), a paramilitary force of the state, has done exactly that by transforming a two-decade-old derelict command hospital at Patna into a modern medical unit.
Earlier, the four government doctors at the hospital had little work because few BMP personnel visited them for treatment.
With more than one authority in charge of the hospital, healthcare took a backseat. The BMP, to which the hospital was entrusted, had no funds to run it while the Health Department had shrugged off any responsibility after deploying staff.
The BMP, however, desperately needed this hospital because healthcare was just too costly elsewhere. But they also knew that making the government allot funds for the hospital was not going to be easy. So they decided to improve the hospital themselves. We pooled in Rs 6 lakh from our salaries to renovate it with state-of the-art facilities, says Upendra Prasad Singh of the Bihar Policemen's Association.
The refurbished hospital was symbolically inaugurated on June 16, 2008 by a sweeper, Ganesh Ram. Now the hospital provides subsidised treatment to the family members of police personnel as well. In fact, it was additional director-general of police Abhayanand who floated the idea of renovating the hospital. They have turned it around and have been maintaining it with care, says Abhayanand. Even the general ward, with 17 beds, is air-conditioned now.
Like all success stories, this too appeared impossible till a beginning was made. Help came pouring in, however, once the BMP took the initiative.
Impressed, many organisations chipped in to provide new beds, an ultrasound scanner, electrocardiogram machine and X-ray device besides surgical equipment while a nationalised bank sponsored the operation theatre. Now, acclaimed doctors like orthopaedic surgeon, Dr Amaulya Kumar Singh, pay free weekly visits to the hospital, which now attends to almost 100 patients every day, including 16,000 BMP personnel and families of policemen posted in neighbouring states.
The hospital now boasts of a sparkling mosaic floor and nine air-conditioners. Bihar's policemen have begun to heal themselves.