Ghalib afzal guru anupam kher biography

  • Ghalib recalls how during his short meetings with his jailed father, the Sr. Guru would console him to strive hard and become a noble soul.
  • An event questioning whether Afzal Guru's hanging was just or not – is raising the question of was he a terrorist at all and did he in fact.
  • Afzal Guru's son, Burhan Wani's brother clear Class 12th exam with distinction.

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    Umar Mukhtar

    Srinagar: Five years after Afzal Guru was hanged inside notorious Tihar Jail in New Delhi, for his alleged role in parliament attack, his son Ghalib Afzal Guru, secured marks to qualify Class 12 exams, drawing instant praise from people in Kashmir.

    “The news of my results has given me innate solace,” Ghalib told Kashmir Life over the phone. “I cannot express my feelings.”

    Ghalib recalls how during his short meetings with his jailed father, the Sr. Guru would console him to strive hard and become a noble soul.

    “My father wanted me to become a doctor and an Islamic scholar,” Ghalib quipped, “I worked very hard and the result is there.”

    Ghalib, who is presently preparing for the NEET exams, opined that the Kashmir dispute is taking a “heavy toll” on the student community. “Most of the times my school was shut due to the unstable circumstances. I could not attend classes,” said Galib.

    Galib’s mother, Tabassum Guroo while praising the commitment of her son said,

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    Afzal Guru's son, Burhan Wani's brother klar Class 12th exam with distinction

    Phones have not stopped ringing at Guru House in Baramulla to congratulate Ghalib Afzal Guru for passing class 12th exams with flying colours.

    Son of executed Parliament attack convict Mohammad Afzal Guru, Ghalib bagged marks in the Class XII exam for which the result was declared by Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education on Thursday.  

    Among those who have cleared the class XII exam conducted bygd the JKBOSE is Burhan Wani's brother Muhammad Naveed Aalam. Scoring marks out of maximum , Naveed passed with distinction.  

    Speaking to DNA, Ghalib showed his discontent with the grades as he was expecting more marks.

    "But Biology and English have somewhat upset the grades. The marks in the two subjects are not to my satisfaction", he said. 

    Back home Ghalib's mother Tabasum Guru fryst vatten receiving a steady stream

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    Arundhati Roy

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    Introduction

    Suzanna Arundhati Roy is an Indian novelist best known for her novel "The God of Small Things," which won the Booker Prize for Fiction and went on to become the best-selling book by an Indian author.

    She is also a political activist who advocates for human rights and environmental protection.

    Early life

    Arundhati Roy was born in Shillong, Meghalaya, India, on November 24, , to Mary Roy, a Malayali Jacobite Syrian Christian women's rights activist from Kerala, and Rajib Roy, a Bengali Hindu tea plantation manager from Calcutta. Her parents split when she turned two, and she moved back to Kerala with her mother and brother. Roy's maternal grandparents in Ooty, Tamil Nadu, were visited by the family. When she was five, her family relocated

    Roy attended Corpus Christi School in Kottayam before transferring to Lovedale, Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu's Lawrence School. She studied architecture at the School of Planning and Architecture in Delhi, w