A Visionary Leader in Public Administration and Mathematics
Suhail Khan
SOPORE, Feb 21: Dr. Nazrul Islam, a renowned academician, and researcher from Sopore, has been awarded numerous accolades for his contributions to the field of Mathematics and Public Administration. He has received an honorary doctorate in Mathematics and has been recognized as a life member of the Indian Science Congress Association (ISCA), a human rights organization, and the Institute of Scholars Bangalore.
Dr. Islam as per Kashmir Despatch Correspondent has made a significant impact in the field of education, especially during the pandemic, by providing career counseling to over 10,000 students. He has also been invited as a keynote speaker at numerous national and international universities.
Dr. Islam has also been recognized by the Anti-Corruption Foundation of India as a state chief coordinator and the best public speaker for public system management. He has published 8 UGC CARE publications in the field of Public Administration and has attended 24 international and national conferences, all over the country, with an A+ ranking.
Previously, Dr. Islam worked as an academic counselor at IGNOU and was assigned the role of observer for the Term-end examinations three times. He has also organized a two-day national seminar on the “Need and Importance of Public Administration in the Present Era” in which over 400 participants from all over the state participated.
At present, Dr. Islam is fully committed to his research in the field of Public Administration and is focusing on public system management. With his hard work, dedication, and honesty, he continues to inspire and motivate students and researchers in his field.
In an interview with this correspondent, Nazrul stated that he has always been interested in assisting students, and that during his college years, he was given the opportunity to lead the student group, which has since continued.
Nazrul said earlier that as a student association group, they tried to reach out to those poor students who used to face issues from different angles to continue their studies, besides voluntarily organising awareness programmes on different issues related to society.
He stated that it is everyone’s responsibility to lead society, and that those who are educated can make a difference, particularly in terms of protecting future generations from drugs, which have become a serious concern.
In a message to the youth, Nazrul said set goals for yourself since goal-setting is all about you, your life, your hopes, your dreams, and your plans; others cannot set the goals for you, whether they are your parents, friends, relatives, teachers, mentors, or anyone else, though they may help and guide you in doing the same. He said you are the one who’ll have to undertake the task of setting and achieving your goals.
Suhail Khan is a filmmaker, content writer, and freelance journalist.
