Prof. Dr M Abdul Rahiman conferred with ‘Best Educationist Award’

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August 7, 2017

Mangaluru, Aug 7: Prof. Dr M Abdul Rahiman, former vice-chancellor for the Kannur and Calicut Universities, has been honoured with the ‘Best Educationist Award’ and a ‘Certificate of Education Excellence’ for his outstanding achievements and remarkable role in the field of education.

The award instituted by International Institute of Education and Management (IIEM), a govt registered voluntary and nonprofit institution, was conferred on Mangaluru based achiever at a ceremony in New Delhi on August 5.

The main aim and objectives of in the IIEM are to promote through all feasible means and with cooperation of all, India’s all-round and fast development in economic, social cultural, educational scientific and technological fields and to help to improve the quality of all Indians.

About Prof. M Abdul Rahiman

Born on July 1, 1940 to Late Haji M Moidinabba, Abdul Rahiman completed his early education and graduation in Mangaluru. He holds MSc, PhD, MNASc, FNESA, FAEB, FIAES degrees.

He worked as a Higher Education Consultant at the Gulf University for Science & Technology, Kuwait. He was the founder vice chancellor of Kannur University from 1996 to 1999. He also worked as the vice chancellor of University of Calicut (Additional Charge) for a period nearly 2 years.

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Zuhur
 - 
Tuesday, 8 Aug 2017

 A little search on "International Institute of  Education and Management" could not lead to any official website. Plus many other searchers has concluded it to be hoax. Though, not to doubt about the ability of honourable Prof. Dr. Abdul Rahim. It is better if it can be clarified by either your website or by the Dr. himself.

Sandesh
 - 
Monday, 7 Aug 2017

Sir, should do something to help govt schools..

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