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AMU Observes Earth Day with Plantation Drives and Awareness Activities
ALIGARH, April 22: Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) observed Earth Day 2026 with a series of plantation drives and awareness programmes across campus, highlighting the theme “Our Power, Our Earth.”
At Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC), a plantation drive was organised at the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery (CTVS) in collaboration with Mukhlis Foundation India and The Noble Support Foundation, Aligarh. The initiative was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Mohd Azam Haseen, Chairman, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, and aimed at promoting environmental responsibility and community participation.
Among those present were Prof. Anjum Parvez, Principal, JNMC; Prof. Farha Azmi, Principal, College of Nursing; Prof. Iffat Asghar; Prof. Rafiuddin; Prof. Jameel; Prof. Fazal-ur-Rahman; Prof. Naseem Ahmad; Prof. Shams Tabrez; Dr.Quratal Ain; Dr. Kaleem Afrough Zaidi; Dr. Syed Asad Ali; Dr. Mohammad Mojahid; Mr. Khawaja Hasan Jibran; Dr. Arsalan; Dr. Sadaf; Dr. Rashid Imran Khan; Dr. Anas; Dr. Anam Khalid; and Ms. Insha Firoz, along with others.


Mr. Umair Rizwan Khan, President, Mukhlis Foundation India, emphasised collective responsibility towards environmental protection, while Dr. Mohd Azam Haseen highlighted the importance of local initiatives in promoting sustainability. Mr. Mohd Azeem Khan, President, The Noble Support Foundation, underlined the long-term significance of plantation drives.
The AMU Geographical Society also celebrated Earth Day with a plantation drive and an academic session at the Department of Geography. The plantation was led by Chief Guest Prof. Anwar Shahzad, along with Chairperson Prof. Shahab Fazal, and coordinators Dr. Ahmad Mujtaba Siddiqui and Dr. Saleha Jamal.
In the academic session, Dr. Ahmad Mujtaba Siddiqui introduced the programme and highlighted the importance of climate adaptation and mitigation. Prof. Anwar Shahzad, in his keynote address, traced the origins of Earth Day and emphasised environmental challenges arising from industrialisation, the role of trees as carbon sinks, and the need for individual responsibility in reducing carbon footprints.
Prof. Shahab Fazal stressed sustainable use of resources and the moral responsibility of protecting the planet, while Dr. Saleha Jamal highlighted issues such as melting glaciers and biodiversity loss, urging collective action to address global warming.
Students, including Jatin Kumar, Genis Jessica Doyle, Mariyam Rida Ahmad and Bushra Nasrin also presented brief insights on environmental concerns, including climate change, economic and physical vulnerability, and adaptation strategies. The session was conducted by Amna Siddiqui and Arafat Khaliq Choudhary, and witnessed active participation from students, faculty and staff.
Meanwhile, Abdullah School marked the occasion with a special morning assembly, where students delivered speeches on environmental conservation and sustainable practices. A poster-making competition was organised to encourage creative expression on environmental themes.
Superintendent Ms. Umra Zaheer addressed the students, stressing the importance of adopting eco-friendly habits and individual responsibility in protecting the environment. The programme concluded with a plantation drive on the school campus, with active participation from students and teachers.
The celebrations across the university reflected AMU’s commitment to environmental awareness, sustainability and community engagement.
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AMU Observes Earth Day with Plantation Drives and Awareness Activities _ April 22, 2026

ALIGARH, April 22: Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) observed Earth Day 2026 with a series of plantation drives and awareness programmes across campus,

highlighting the theme “Our Power, Our Earth.”

At Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC), a plantation drive was organised at the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery (CTVS) in collaboration with Mukhlis

Foundation India and The Noble Support Foundation, Aligarh. The initiative was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Mohd Azam Haseen, Chairman, Department

of Cardiothoracic Surgery, and aimed at promoting environmental responsibility and community participation.

Among those present were Prof. Anjum Parvez, Principal, JNMC; Prof. Farha Azmi, Principal, College of Nursing; Prof. Iffat Asghar; Prof. Rafiuddin; Prof. Jameel;

Prof. Fazal-ur-Rahman; Prof. Naseem Ahmad; Prof. Shams Tabrez; Dr.Quratal Ain; Dr. Kaleem Afrough Zaidi; Dr. Syed Asad Ali; Dr. Mohammad Mojahid; Mr. Khawaja

Hasan Jibran; Dr. Arsalan; Dr. Sadaf; Dr. Rashid Imran Khan; Dr. Anas; Dr. Anam Khalid; and Ms. Insha Firoz, along with others.

Mr. Umair Rizwan Khan, President, Mukhlis Foundation India, emphasised collective responsibility towards environmental protection, while Dr. Mohd Azam Haseen

highlighted the importance of local initiatives in promoting sustainability. Mr. Mohd Azeem Khan, President, The Noble Support Foundation, underlined the long-term

significance of plantation drives.

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The AMU Geographical Society also celebrated Earth Day with a plantation drive and an academic session at the Department of Geography. The plantation was ledby Chief Guest Prof. Anwar Shahzad, along with Chairperson Prof. Shahab Fazal, and coordinators Dr. Ahmad Mujtaba Siddiqui and Dr. Saleha Jamal.

In the academic session, Dr. Ahmad Mujtaba Siddiqui introduced the programme and highlighted the importance of climate adaptation and mitigation. Prof. AnwarShahzad, in his keynote address, traced the origins of Earth Day and emphasised environmental challenges arising from industrialisation, the role of trees as carbonsinks, and the need for individual responsibility in reducing carbon footprints.

Prof. Shahab Fazal stressed sustainable use of resources and the moral responsibility of protecting the planet, while Dr. Saleha Jamal highlighted issues such asmelting glaciers and biodiversity loss, urging collective action to address global warming.

Students, including Jatin Kumar, Genis Jessica Doyle, Mariyam Rida Ahmad and Bushra Nasrin also presented brief insights on environmental concerns, includingclimate change, economic and physical vulnerability, and adaptation strategies. The session was conducted by Amna Siddiqui and Arafat Khaliq Choudhary, andwitnessed active participation from students, faculty and staff.

Meanwhile, Abdullah School marked the occasion with a special morning assembly, where students delivered speeches on environmental conservation andsustainable practices. A poster-making competition was organised to encourage creative expression on environmental themes.

Superintendent Ms. Umra Zaheer addressed the students, stressing the importance of adopting eco-friendly habits and individual responsibility in protecting theenvironment. The programme concluded with a plantation drive on the school campus, with active participation from students and teachers.

The celebrations across the university reflected AMU’s commitment to environmental awareness, sustainability and community engagement.

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MINIMALLY INVASIVE BYPASS-SURGERY DONE AT JNMC

ALIGARH May 17: The cardiothoracic surgeons at the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Aligarh Muslim University have done a bypass surgery using minimal invasive technique for the first time in western Uttar Pradesh.

Dr Mohd Azam Haseen, Chairman, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery said that a patient, Sadiq (50), a resident of Aligarh, consulted Prof Malik Mohd Azharuddin in the Cardiology OPD complaining for chest pain, and on his advice underwent angiography which revealed blockages in his heart vessels for which he was advised bypass surgery. He was then referred to cardiothoracic surgeons, who planned and executed his surgery successfully.

Prof Haseen stated that conventionally, cardiac surgery is done by cutting the breast bone, however in this case the surgery was done through an 8 cm incision in the chest and the advantage of this approach is good cosmesis, less pain and early recovery. He said that the surgery was done free of cost under PM’s Ayushman scheme of Government of India.

He said that the patient recovered well and has been discharged with no visible scar on his body.

The team of doctors who performed the bypass surgery led by Prof Mohd Azam Haseen, comprised, Dr. Shamayal Rabbani and Dr. Mohd Aamir, with Dr. Sabir Ali khan and Irshad Qureshi as the team of perfusionists who remained on standby during the entire procedure. The anaesthesia was handled by the expert team of Dr. Dipti Channa and Ms Nida.

Mr Salman, Mr Aslam, Mr Kamran and Mrs Ayesha assisted in the surgery while the post-operative care was provided by Dr. Kartik, Dr Lalitha, Dr. Praveen, Dr. Sayantan, Mr Suhail-ur Rahman, Mr Imran, Mr Nadeem and Mr Rinu.

Dr. Shamayal Rabbani claimed that a bypass surgery (CABG) via minimally invasive approach (MICS) has been done for the first time in western Uttar Pradesh, while Dr Mohd Aamir said that MICS is being used routinely for valve relatd surgeries in JNMC for the past 3 years and the team has done more than 50 such cases.

Prof Veena Maheshwari, Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Principal and CMS J.N. Medical College congratulated the team of doctors and support staff for the successful surgery. She said that it’s a proud moment for Aligarh that such complex surgeries are being done in JNMC.

 

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Papers published

  1. Mansoor T, Aslam M, Rizwi SA,  Haseen MA. “Copper-T Causing Perforation Of  Sigmoid Colon.” The Internet Journal of Surgery; 2007 Volume 13 Number 1.

  2. Salman MT, Akram MF, Rahman S, Khan FA, Haseen MA, Khan SW. “Drug Prescribing Pattern in Surgical Wards of a Teaching Hospital in North India.” Indian Journal for the Practising Doctor, 5, 2008,05-06.

  3. AimanHaseeen MARahman S Z . “Gynecomastia: An ADR due to drug interaction.Indian Journal of Pharmacology, Dec 2009;41 (6):286-7.

  4. Gupta Manju ,Haseen MA , ShrivastavAmit , Soumya , Prasad  Jagdish , Singh, Rajpal. “Giant Unruptured Calcified Aneurysm of Non-coronary Sinus of Valsalva”.Heart, Lung and Circulation; October 2010 (Vol. 19, Issue 10).

  5. Haseen  MA
     ; Beg MohdHaneef
     ; Akhtar Mohammad Sadik ; Khurana  Manoj.  “Cold abscess neck with horner’s syndrome - a rare entity”.Indian J ThoracCardovascsurg (july- september 2013)29(3);207-209.

  6. Ali Syed Asmat, Haseen MA, Beg MH. “Agenesis of  Right Diaphragm in adults : a diagnostic dilemma” .Indian J Chest Dis Allied Sci 2014;56:121-123.

  7. Firdaus Uzma, Haseen MA ,Ansari A,Beg MH, , Laskar IA .“Complicated pneumonia with pneumothorax: Can it be congenital cystic adenomatoid malformation”. Indian J Thorac Cardio vasc Surg; December 2014, Volume 30, Issue 4, pp 299-302.

  8. Aiman U, Haseen MA, Beg MH, Khan RA .“Profile of Atherosclerotic Risk Factors and Management in Patients of Peripheral Arterial Disease at A Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital of North India” .Indian Journal of Pharmaceutical sciences .Nov-Dec 2014,76(6) : 504-509.

  9. Haseen MA, Faizan Mohd ,Beg MA, Asif N, Khaild S. “Femoral artery Pseudoaneurysm following trivial trauma : a rare case scenario”. Indian J ThoracCardiovascSurg; March 2015, Volume 31, Issue 1, pp 34-37 .

  10. Gupta Prakhar, Haseen MA, Beg MH . “Microbiological Prevalence in Empyema Thoracis in a Tertiary Care Centre in North India” .Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci (2015) Special Issue-1: 182-188.

  11. Agarwal arjun, Haseen MA ,Garg Cheena . Successful revascularization with baloon catheterization of a six month oldthrombus : a case report. International journal of current research.vol7, issue, 05, pp.15838-15840, may, 2015.

  12. Haseen MA ,Mahmud AA ,Beg MH. Tubercular Cold abscess neck causing thoracic outlet syndrome. Indian J ThoracCardiovascSurg .DOI 10.1007/s12055-015-0402-5.

  13. Haseen MA ,Mahmud AA,Huda Fakhrul ,Beg MH. Temporal artery rupture following firework rocket injury. Indian journal of plastic surgery as Letter to Editor. May-August 2015 Vol 48 Issue 2.

  14. Ali Adil Mahmud ,Haseen MA ,Beg MH  , Sinha Shankar Prasad, Sharma S.C. Steven Johnsons Syndrome Following Intravenous Vancomycin Use: A Case Report. Annals of International Medical and Dental Research,2015 0ct-DecVol (1), Issue (3).

  15. Khan MohammadJ, Sabir Aamir B, Ahmad Mehtab, HaseenAzam. Clinical image  A young male presenting with swelling on the left lower anterior aspect of the neck”.Saudi Med J 2015; Vol. 36 (7): 880-882.

  16. Haseen MA, Mahmud ,Arshad M, Haneef Beg M.Stab Injury with Tailoring Scissor Causing Inferior Gluteal Artery Pseudo Aneurysm: a Rare Case Report .International Journal of Medical Toxicology and Forensic Medicine. 2015;5(4): 218-21.

  17. Ehtesham SEH, Beg Mohammed Haneef ,Haseen Azam, AkhtarSadik. Marble in Oesophagus of Neonate: A Unique and Unprecedented Case Report. International Journal of Pediatrics and Child Health, 2015, 3, 31-34.

  18. Naqvi SEH, Haseen MA, Beg MH, Ali Eram, KhanTamkin. Deep vein thrombosis: An experience of 25 years from north India .Indian Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
    ,2016, Volume 3(1)  :2-6.

  19. Naqvi SEH ,Haseen MA ,
    Beg MH ,
    Ali Eram , ArshadMohammed  .
    Median nerve compression by a large cephalic vein aneurysm—a case report. Indian Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. First online:
    18 April 2016 ,pp 1-4.DOI 10.1007/s12055-016-0416-7.

  20. Haseen MA, Naqvi SEH, ArshadM, Beg MH .Cystic Hygroma in Adults: The Forgotten Entity .Int J Med Res Prof.2017; 3(4); 171-73.

  21. Naqvi Sayyed EH, Sadik A, Beg MH, Azam H, Nadeem R, Eram A. Successful management of suicidal cut throat injury with internal jugular, tracheal and esophageal transection: A case report. Trauma Case Rep. 2017;13:30-34. Published 2017 Nov 27. doi:10.1016/j.tcr.2017.11.005.

  22. Haseen MA, Naqvi SEH, Reyaz M., Beg. Mohammad H .Intercostal Artery Psuedo aneurysm following stab injury to chest: a rare case scenario. Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine and Surgery, July - December 2017 ,Volume 3 (2) :208-11.

  23. Ali A, Aiman U, Haseen MA, et al. The Effect of Oral Propranolol versus Oral Corticosteroids in Management of Pediatric Hemangiomas. World Journal of Plastic Surgery. 2018;7(1):16-24.

  24. Rabbani S, Haseen MA, Rizwi AA, Beg MH. Can Mangled Extremity Scoring System (MESS) solve the mess of vascular trauma. Indian J VascEndovascSurg 2020;7:22-8.

  25. Haseen MA, Srivastava A. A Sternal Sparing Approach to Mitral Valve Replacement – Comparative Study. Int Arch BioMedClin Res.2020;6(3):CS1–CS4.

  26. Haseen MA ,Lari NA ,Aiman U. Prescription Writing: Are we Meeting the Standards?. Int J Med Res Prof. 2020 May; 6(3); 44-49.

  27. Haseen MA, Yadav M, Singh SP, Naqvi SEH, RazaN,Beg MH. Our Experience of Rigid Esophagoscopy for Esophageal Foreign bodies. Int Arch Bio Med Clin Res. 2020;6(3):CS5–CS11.

  28. Srivastava A, Kumar S, Haseen MA, Pandey AK. Effect of ARNi (Angiotensin Receptor–Neprilysin Inhibitors) in Post Mitral Valve Replacement / Repair patients with Heart Failure: A Retrospective Analysis. Int Arch BioMedClin Res. 2020;6(3):CS12–CS14.

  29. Shaad A, Kamran Mirza M, Shahzad A, Azam H, Gauhar S, Izharfazil M. Transcatheter closure of patent ductusarteriosus in children weighing 5 kg or less: Initial experience. Int J Pediatr Res. 2019;6(05):246-251.doi:10.17511/ijpr.2019.i05.09.

  30. Singh SP,Yadav M, Siddharth B, Haseen MA, Yadav R. Primary pulmonary hypertension and its management : A complete review. International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts . Volume 8, Issue 10 ,October 2020 ,648-63.

  31. Singh A, Singh SP, Tripathi VD, Yadav M, Haseen MA, Krishna V. Comparison of Post Operative Clinical Outcomes Between “ Made in India” TTK Chitra Mechanical Heart Valve versus St Jude Mechanical Heart Valve in Replacement Surgery.Int J Cur Res Rev | Vol 12 , Issue 19 , October 2020.

  32. Alam MS, Haseen MA, Aslam M, Beg MH. Use of thopaz in patients of empyema thoracis undergoing decortication. Lung India 2020;37:511-7.

  33. Yadav M, Singh SP, Haseen MA, Abqari S, Kamran MM. Tetralogy of fallot repair at a new centre in North India: our growing experience. IntSurg J 2020;7:4088-93.

  34. Singh SP, Yadav M, Alim SS, Haseen MA. PostOperative Outcomes of Prosthetic Arteriovenous Graft Access in Upper Limb for Hemodialysis Access: Our Centre Experience. Int Arch BioMedClin Res. 2020;6(4):CS1–CS4.

  35. Yadav M, Singh SP, Haseen MA, Singh BM, Lari NA, Beg MH. Primary pulmonary synovial sarcoma: How to expect the unexpected?. Indian J Respir Care 2021;10:136-13.

  36. Singh SP, Yadav M ,Alim SA ,Haseen MA. A Prospective Study Of Outcomes of ArterioVenous Fistula For Hemodialysis:Our Centre Experience . IJCRT | Volume 9, Issue 2 February 2021 | ISSN: 2320-2882.

  37. Haseen MA, Yadav M, Singh SP, Yadav R. Outcome of prosthetic arteriovenous graft in lower limb for hemodialysis: A series of 10 patients. Indian J Vasc Endo vasc Surg 2021;8:134-8.

  38. Yadav M, Singh SP, Haseen MA, Yadav R, Beg MH. Brachio basilica arterio-venous fistulas: A comparative outcome of different operative techniques. Indian J VascEndovascSurg 2021;8:216-21.

  39. Haseen MA, Ghazanfar M, Aslam M, Yadav M, Singh SP, Naqvi SE, Gupta M, Beg MH. A prospective study of surgical revascularization in patients of buerger's disease from North India. Indian J VascEndovasc Surg 2021;8:231-7.

  40. Kamran M, Abqari S, Haseen A, Yadav M. Closure of a large upper muscular ventricular septal defect in a 2.3 kg baby using a duct occluder. Pediatric Rev Int J Pediatr Res. 2021;8(3):163-167.

  41. Yadav M, Haseen MA, Singh SP. Extra-anatomical iliopopliteal bypass: A novel revascularization technique for infected femoral grafts and pseudoaneurysms. Indian J Vasc Endovasc Surg 2021;8:337-40.

  42. Athar M, Parveen S, Yadav M, Siddiqui OA, Nasreen F, Ali S, Haseen MA. A Randomized Double-Blind Controlled Trial to Assess the Efficacy of Ultrasound-Guided Erector Spinae Plane Block in Cardiac Surgery. Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia, Volume 35, Issue 12,2021, Pages 3574-3580.

  43. Reza A, Aslam M, Gupta M, Haseen MA, Yadav M. Safety and efficacy of streptokinase in multiloculated pleural effusion in pediatric population. Indian J Respir Care 2022;11:47-51.

  44. Yadav M, Haseen MA, Rizvi SA, Yadav M. Role of ankle brachial pressure index (ABI) in screening patients with risk factors for developing peripheral vascular disease. Indian J Vasc Endovasc Surg 2022;9:139-44.

  45. Ansari MJ, Aslam M, Rabbani SS, Guroo SA, Yadav M, Haseen MA . Correlation of preoperative vitamin D levels with adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events in cardiac surgery(MACCE). Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research ISSN: 0975-3583, 0976-2833 VOL 13, ISSUE 05, 2022.

  46. Alim SS, Ammar A, Yadav M, Rabbani SS, Chawla S, Shama A, Haseen MA et al. Subclavian artery thrombosis post modified radical mastectomy surgery - A rare case report. Indian J Vasc Endovasc Surg 2022;9:316-8.

  47. Akhtar MS, Goel A, Guroo SA, Rabbani SS, Alim SS, Haseen MA, et al. Effect of propranolol in cutaneous and intracavitary hemangiomas. Indian J Vasc Endovasc Surg 2022;9:291-5.

  48. Kidwai M, Abqaari S, Kamran MM, Haseen MA, Yadav M, Rabbani S. Anatomical variation in patients undergoing diagnostic cardiac catheterization for Tetralogy of Fallot. Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research ISSN: 0975-3583,0976-2833 VOL13,ISSUE07,2022.




PEDIATRIC CARDIAC UNIT OF JNMC HONOURED

Aligarh, April 7: Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, AMU faculty members Prof Mohd Azam Haseen and Dr Shaad Abqari were felicitated by District administration for their contribution in the field of Pediatric Care.. JNMC has done the largest number of Pediatric Cardiac Interventions under Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK), National Health Mission (NHM), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India. DEIC- Manager Mr Monazir was also facilitated on the occasion.

The services of the Pediatric Cardiac Unit were appreciated by the Aligarh Commissioner Shri Gaurav Dayal, IAS, who was also the Chief Guest for the felicitation ceremony.  He insisted that more and more children should get the benefit of this scheme and also distributed certificates to the Nodal Officer at the block level team.

Prof Azam Haseen, Chairperson CTVS informed that JN Medical College is doing all complex heart surgeries in children and has performed more than 750 heart procedures which included more than 300 open heart surgeries under this scheme.

 

Dr Shaad Abqari, Nodal Officer, RBSK and Pediatric Cardiologist apprised that this programme is a boon to the Children with birth defects and other diseases.

 

Dr Surendra Kumar Upadhya, Additional Director Health, Aligarh Division chaired the proceedings and CMO, Dr Neeraj Tyagi presided the programme.  

The event included the RBSK teams from various block level, representatives of various NGOs, and personnel from District Health Society.

Dr SK Upadhya, AD Health paid vote of thanks and instructed active screening of children for various defect.

Dr Bhashkar Varshney Conducted the Programme & provided the vote of thanks.

 

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New Court Members

Aligarh, March 16: Prof Syed Amjad Ali Rizvi (Chairman, Department of Surgery) and Prof Mohd. Azam Haseen (Chairman, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery) have been declared as Aligarh Muslim University Court Members on the basis of their seniority for a period of three years or till they remain chairmen of their respective departments.

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