Seminar on education postponed to May 28

Updated on: Wednesday, March 09, 2011

The national seminar on education, scheduled to be held here by National Commission for Minority Educational Institutions state unit on March 12 has been postponed to May 28.  
Speaking to mediapersons here today, P A Hamza, Co-Ordinator, National commission for Minority Education Institution, said the postponement was necessitated after the model code of conduct has come into force with the announcement of the assembly elections in Kerala.
   
Over 1000 delegates from across the country are expected to participate in the seminar including Union minister Kapil sibal, Salman Khurshid and E Ahamed, state ministers are also expected to attend the seminar, he said.
   
Aligarh Muslim University vice-chancellor P K Abdul Aziz and former Kerala minister E T Muhammed Basheer are among those who will address the seminar, he said.

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