Slamming the Taliban for imposing&nbsp;conservative rules over women's rights and freedom in Afghanistan, Razia Muradi, an ambitious Afghan woman, proved that women can excel in any field if given a chance. Muradi&nbsp;won a gold medal in MA (Public Administration) at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU), India. During her convocation on Monday (March&nbsp;06), she&nbsp;said, "I want to tell the Taliban that women can excel in any field if given a chance."

According to media reports, Muradi achieved an 8.6 CGPA, which is the highest score in her subject, Times of India reported.&nbsp;

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The scholar mentioned that she completed her MA degree in 2022, and is now&nbsp;pursuing PhD in Public Administration.&nbsp;

Apart from winning a gold medal, she also received the Sharda Ambelal Desai Award.&nbsp;

Muradi came to India in 2022 and has not gone back to her home since then. Feeling happy about her accomplishment but sad at the same time because she's missing her family. She said, "I am happy for the media, but sad for not being able to meet my family for three year."

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Reportedly, around 14,000 students from Afghanistan are studying in India with the help of scholarships from the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and other institutions. Some of these also&nbsp;include men, who have extended their stay in India after the Taliban takeover.&nbsp;

The terror group took over the South Asian country, Afghanistan in 2021, and since then has imposed several harsh rules for women including in education, and visiting public places but with a male&nbsp;companion.&nbsp;

Recently, universities opened across the Taliban-controlled country but without female students.&nbsp;Only the male students were seen walking down the halls as women students remained barred from entering the premises to pursue education.

(with inputs from agencies) 
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Slamming the Taliban for imposing conservative rules over women's rights and freedom in Afghanistan, Razia Muradi, an ambitious Afghan woman, proved that women can excel in any field if given a chance.

Slamming the Taliban for imposing conservative rules over women's rights and freedom in Afghanistan, Razia Muradi, an ambitious Afghan woman, proved that women can excel in any field if given a chance. Muradi won a gold medal in MA (Public Administration) at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University (VNSGU), India. During her convocation on Monday (March 06), she said, "I want to tell the Taliban that women can excel in any field if given a chance." According to media reports, Muradi achieved an 8.6 CGPA, which is the highest score in her subject, Times of India reported. Also read | Universities reopen in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan but without female students The scholar mentioned that she completed her MA degree in 2022, and is now pursuing PhD in Public Administration. Apart from winning a gold medal, she also received the Sharda Ambelal Desai Award. Muradi came to India in 2022 and has not gone back to her home since then. Feeling happy about her accomplishment but sad at the same time because she's missing her family. She said, "I am happy for the media, but sad for not being able to meet my family for three year." Also read | Pakistan, Afghanistan reopen Torkham border crossing after week-long shutdown amid tensions Reportedly, around 14,000 students from Afghanistan are studying in India with the help of scholarships from the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and other institutions. Some of these also include men, who have extended their stay in India after the Taliban takeover. The terror group took over the South Asian country, Afghanistan in 2021, and since then has imposed several harsh rules for women including in education, and visiting public places but with a male companion. Recently, universities opened across the Taliban-controlled country but without female students. Only the male students were seen walking down the halls as women students remained barred from entering the premises to pursue education. (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Afghan student gives befitting reply to Taliban after winning MA gold at Gujarat university

Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir, the Taliban government's Minister of Education, has declared that PhD and master's degrees are not useful because mullahs do not have them, even though they are "the greatest of all."

A video of Afghanistan's Education Minister is now being widely shared on Twitter, wherein he is seen talking of education policy and of master's degrees and PhD.

"No PhD degree, master's degree is valuable today. You see that the Mullahs and Taliban that are in power, have no PhD, MA, or even a high school degree, but are the greatest of all, " Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir is heard saying in the video. The remarks, as expected, drew huge criticism. 
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On Tuesday, the Taliban announced a hardline interim government led by Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund, with high-profile Taliban members sharing crucial posts, including the interior minister, who is a specially designated global terrorist of the dangerous Haqqani Network. 
 
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Mullah Hasan, the head of the Taliban's influential decision-making body, the 'Rehbari Shura,' will serve as Acting Prime Minister, with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar as his deputy in the "new Islamic government," according to Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid.&nbsp; 
 
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Meanwhile, since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, female and male university students have been divided in a class by curtains.

As institutions around the country started classes following the Taliban takeover and the withdrawal of US troops, photos of students being segregated emerged.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir, the Taliban government's Minister of Education, has declared that PhD and master's degrees are not useful because mullahs do not have them, even though they are "the greatest of all.

Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir, the Taliban government's Minister of Education, has declared that PhD and master's degrees are not useful because mullahs do not have them, even though they are "the greatest of all." A video of Afghanistan's Education Minister is now being widely shared on Twitter, wherein he is seen talking of education policy and of master's degrees and PhD. "No PhD degree, master's degree is valuable today. You see that the Mullahs and Taliban that are in power, have no PhD, MA, or even a high school degree, but are the greatest of all, " Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir is heard saying in the video. The remarks, as expected, drew huge criticism. This is the Minister of Higher Education of the Taliban -- says No Phd degree, master's degree is valuable today. You see that the Mullahs & Taliban that are in the power, have no Phd, MA or even a high school degree, but are the greatest of all. pic.twitter.com/gr3UqOCX1b — Said Sulaiman Ashna (@sashna111) September 7, 2021 × Also read: Taliban government lists agenda on Sharia law, media quality & foreign policy On Tuesday, the Taliban announced a hardline interim government led by Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund, with high-profile Taliban members sharing crucial posts, including the interior minister, who is a specially designated global terrorist of the dangerous Haqqani Network. Also read | Taliban government: Sirajuddin Haqqani on FBI wanted list, other key members on UN blacklist Mullah Hasan, the head of the Taliban's influential decision-making body, the 'Rehbari Shura,' will serve as Acting Prime Minister, with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar as his deputy in the "new Islamic government," according to Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid. In Pics: Taliban fighter points gun at Afghan woman protesting against non-inclusive government Meanwhile, since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, female and male university students have been divided in a class by curtains. As institutions around the country started classes following the Taliban takeover and the withdrawal of US troops, photos of students being segregated emerged. (With inputs from agencies)

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Afghan student gives befitting reply to Taliban after winning MA gold at Gujarat university

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