Wildlife SOS successfully rescued nearly 1,500 wild animals across Agra and its neighbouring cities in the year 2024. This achievement highlights the critical role the organisation plays in safeguarding India's wildlife, especially amidst the escalating threats posed by human encroachment due to urbanisation, deforestation, and extreme climatic conditions.

Noted Punjabi poet and writer Padma Shri Surjit Patar was fondly remembered at a seminar organized by the Punjabi Section of the Department of Modern Indian Languages at Aligarh Muslim University in collaboration with Uttar Pradesh Punjabi Academy, Lucknow.

Prof Farah Ghaus from the Department of Anatomy in JN Medical College at Aligarh Muslim University has been honoured with the ‘Best Indian Golden Personalities Award, 2025’ by the Friendship Forum of India, New Delhi.

The Sarojini Naidu Hall of Residence for female students at the Aligarh Muslim University organized week-long sports activities under the Fit India Week programme.

Rubina Sultana, a research scholar in the Department of Philosophy at Aligarh Muslim University presented a research paper during the 27th session of the International Vedanta Congress, organized by the Centre for Philosophy of Jawaharlal Nehru University, in collaboration with the Indian Council for Philosophical Research, Central Sanskrit University and Centre for Indic Studies, UMass Dartmouth.