AMU Student Afrin Jabee Conquers the English Channel
Afrin Jabee, a BPEd student from Aligarh Muslim University, made history by swimming solo across the English Channel, completing the 34-kilometer stretch in 13 hours and 13 minutes. Her remarkable achievement brings pride to her university and nation. AMU Vice Chancellor praised her for inspiring future generations.
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A student from Aligarh Muslim University has achieved an extraordinary feat, becoming the first from her university to swim the English Channel. On Saturday, AMU announced that BPEd student Afrin Jabee completed a solo swim, braving the icy waters and challenging currents.
Afrin, originating from a humble background in West Bengal, swam the 34-kilometer stretch from Dover to France on July 29. She completed the swim in 13 hours and 13 minutes, bringing immense pride to her university and country.
The Vice Chancellor of AMU, Professor Naima Khatoon, celebrated this accomplishment, highlighting Afrin's determination as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of students. She expressed the university's pride in Afrin's groundbreaking achievement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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