(Siasat News) NTR Health University has announced the results of BUMS entrance test. Nizamia Tibbi College, Hyderabad has 60 seats whereas Dr. Abdul Haque Unani College, Kurnool has 50 seats, the schedule of counseling will be announced soon.
For all you men out there – a bulging waist not only spells higher risk of blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes but also damages your sexual life and causes frequent urination, reveals a recent study.
The study by New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center is the first to comprehensively show that obesity in men affects not just their hearts and metabolism, but also their sexual and urinary health.
Being glued to TV for four hours daily could boost the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, especially if you are aged 60 or above.
The study, led by Paul Gardiner from The University of Queensland School of Population Health, was one of the first to examine the effects of sedentary behaviour and TV watching on older men and women.
“Up until now, most research about sitting and watching TV has been focused on children, while older adults have potentially the most to gain from changing their behaviour,” Gardiner said.
Backed by Mahatma Gandhi, India’s charismatic first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru worked hard to create a ‘One World’ before Cold War and China’s betrayal killed him and his dream, says a new book.
Brilliantly researched, “The Peacemakers” (HarperCollins) by scholar Manu Bhagavan argues that Nehru was consumed by the idea of One World or a federal international structure and pursued it vigorously.
In China, the number of people aged above 60 and left to live on their own by their children for studies or employment is witnessing a surge. The trend is anticipated to increase strain on the care services meant for the elderly.
Such families are sometimes described as “empty-nest” families in the country, reported China Daily.
According to the Economic Information Daily, statistics showed that at the end of 2010, there were 38,060 care service institutions for the elderly in the country.
I am worried that unless the Akbarabadi Masjid row near Delhi’s Jama Masjid is nipped in the bud, it might become Babri Masjid-2.
Some smalltime politicians are trying to politicize the entire matter by instigating the masses at the site where foundations of a mosque were discovered while digging for Delhi Metro July 6. At the same time, motivated elements from Hindu communal groups are trying to create tensions.
Amid all this, the judiciary needs to be complimented for handling a sensitive issue in a manner most competent.
State-owned banks in India have been accused of discriminating against the country’s Muslim minority.
India’s minorities watchdog has received a record number of complaints from Muslims who say they have been prevented from opening bank accounts.
India’s Muslim community is among the poorest in the country.
Some bankers say it is not so much their religious background, but their economic status that makes it hard for Muslims to get banking facilities.
All the presidents of India:
Rajendra Prasad (Jan 26, 1950-May 13, 1962): India’s first president and the only one to have served two terms.
S. Radhakrishnan (May 13, 1962-May 13, 1967) A scholar of comparative religion and philosophy, his birthday Sep 5 is marked as Teacher’s Day.
Zakir Hussain (May 13, 1967-May 3, 1969) Educationist Hussain died before his term ended.
V.V. Giri (Aug 24, 1969-Aug 24, 1974) The only one to have been both acting president and president, he defeated official Congress candidate N. Sanjiva Reddy with Indira Gandhi’s backing.
Arabic has been the most popular language of every time. Even today, it is the most popular language. Learning Arabic yields not only worldly benefits, but it also earns virtue. Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, Editor Siasat expressed these thoughts while releasing the DVD especially prepared to teach Arabic to the beginners.
Present on this occasion were Prof. Moin Ansari and Ms. Shahida Ansari. Dr. Syed Shujauddin Quadri Aziz, Lecturer in Arabic, Osmania University has prepared these DVD’s.
(Siasat News) Emir of Jamia Nizamia, Maulana Syed Shah Akbar Nizamuddin Saber issued an appeal to the Muslim community to contribute he said that Jamia Nizamia has been serving the community for the past 141 years.
Every year, there is an increase in the expenses due to price rise. The institution offers Islamic education with residential facilities without charging any fees from the students.
Darul-Ifta Department issues Islamic decrees as per Shariath on various issues concerning Muslim Ummah. The decrees issued by Jamia Nizamia are recognized by courts.
The month of Ramadan is a time when we, despite the struggle, keep ourselves away from that which is otherwise permissible and a necessity in our life. For the past eleven months, at some level we have given preference to our physical self, in terms of nourishment, than our soul. We’ve done things we shouldn’t have, we have probably neglected some duties towards Allah subhanahu wa ta`ala (exalted is He) that we shouldn’t have. Maybe we haven’t been reciting much of the Qur’an or maybe we have been neglecting some of the Prayers.
Higher levels of a certain fat in the blood called ceramides may elevate a person’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, a US study says.
“Our study identifies this biomarker as a potential new target for treating or preventing Alzheimer’s disease,” said study author, Michelle M. Mielke, epidemiologist with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Mielke was with Johns Hopkins University at the time of his research.
Sometimes Nature also plays a big joke with the lives of human beings. The life of some people gives us a lesson but sometimes, it becomes ridiculous. There is a slum area is Suleman Nagar B. There is a family of four sons and five daughters living in this area. Two sons namely Mohammed Jahangir and Mohammed Ghouse who are handicapped right from their birth. They are 18 and 17 y ears old. One has studied upto third and the other upto fourth standard. Their father couldn’t afford monthly school fees of Rs. 50 so, they discontinued education. They have now become beggars. They get Rs.
Napping frequently during daytime could be an early sign of dementia, or may even prompt it — so beware, say neurologists.
They have linked excessive sleep and problems with thinking in the elderly.
Many older people take 40 winks, and it is usually only because they need physical rest from exertion.
But French researchers who looked at results from 5,000 people over 65 years found the fifth who regularly took long naps scored lower in mental ability tests, according to the Telegraph.
Male sterilisation continues to remain the least preferred method of family planning despite efforts by the government to publicize it, according to the annual health survey released Monday.
The survey was conducted in 284 districts in nine states – Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisg arh and Assam, constituting 48 percent of India’s population.
The survey found that female sterilisation is the most preferred method of family planning while percentage of male sterilisation continues to remain negligible.
For those who like to drink cold water, this article is applicable to you. It is nice to have a cup of cold drink after a meal. However, the cold water will solidify the oily stuff that you have just consumed. It will slow down the digestion.
Once this “sludge” reacts with the acid, it will break down and be absorbed by the intestine faster than the solid food. It will line the intestine.
Very soon, this will turn into fats and lead to cancer. It is best to drink hot soup or warm water after a meal.
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A group of students have slammed “unethical journalism” after some television channels showed the entire footage of a young woman being publicly stripped in Guwahati in Assam.
In an open letter to Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, they said that while the video did help identify the seven of the 20 criminals, the video footage should have never gone viral.
“If tomorrow we get raped, will we be filmed and flashed on TV? We would like to know what steps have been taken to ban unethical journalism?” they asked.
(Siasat News) It is the blessing of Allah (SWT) that He has made arrangement for good counsel for His creatures. There are five tenets of Islam which includes Zakat (alms giving). Islam is a natural religion. Allah (SWT) has revealed clear instructions for every walk of life. How to get wealth or materials and how to spend it. Allah (SWT) has ordained to pay Zakat. In the beginning of Islamic emergence, people became prosperous due to Zakat to such an extent that those who were receiving Zakat became the givers of Zakat in due course.
Siasat daily had published a heartrending report regarding 4 deaf and dumb girls and their helpless mother on June 28, 2012. By the grace of Almighty Allah the report got huge response from the Siasat readers and they came forward to lend a helping hand to the deserving family.
On the direction of Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, editor Siasat, an account was opened in Zakia Sultana’s name in Syndicate Bank, Bahadurpura branch in which Rs 3,93,717 have been deposited till date.
Zakia Sultana’s account no is 30412010139376 symb 0003041 and phone no is 9392617143.
Mahatma Gandhi was never formally conferred the title of Father of the Nation by the government.
This was stated by the home ministry in reply to an RTI query.
“Although Mahatma Gandhi is popularly known as Father of the Nation, no such title was ever formally conferred upon him by the government,” Shyamala Mohan, Director and Central Public Information Officer (CPIO), said in a reply dated June 18 this year.
The query was filed by social activist Abhishek Kadyan with the home ministry on May 21, 2012 seeking information about declaration of Mahatma Gandhi as Father of the Nation.
No new case of polio has been reported in Haryana since January 2010 and it is free from the disease, a health official said here Tuesday.
“Haryana has been a polio-free state since January 2010 and no case of polio has been found in the state,” said a spokesman of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM).
Denying reports that a minor girl in Karnal district was suffering from polio, the spokesman said that the girl had been notified and examined in November last year by doctors.
Muslim students and youths should go for higher education and develop character to face life’s challenges, a senior Muslim religious leader said Sunday.
“The Muslim community is facing huge challenges. It is the duty of Muslim students and youths to equip themselves through various kinds of education and morality,” Mufti Mohammad Mukarram Ahmad said.
The Shahi Imam of the 17th-century Fatehpuri Masjid in Old Delhi was addressing a gathering of Muslim student bodies.
The student organisations held a seminar here under the banner of the Federation of Islamic Youth Organisations.
Dr. Syed Mohammed Hameeduddin Sharfi, Director of Islamic History and Research Council told that the Muslims can preserve their identity, thought, character and grandeur only by following the tenets of Islam and the teachings of the Quran.
Strawberries, the traditional summer treat, could offer unexpected health benefits of preventing development of heart disease and diabetes, says a study.
University of Warwick scientists have been studying the beneficial effects of strawberries on cardiovascular health, particularly around how they prevent the development of heart disease and diabetes.
(Sujai Karampuri) Though we may not realize it, and those who realize this may not articulate it, but Telangana Movement has multiple goals and agendas. While the most obvious one is to attain separate statehood, there are few other essential goals and objectives which have to be accomplished to bring prosperity to the people of Telangana.