Gali Nagaraja

All the efforts of police to bring public closer to police failed. People have lost faith in police. They are afraid of police to such an extent that they prefer to commit suicide rather than facing the atrocities of the police.

In a surprising incident, police took out a dead body from Osman Sagar the other day.

On enquiry, the mother of the deceased Madhu told that the police that she had advised her son to go underground for sometime to save himself from the eyes of police.

Mr. Mohammed Ismail Husain, member of FCI State Convener Minority Cell condemned the communal violence occurred in Tandur. The Govt. should help them to start their trade afresh and to take stern action against the culprits so that such incidents of violence do not recur.

He applauded the steps taken by Ms. P.Sabeetha Indira Reddy for her timely visit to the affected areas of Tandur.

Dr. Meer Mubashir Ali, Skin Specialist will conduct a free medical camp from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Sunday 23 September at Cuticare Center, Salarjung Colony. All the white ration cardholders may avail of this opportunity. They may register their names at phone numbers 64579099 or 8374105610

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Mr. Sanaullah Khan, General Secretary of Telangana Praja Front condemned the campaign of Mr. L.Rajagopal against Telangana. He told that Mr. Rajagopal has usurped the valuable wakf land of the Muslims of Telangana. He is trying to stop the formation of Telangana State under the pretext of communal riots and Naxalite violence.

According to Mr. Shahbaaz Ahmed Khan, an emergency meeting of the City TDP Minorities cell will be held at 10 a.m. today the 22nd September at its office at Masab Tank. It will be presided over by Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, Editor Siasat and Politburo member of TDP.

Mr. Shahbaaz Ahmed Khan told that during the tenure of Congress rule in the State. Govt. of A.P. did not release the complete budget for the welfare schemes related to Minorities. The activities of A.P. State Minorities Corporation are limited only to the disbursement of scholarships.

Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, Editor Siasat declared the attempt of Hyderabad Police to arrest once again the sons of Maulana Mohammed Naseeruddin as most unfortunate. The efforts of the local police to approach the court for the cancellation of bail granted to them indicate that the police intend to continue its atrocities on the family members of Maulana Mohammed Naseeruddin. The police think that none can put a ban on its attempts. Muslims will also believe that these persons are involved in the terrorist activities.

In the present days of price rise, if one has to meet unforeseen expenses, it becomes burdensome for him. It is possible that natural calamities may be postponed but it is not possible for anyone to escape from the clutches of the police.

V.C. Circle in collaboration with Federation of A.P. Chamber of Commerce and Industry (F.A.P.C.C.I) will organize Hyderabad Investment Summit 2012 from 9.30 a.m. to
5.30 p.m. on 11th October at Indian School of Business Campus, Madhapur Hitex City.

President of FAPCCI, Mr. Devender Surana, Mr.Karthi Munda Swamy of Colcum Ventures, Dr. N.Krishna Reddy, CEO of care Hospitals group and higher officials of other companies will address the summit. They will highlight on the opportunities of investment.

Dr. Sreedharan, Metro Man of our country, delivered Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Memorial lecture yesterday at National Police Academy at Shivarampally. The topic of the lecture was “Delhi Metro-A Success Story”. In his lecture, Dr. Sreedharan told that on the success of Delhi Metro Project, other cities are trying to implement it. Dr. Sreedhara has been awarded Padmashree and Padma Vibushan awards by Govt. of India. Director of the Academy, Mr. V.N. Ray welcome the guest Mr. T.K.Vinod Kumar,

Lumeric Inc., a company, which provides solution in healthcare, and I.T. Industry, wants to expand its business in India. It is an American Company, which has 110 workers working at its Development Center at Hyderabad. Mr. W.Mechael Long, Chairman and CEO of Lumeric and Essence Group of Holdings told that they have plans to recruit 2000 to 3000 workers in the next three years. A large number of these workers will be working in India.

—-Siasat News

Center for Innovations in Public Systems of Administrative Staff College of India will conduct a programme in “Innovation Action” from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on 22nd September 2012 at its office at Belavista, Somajiguda Hyderabad.

All are invited to attend this programme

—-Siasat News

Center for Innovations in Public Systems of Administrative Staff College of India will conduct a programme in “Innovation Action” from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on 22nd September 2012 at its office at Belavista, Somajiguda Hyderabad.

All are invited to attend this programme

—-Siasat News

B.M. Birla Science Center in collaboration with Italian Embassy in New Delhi will conduct a workshop on “I.T. Education, Research and Industry’ on 10th October.

Another workshop will be held at Autumn School on 11th October on “Latest trends in Web Intelligence and Computer Science”.

Experts in these fields from Italy and India will address these workshops.

Hyderabad District is the largest of all the districts in the State in which Govt. declared Urdu as the second official language. The largest population of Urdu speakers is residing in Hyderabad only. It is the responsibility of the Collector of the district to implement the policy of making Urdu as a second official language.

For the first time in the state, people and the dealers of fair price ration shops have handed over nearly 5.10 lakh bogus ration cards to the Department of Civil Supplies. The department expects that another set of 90 thousand ration cards would be handed over to it very soon. After surrendering these ration cards, there will be a saving of Rs.24 crore to the Govt. Govt. of A.P. is spending nearly Rs.250 crore on supplying essential food grains at subsidized rates.

When former Punjab cabinet minister Master Mohan Lal got his pension pay order from Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, it was an achievement for teachers in privately managed but government aided schools in Punjab.

Lal got his cheque for as a retired social science teacher of the Arya Senior Secondary School, Pathankot, before becoming the transport minister in the previous government (2007-12) of Badal.

Teachers of private schools, which are otherwise aided by the government, got their pension scheme restored by the Badal government after a fight of almost nine years.

The Congress will meet West Bengal Governor M.K. Narayanan Saturday evening to formally convey its decision to withdraw its support to the Mamata Banerjee government.

“We will meet the governor at 6 p.m. and formally withdraw support from the Trinamool Congress government,” state Congress president Pradip Bhattacharya said.

—-IANS

Bipasha Basu is taking a much-needed break. After suffering a bout of exhaustion and viral fever after the release of her film “Raaz 3”, the actress started work on “Aatma”, but she has now realised she needs proper rest.

“Have taken a week off from work to recover properly! Taking baby steps towards my fit self. We all should realise nothing is bigger than good health,” said the otherwise fit and fabulous 33-year-old.

“Aatma” is a horror film, directed by Suparn Verma. It stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui opposite Bipasha.

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Asin on European holiday!

Pakistan’s telecom operators lost a staggering Rs.450 million Friday due to the blocking of mobile phones in 15 cities across the country that cut-off over 50 million people, a media report said Saturday.

Protests took place across the country Friday against the anti-Islam film “Innocence of Muslims”. Clashes took place as the country observed Youm-e-Ishq-e-Rasool (love of Prophet Mohammad day).

The government decided to cut-off mobile phone services in 15 cities to prevent unrest, but the move failed as violence left 23 people dead and 200 injured.

At least three people were killed Saturday in a US drone strike in Pakistan’s northwest tribal area, a media report said.

US drones fired two missiles at a vehicle suspected of carrying militants in the Datta Khel area of North Waiziristan, a stronghold of militants along the Pakistan-Afghan border, killing at three people and wounding two, reported Xinhua citing a media report.

The strike came at a time when the Pakistani foreign minister is paying a visit to the US.

The US and Pakistan have pledged to work together to confront challenges facing Afghanistan.

“We face a common threat from a common enemy, and we must confront terrorism and extremism together,” US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told reporters prior to her meeting Friday with Pakistani Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, reported Xinhua.

“Earlier this month, I designated the Haqqani Network as a foreign terrorist organization so we could make full use of every available legal authority to end their deadly attacks,” she said.

A female officer has taken over the basic training unit of a US Air Force base in Texas after a widening sex scandal involving more than a dozen male instructors and more than 40 female recruits.

Deborah Liddick Friday became the commander of the 737th Training Group at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas, where she will be in charge of training about 35,000 new recruits each year, reported Xinhua citing media reports.

The war of words is hotting up in Himachal Pradesh – literally.

The main political parties – the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the opposition Congress – are fast issuing statements and counter-statements with the assembly elections just a few weeks away.

The parties are slinging mud at each other, raking up old controversies related to corruption.

The Congress this week coined a slogan: “Kaho dil se, corruption phir se” (Say from the heart, corrupt government should return).

US airline traffic in June rose slightly after inching down a month earlier, the US Transportation Department reported.

US airlines carried 66.6 million domestic and international passengers in June 2012, 0.6 percent more than the same period of 2011, said the department Friday. The fresh number of passengers was also 2.5 percent above that of two years ago in June 2010, reported Xinhua.

Specifically, there were 0.2 percent more domestic passengers and 2.8 percent more international passengers in June than a year ago.

Lok Sabha member from Agra Ram Shankar Katheria was injured when he was hit in stone-pelting by a mob, police said Saturday. The incident, in an area where most hotels are located, prompted foreign tourists to flee.

Katheria had to be admitted to a hospital after he was hit by a stone in the Tourist Complex area of Fatehabad Road Friday night.

Hotels and cars were attacked. Most foreign tourists fled, some leaving the city late at night, as they feared for their life, industry sources said.