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Demand to set up control room for Assam victims

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(Siasat News)Vice President of Mega City Youth Welfare Association, Mr. Mohammed Ali has sent memoranda to Ms. Sonia Gandhi and Dr. Manmohan Singh demanding them to setup a control room in New Delhi for monitoring the relief and rehabilitation work of the Assam victims so that the guarantee given in the constitution of India for protecting the lives of the citizen of India could be fulfilled.

He also stressed the need for the minister of Minorities Welfare, Govt. of India,
Mr. Salman Khusheed and Chairman of Human Rights Commission Justice

Water level in reservoirs not satisfactory-cuts in water supply likely

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(Siasat News)After facing the load shedding of electricity, the residents of the city of Hyderabad may have to suffer the shortage of drinking water in the near future.

Due to insufficient rainfall in the neighboring states of Maharashtra and Karnataka, the reservoirs are not getting sufficient quantity of water deposited in them.

As a result of it, it is likely that supply of drinking water may be slashed down in the month of February or afterwards.

TDP lost people’s confidence-and fell prey to political bankruptcy-State ministers

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(Siasat News)The gimmicks played by the TDP MLA’s two days back in front of Chief Minister’s chamber were condemned by three ministers of State Govt. They condemned severely the attitude adopted by TDP MLA’s in staging dharna programme in Secretariat. They remarked that TDP leadership has lost public confidence and they are not able to think what they are doing. This is the reason that they are adopting novel methods of recording their protest. TDP is a power monger party. It is trying to assume power by hook or crook. They are, therefore, making an attempt to defame the Govt.

26/11 survivors, victims’ kin hail court verdict

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Survivors and kin of victims of the 26/11 terror attacks Wednesday hailed the Supreme Court judgment upholding the death sentence of Ajmal Kasab, the only surviving Pakistani terrorist behind the strike.

“I’m more than happy. I know my husband is not going to return, but it gives some peace to my soul that the perpetrator of the crime has been punished even if he is just a pawn,” said Ragini Sharma, wife of Sushikumar Sharma, a ticket inspector at Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, who was among the 166 people killed in the carnage.

Timeline of case against Kasab

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Pakistani national Ajmal Kasab and nine others launched the four-day terror siege of Mumbai on Nov 26, 2008. On Wednesday, nearly four years later, the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence given to Kasab, the only Pakistani gunman caught alive. From then to now, a timeline:

2008

Nov 26: Kasab and nine Pakistani gunmen launch a bloody attack on multiple locations in south Mumbai

Nov 27: At 1.30 a.m., Kasab caught and placed under arrest, admitted to Nair hospital

Nov 29: Kasab gives statement to police, confesses role

32 convicted in Naroda Patiya massacre

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A special court in Gujarat Wednesday convicted 32 people, including a former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) minister, for the massacre of 97 people in Naroda Patiya locality during the 2002 riots.

Former minister and then BJP legislator Mayaben Kodnani and Bajrang Dal leader Babu Bajrangi were amongst those held guilty.

The court also acquitted 29 people in the case.

On Feb 28, 2002, a total of 97 people were killed in the industrial locality of Naroda.

Supreme Court backs death for Kasab

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The Supreme Court Wednesday upheld the death sentence of Ajmal Kasab, the only Pakistani terrorist caught alive after the 26/11 Mumbai strike that claimed 166 lives.

“We are constrained to hold that the death penalty is the only sentence that can be given in the circumstances of the case,” the apex court bench of Justices Aftab Alam and C.K. Prasad said.

Supreme Court upholds Kasab’s death sentence

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The Supreme Court Wednesday upheld the death sentence of Ajmal Kasab, one of the 10 Pakistani terrorists who launched the 26/11 Mumbai carnage that claimed 166 lives.

“We are constrained to hold that the death penalty is the only sentence that can given in the circumstances of the case,” the apex court bench of Justices Aftab Alam and C.K. Prasad said.

Kasab, the only Pakistani caught alive after the Nov 26-29 mayhem, had moved the apex court challenging the death sentence by a trial court, which was later upheld by the Bombay High Court.

India more opportunity than threat: Pakistani daily

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India is more opportunity than threat, said a Pakistani daily that noted the thaw in ties between Islamabad and New Delhi.

“Today, India is more opportunity than threat, and we can both be the richer as a result,” the News International said in an editorial Wednesday, a day ahead of an expected meeting between President Asif Ali Zardari and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh who are in Tehran to attend the NAM summit.

Excise official caught red-handed

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(Siasat News)Assistant Commissioner and Excise superintendent, Yerroju Gopala Krishna Murthy of the commissionerate of Prohibition and Excise, Khammam, sought money to permit consumption of Indian Made Foreign Liquor in a shop was caught red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs. 25,000.

—Siasat News

Sikh body wants action against Ajay Devgn

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Claiming that Sikhs were being shown in a bad light in the film “Son of Sardar”, the All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) has urged the clergy to take action against actor-producer Ajay Devgn.

In a letter to Akal Takht head Gurbachan Singh, AISSF president Karnail Singh demanded action against Devgn for hurting the religious sentiments of Sikhs.

The Akal Takht is the highest temporal seat of the Sikh religion.

Karnail Singh Tuesday said the film, to be released in November, had blasphemous remarks against Sikhs.

State government decided an upper cap on the fee reimbursement

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(Siasat News)State government on Tuesday decided an upper cap on the fee reimbursement. The government decided to provide a scholarship of Rs.35, 000 irrespective of the fee of the college in which student taken admission.

However this decision will not create problem to the student who want to take admission in 578 colleges where the fee is Rs.35, 000 but the student whose rank is good and can get seat in good engineering college where the placement and infrastructure is good will be forced to take in the 578 college if they financially not strong.

Republicans declare India geopolitical ally

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As Mitt Romney officially clinched the Republican presidential nomination, the party declared India a “geopolitical ally and a strategic trading partner”, much like the current occupant of the White House, Democrat Barack Obama.

Indicating the bipartisan support that US-India relationship enjoys, the party platform released Tuesday at its national convention in Tampa, Florida, said: “We welcome a stronger relationship with the world’s largest democracy, India, both economic and cultural, as well as in terms of national security.”

Syrian opposition asks US to introduce no-fly zone

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The opposition Syrian Support Group has called on the US to immediately establish a no-fly zone over Syria.

The group, which represents the rebel Free Syrian Army in Washington, claimed that Syria’s ruling authorities have intensified use of air strikes to attack cities held by rebels.

Louay Sakka, co-founder of the Syrian Support Group, said: “This is right now the time for a no-fly zone to take place. We need to stop the fixed-wing and helicopters from attacking. The regime cannot hold ground without air power or heavy artillery.”

Santa DOB joke

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Interviewer: what is your birth date?

Santa: 13th October

Which year?

Santa: Oye ullu ke pathe _ _ _ EVERY YEAR j

Maths Olympiad 2012 for school students

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(Siasat News)Central Govt. is celebrating 2012 as the year of Mathematics. A national level Maths Olympiad is being organized for school students.

Booklets have been prepared for the students of I to X class, which include simple questions on mathematics along with the life sketches of the famous Mathematicians.

For getting these books, please contact Institute of General Studies, JK complex, post Jubilee Hyderabad.

—-Siasat News

Communalism in India is a conspiracy of the British imperialism

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(Siasat News)India exhibited an exemplary character of communal harmony before the British rule. The rulers made communal harmony of as the motto of their life.

Mr. Asif Pasha, President of Telangana Elders’ Forum expressed these thoughts on the occasion of Eid Milap function held at Madina Education Center, Nampally, Hyderabad.

TDP’s protest on energy crisis

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(Siasat News)TDP MLA’s staged dharna programme in front of C.M’s chamber in Secretariat yesterday evening but they failed to get any assurance from the Chief Minister. They were demanding the Govt. to restore seven-hour current supply to farmers. The dharna, which was staged at the 6th floor in front of C.M’s Chamber, continued for six hours. During the agitation, electric supply was disconnected at the instance of the security personnel in Secretariat. The TDP MLA’s continued their agitation using the light of their cell phones.

Jagan Claims mass popularity in A.P.

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(Siasat News)N.D.T.V. has conducted a survey about the political scenario in A.P. State; the results of the survey were released yesterday. In case mid term polls are held, Jagan will be able to get the support of 48% of the voters. They supported Jagan for his elevation as C.M. of A.P.

Mr. N.Chandrababu Naidu bags the support of 18% voters whereas Mr. K.Chandrasekhara Rao gets the support of 17% voters.

Bifurcation of State unacceptable-Seema Andhra leaders meeting

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(Siasat News)A meeting of the Congress M.P’s representing Seema Andhra Region was held at the residence of Mr. K.S.Rao, M.P. in Hyderabad.

A resolution was passed by these M.P.’s requesting Dr. Manmohan Singh not to bifurcate A.P. State into Telangana and Andhra Regions.

These M.P’s have also decided to meet Ms. Sonia Gandhi and the members of core committee for making a representation for not dividing the state.

Medical Education Abroad

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(Siasat News)Many Indian students have a dream to acquire a medical degree for their better future but most students of middle class can’t afford the heavy fees of the medical colleges in India.