Gali Nagaraja An Egyptian appeals court has cancelled a ruling to list the Palestinian group Hamas as a terrorist organization.
According news24, judicial sources have been quoted, as saying that Cairo has for many years played a central role in engineering ceasefires between Israel and Hamas, which dominates the Gaza Strip, including a truce reached between the sides in August that ended a 50-day Gaza war.
European warships and coast guard vessels have reportedly rescued over 2,000 migrants off the coast of Libya.
The BBC quoted the Malta-based, Migrant Offshore Aid Station, as saying that Italian, Irish and German ships were used in the rescue effort.
It said that that Her Majesty’s Ship Bulwark, a British Royal Navy ship, is also making its way towards Libya to assist.
The Bulwark has already saved almost 1,800 people over the past month.
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Counseling program organized by Siasat Urdu Daily was very helpful to the students who passed out EAMCET this year. Muslim students are increasingly taking interest in the field of education which is yielding fruitful result. These thoughts were expressed by Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, Editor of Siasat Urdu Daily while addressing a career guidance program organized at Royal Regency Garden, Asif Nagar for the students who have cleared EAMCET this year. Speaking at the function, Mr. Zahid Ali Khan told that more girls are studying than the boys. He requested the parents to get their children educated.
Union Minister for Labour & Employment Bandaru Dattatraya will be participating in the 104th session of International Labour Conference being held in Genera from June 10 to 12 to deliberate on labour related issues. He will leave Hyderabad for Geneva on June 9. From June 10, he will participate in the BRICS (developing countries group) meeting.
TDP MP from Malkajgiri Malla Reddy has said he praised Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao only because he visited his constituency.
It may be recalled that Malla Reddy, participating in a government function at Malkajgiri where the Chief Minister handed over house site pattas to the poor, showered praises on the Chief Minister forgetting that he belongs to TDP.
The Hyderabad Mathur Kayastha Education & Welfare Society will celebrate Telangana Kayastha Cuisine/Food Festival as part of Telangana Formation Day Celebrations on June 7 at 6pm at Sushil Mathur Bhavan, Dr B.R. Ambedkar University Road (Road No.46) Jubilee Hills.
The Kayasth community played a prominent role in the history of Telangana since 400 years and more. They were always in the forefront in seeking a separate State of Telangana. They appealed to the general public to come and taste special delicacies which are the trademark of Telangana kayasth community. (NSS)
Anti-Corruption Bureau of Telangana State grilled TDP MLA, Mr. Revanth Reddy who was arrested in Cash-for-Vote case. ACB took Revanth Reddy in police custody for four days. An official of ACB told that Mr. Reddy is cooperating with the ACB. The legal adviser of Mr. Revanth Reddy told that Mr. Reddy was interrogated for 2 hours by the officials of ACB in his presence.
–Siasat News
Australia Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Saturday said the Islamic State was using chlorine in attacks and recruiting highly trained technical experts to make chemical weapons.
“The use of chlorine by Daesh, and its recruitment of highly technically trained professionals, including from the West, have revealed far more serious efforts in chemical weapons development,” she said.
Ms. Bishop described the group as one of the “gravest security threats we face today”.
Four Hindu girls of Dr A R Undre English High School (ICSE) and Junior College (ISC) at Borli Panchatan village in Raigad district (Maharastra) which offers Urdu as an optional subject at ICSE board examination registered success in Urdu language. One of the students, Samruddhi Shyam Waghmare secured 90% marks in Urdu. She was the topper in that subject in her class leaving two marks behind Madiha Muazzam Undre who was the overall topper in the class of 64 students.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that history has been made as India and Bangladesh exchanged the Instruments of Ratification of the Land Boundary Agreement (LBA).
“History has been made today. We have resolved the border question that has lingered for years,” Prime Minister Modi said on twitter.
“We have not merely settled a boundary, we have made our borders more secure & made our people’s lives more stable,” he added.
West Indies skipper Denesh Ramdin has called on his team mates to put up a better display of cricket in the second and final Test match against Australia next week in Jamaica.
West Indies suffered a nine-wicket defeat on Saturday inside three days in the first Test in Dominica.
Debutant Australian batsman Adam Voges was adjudged Man of the Match for scoring his maiden century (130 not out) in the first innings.
Ramdin said that Australia are a very good unit, insisting that they need to play a lot tougher cricket when they are in positions of strength, Sport24 reported.
Rahul Gandhi today directed his fire on Prime Minister Narendra Modi accusing him of hopping from scheme to scheme and the focus on the yoga event later this month and “failure” to fulfil promises like job creation.
He repeated his jibe of “suit boot ki sarkar” to paint the NDA government as pro-rich and anti-poor and anti farmer.
The Congress Vice President also slammed the NDA government over the land bill issue while referring to the agrarian and tribal agitations in Nandigram, Bhatta Parsaul and Niyamgri.
At least seven people were killed and 25 others injured in a massive blaze that broke out on the fourteenth floor of the 22-storey Lake Home housing society in Mumbai’s Chandivali on Saturday.
Eight fire tenders were rushed to the spot and the fire is reportedly under control now.
“In all 32 people were affected by the fire, out of them seven are dead (five men and two women). Out of the seven that were killed in the fire, five were inside the lift and in the common passages,” said PS Rahangdale, chief PRO, Fire Service told ANI.
Foreign Secretary S. Jaishankar on Saturday said that Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had expressed her appreciation for New Delhi’s Neighbourhood First policy.
“The Prime Minister of Bangladesh expressed her appreciation for our Neighbourhood First policy. Many agreements were signed by the two nations. Initiatives were also taken in trade and investment sector,”
Jaishankar said at a media briefing here.
The Foreign Secretary further also hailed the cooperation between the two neighbours on the security front.
A ninth standard girl was allegedly raped by two youth in Dankaur area here today.
The victim had gone for shopping at a local market when the two youth, who also studied in her school, met her and asked her to accompany them at a room, police said.
The girl was allegedly raped by them at the room and later on hearing her screams some neighbours came to her rescue, police said.
On seeing the neighbours the accused fled from the spot.
Police said that a manhunt has been launched to arrest the two youth and the victim has been sent for medical examination.
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Heavy rain lashed parts of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on Saturday, Met officials said, as conditions became conducive for further progress of monsoon in the two states.
Some parts of coastal Andhra Pradesh received rainfall of over six cm since Friday. The pre-monsoon showers further brought down temperatures and cheered the people in the two states, where a searing heat wave claimed over 2,200 lives this summer.
However, the heavy rains inundated low-lying areas and hit normal life in East Godavari district in coastal Andhra Pradesh. The gales damaged banana crops in the region.
World number one Serena Williams has bagged her 20th Grand Slam title after beating her Czech opponent Lucie Safarova in the French Open final in thrilling three sets here on Saturday.
The American battled past the flu to beat 13th seed Safarova 6-3, 6-7 (2-7), 6-2 in a contest that lasted two hours and one minute, the BBC reported.
Although Safarova wrestled her way back into the game brilliantly to win the second set, Serena outwitted her opponent in the decider by winning the last six games.
Uttar Pradesh Minister Totaram Yadav on Saturday ignited controversy by saying that rapes happen with mutual consent.
“There is nothing like rape. Rapes happen with mutual consent,” he told reporters.
His comment drew instant flak from activists and other leaders who termed it shameful and deplorable.
“UP Minister Totaram Yadav’s statement is deplorable and shameful. But I think this is his party-line because other leaders of his party have also made such statement,” said lawyer and activist Abha Singh.
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Muhammad Sayeed inaugurated the Police-Public Cricket Premier League (PPCPL) at the Sher-e-Kashmir Cricket Stadium here on Saturday.
The event was hosted by commentator Charu Sharma and attended by a large number of people.
Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif and Kashmir Ranji team captain Pervez Rasool were also present.
The chief minister released the theme song and tournament fixture, besides unveiling the trophy. He later presented mementoes to Kaif and Rasool.
In a sign that Afghanistan is rethinking its outreach efforts to Pakistan, President Ashraf Ghani has demanded that Islamabad end its longstanding support for the Afghan Taliban.
In a letter to Pakistani civilian and military leaders, Ghani has requested specific steps to end the Taliban’s sanctuary in their country and help in addressing their violent campaign inside Afghanistan.
Batting legend Rahul Dravid was on Saturday named the coach of the India ‘A’ and Under-19 teams by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
The development was confirmed by BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur at a press conference after a board meeting here on Saturday.
“There is good news, Rahul Dravid has agreed to coach the Under-19 and India ‘A’ teams,” Thakur said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina a hand-woven tapestry from Venkatagiri, Andhra Pradesh.
It has been woven in the Jamdani style — the famous traditional sari of Bangladesh, Modi said on his personal website where he posted the photo of this artwork on Saturday.
Modi presented the gift before the two leaders sat for a meeting.
Located in Nellore district in Andhra Pradesh, Venkatagiri is famous for handlooms, and its weavers have adopted the fine Jamdani weaving technique while assimilating traditional designs of the region.