Qayam Ali

DEECET counseling starts today

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Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments issued the dietcet/ deecet counselling notification for this year 2015. Deecet web options starts from 7/1/2015 to 10/1/2015.

As per news received almost 20,000 seats are available In Andhra Pradesh and also in Telangana 14,000 seats are available for DEECET. As per state division act ie.e Andhra Pradesh Re-organization Act, upto to 10 years, all the admissions should be done jointly. Officials stated that web counseling process will be held around for 270 private colleges.

AP TS row over eamcet may end up in court

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The standoff between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana State governments over conducting of common entrance test may end up in a legal battle between the two states.

Insisting to his stated position, Telangana Education Minister G Jagadish Reddy said if Andhra students want to pursue their educaztion in Telangana they have to appear for the Eamcet entrance test conducted by its government.

He alleged that the AP government has issued the Eamcet notification ‘unilaterally’ without having any talk with TS.

Godman held for molesting women

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The Cyber Crime detective of Hyderabad police on Tuesday arrested Shoukath Hussain (25), a fake godman on account of harassing, extorting and blackmailing based on a complaint from the woman.

Central Crime Station booked a case againts Hussain, who is a computer hardware professional from Vellore in Tamil Nadu. Police have recovered a mobile phone and a sim cards from him.

In the appearance of a godman, Hussain had provided some fake medicine after meeting the victim several times and started harassing the woman saying that he would inform her husband about their meetings.

Bengal local polls will be an Acid test for BJP

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Soon after state elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand is over, the party is setting eyes on Bihar and West Bengal poll.

BJP president Amit Shah will be focusing on Bihar elections which is headed for elections next year and where Kolkata Municipal Corporation polls are due and it is an important test for the BJP before the state Assembly polls in 2016.

Yet no arrest is made in Banaglore chruch street blast case

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Investigation Team under Additional Commissioner of Police are examining crime scene footages from CCTV cameras for suspicious elements and has taken various leads from the Telugu newspaper used to wrap the IED to suspicious elements caught on CCTVs around the Church Street.

The accused in the blast are yet not arrested. Cops are still beating around the bushes.When asked a police officer said “No other evidence was left behind by those who triggered the blast except clues left behind on the bomb itself and also the CCTV footages from the area.

Govt to relocate Industries from Hyderabad limits

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Chief minister K ChandrasekharRao said the government would soon convene a meeting with all the legislators from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation for the relocation of industries.

In order to ease traffic and make Hyderabad a world-class city, the State government is actively thinking for relocation of the industries from within the city limits to the outskirts, so that such problem will not arise in future,” Industries Minister Jupally Krishna Rao said here on Tuesday.

India 71/1 at Close on Day 2 of SCG Test

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In reply to Australia’s 572 for seven declared in the first innings, India were 71 for one at stumps on the second day of the fourth and final cricket Test at the SCG here today.
The visitors trail by 501 runs with Lokesh Rahul (31 not out) and Rohit Sharma (40 not out) at the crease.

Brief Scores: Australia 1st innings 572/7 in 152.3 overs (Chris Rogers 95, David Warner 101, Steven Smith 117, Shane Watson 81, Shaun Marsh 73, Joe Burns 58; Mohammed Shami 5-112)

India 1st innings 71/1 in 25 overs (Lokesh Rahul 40 not out, Rohit Sharma 31 not out; Mitchell Starc 1-17).

How Rotavirus Causes Infection in Kids

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Considered to be the most common cause of severe diarrhoea in children, the tummy bug rotavirus attacks cells through carbohydrate receptors present on a child’s intestinal cells, a new study has found.

The study could greatly assist in understanding how this virus starts to infect cells and provides new direction in potential drug discovery, said co-senior author Mark von Itzstein, a professor at the Institute for Glycomics, Griffith University in Queensland, Australia.

Delhi High Court dismisses PIL against Aamir Khan’s ‘PK’, says it isn’t offensive

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The Delhi High Court Wednesday dismissed a PIL filed against Raj Kumar Hirani directed and Aamir Khan starrer film ‘PK’, saying “the film was not offensive”.

A division bench of Chief Justice G. Rohini and Justice R.S. Endlaw refused to entertain the plea which sought ban on the film for alleged derogatory remarks against Hindu gods, Hindu beliefs, faith and worship in the movie.

The bench said: “What was wrong in the movie? We don’t find anything offensive in it. We don’t find any substance in the plea.” The court said it will pass a detailed order on the plea later.

Over 40 Indians in Forbes annual list of global genius

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Over 40 Indians and people of Indian-origin, including technology wizards, inventors and policymakers, have been named by Forbes in its annual list of “young game changers, movers and makers” under the age of 30 from around the globe.

The fourth annual compilation by Forbes includes 600 millennials in 20 fields, including consumer technology, retail, entertainment, science, finance, media, social entrepreneurs, law and policy and enterprise technology.

2015 do or die for Modi

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One man who dominated in 2014, but will he dominates in 2015 as well? On recent form, one is not sure.

With everything beginning and ending with Government rules, India continues to search for her soul under the increasing onslaught of rising prices, cultural terrorism, intolerance, growing majority, Saffron Parivar’s ghar vapsi programmes and casteism, topped by more talk than action.

No toilets in 7,945 Girls schools in Telangana

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As per the Government of India’s Total Sanitation Campaign (TSC), toilets should be provided in government schools , emphasing on separate toilets for girls. But an audit inspection revealed upsetting facts about the state of affairs.

Chief minister KCR has chalked out many plans, but none of his promises fulfilled. Chief minister KCR promises for building “SHE Toilets” in the Govt Schoool of Telangana, but still today According to numbers from the Union HRD ministry, about 54 per cent of schools in Telangana do not have toilets for girls or have one, but are defunct.

Indian wives needs NOC from husband to travel abroad

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In a hilarious demand by travel agents for processing of papers of a married woman who are willing to travel abroad, to get No Objection Certificate from the woman’s husband.

It doesn’t matter if she is professionally employed or financially independent. They need it because, the Indian travel agents think it’s mandatory. Worse, these agents assume such an NOC is required by over 30 Muslim countries worldwide.

This came to light when Mahesh Shantaram shared a photograpg on Facebook , a travel agent processing his wife’s papers for a trip to Malaysia asked them to get an NOC.

TDP loosing tie-up with BJP

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TDP and BJP set to see a battle over water distribution from Godavari River to Krishna, through Polavaram Right Main Canal, for domestic and industrial use. BJP is also miffed over sanction of 1,300 crore for diversion of water.

BJP and other opposition parties alleged that with this way of water distribution would deprive the irrigation and drinking water needs of Godavari districts.

Buses in AP to go on strike from Tuesday

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RTC employee threatining to go on strike, if the management and the employees union do not agree on their 18 charter of demands. This will effect the 2 lakhs home bounded travellers to celebrate Sankranti.

RTC provide 5000 special bus services during festive seasons, if RTC buses go on strike then it will give an undue advantage for the private buses who are planning to increase the ticket prices thrice times.

Malaysian PM Suffers Bacterial Infection After Flood Tour

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Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has contracted a bacterial infection and is resting at home after touring districts hit by the country’s worst flooding in decades, an aide said today.

Tengku Sharifuddin Tengku Ahmad, Najib’s press secretary, told AFP the prime minister became infected with E.coli after criss-crossing the flooded areas last month.

“The prime minister is resting at home,” he said in a text message without elaborating.

E.coli are a large and diverse group of bacteria and most strains are harmless.

Honda Cars India hikes vehicle prices by up to Rs 60,000

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Honda Cars India on Monday increased prices of its vehicles by up to Rs 60,000 following the expiry of reduced excise duty concessions and also to offset rising input costs.

The company has raised the prices of its entry level car Brio in the range of Rs 15,000 to Rs 18,000 and it will now cost between Rs 4.21 lakh and Rs 6.30 lakh (all prices ex-showroom Delhi).

Prices of compact sedan Amaze have been hiked in the range of 19,000 to Rs 26,000 and it will now be available for Rs 5.18 lakh to Rs 7.78 lakh.

BJP compaigning includes celibrities to drum up votes in Delhi

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In order to garner the support of the voters in the upcoming Assembly election, Delhi BJP will bank on celebrity MPs Hema Malini, Shatrughan Sinha, Vinod Khanna and Smriti Irani who will be addressing rallies in the national capital.

According a senior BJP leader, party has so far prepared a list of 18 star campaigners to draw voters during campaigning. The list also includes the name of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and party’s national president Amit Shah, which is going to be kick started by the PM on January 10 at Ramila Maidan.

11,500 startups to come up in India by 2020,

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As many as 11,500 startups would come up in the country employing over 2,50,000 people by 2020, according to key findings of industry body Nasscom’s (National Association of Software and Services Companies) India Start-up Report 2014.

Unveiling the findings in Bangalore on Wednesday, Nasscom President R Chandrashekhar said 300 VC/PE (venture capital and private equity) and 225 angel investments deals amounting to over US $2 billion had been made in the country.

Chandrashekhar said over 20 mergers and acquisitions worth US $1 billion were done in the past three years.

Rallies, Processions Banned in Dhaka

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Ahead of the scheduled political rallies in Bangladesh’s capital city, all Dhaka-bound buses and ferries from across the country were prohibited Monday to prevent any untoward incident.

The measure was undertaken to thwart any incident in the wake of the ruling and opposition parties’ plans to hold programmes or rallies, defying police ban imposed Sunday, bdnews24.com reported.

TS culture to be included in PSC syllabus

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PSC in T state has set a committee with leading experts to look up into different issues like reviewing and for revising the current syllabus according to T state for various recruitment.

Prof. G Hara Gopal chairman of the said that after the state bifurcation, the existing syllabus need to be change, it may be history or literature, which was different when the state was one.

things like Telangana literature , history need to be added, said the professor.

BJP lambaste KCR for praising Nizam

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday lashed out at Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao for his lavishing praise on the last Nizam, Mir Osman Ali Khan, adding that unwarranted remark by somebody in his position can potentially harm the country’s peace process.

criticizing KCR, BJP leader Ashok Reddy asks CM “if the Nizam was a great ruler, the British rulers too had done many good things despite their suppressive rule, would KCR want people to celebrate their regime?”

Shoe thrown at Bihar CM Manjhi

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A shoe was hurled at Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi during his weekly ‘Janata Durbar’ (public meeting) in Patna Monday but missed its target, police said, adding that the man who threw it has been arrested.

‘Janata Durbar’ is held every week at the chief minister residence here where he meets people and listens to their grievances. It was started by former chief minister Nitish Kumar in 2006.

The man has been identified as Amritosh Kumar, a resident of Saran district.

I’ll bring positivity in ‘Bigg Boss 8’: Sana Khan

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Actress and “Bigg Boss 6” participant Sana Khan, who has entered the ongoing “Bigg Boss Halla Bol” series as a challenger, says she’ll bring a whiff of fresh air and positivity amid all the controversial elements in the show.

Sana is among the five challengers who entered “Bigg Boss Halla Bol”, an extended series of “Bigg Boss 8”, Saturday night. The new series, being hosted by choreographer-filmmaker Farah Khan went on air Sunday.

Before stepping into the ‘house’, Sana spoke to IANS over phone from Lonavla about her plans for the new stint in the reality show.

Will speak in language which India understands, Pak minister

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Pakistan on Saturday appeared to threaten India with retaliation over the killing of its soldiers in cross-border firing, saying it will now “communicate in the language they understand”.

“In the past six-seven months, we have tried to better our ties with India so that peace can prevail. But it seems that they do not understand this language,” Defence minister Khawaja Asif told reporters outside the Parliament.

“I believe, we will now communicate with India in the language they understand,” he said.