Month: July 2011

Hyderabad, July 25: All India Majlis-e-Tameer-e-Millat Study Circle is organising Quranic colloqiums during the month of Ramzan at Gulshan-e-Khaleel, Masab Tank on various topics. Islamic scholars such as Dr. Mohammed Mustafa Shareef, Dr. Shahid Ali Abbasi, Dr. Mohammed Mushtaq Ali, Maulana Sadiq Mohiuddin Faheem, & Mr. Habeeb Abdur Rahman Al-Hamid will speak on various topics of Islamic teachings.

All the Muslims are request to attend these meetings and derive benefits.

——Siasat News

Mumbai, July 25: When 25 policemen barged into a “shut” bar at Saki Naka early on Sunday to stop “illegal goings-on”, they had no idea what was to follow. Within minutes of entering the place, the employees, including six bar girls, charged at the cops and beat them up, leaving two constables injured.

Hyderabad, July 25: Before the commencement of Ramazan, Muslims should plan to get its blessings. Muslim scholars have written many books on worships and fasting. By studying those books, Muslims can determine to act. These thoughts were expressed by Mr. Mohammed Azheruddin, Secretary, Public Relations of Jamaat-e-Islami.

The programme was started by the recitation of the Quranic verses by Mr. Masood Javeed Hashmi. Mr. Abdul Muqtadir welcomed. Various programmes of recitation of Quran were finalised.

——-Siasat News

Medak, July 25: Graveyard situated near the entrance gate of Medak Town is facing the illegal attempts by a Non-Muslim trader to construct a path in it. A hut was removed and Mr. Yellaiah tried to usurp the graveyard land to construct shops.

Some Muslim leaders have conspired with him. Other Muslim leaders are trying to save this land from the land grabbers. Police should take immediate action against the culprits.

——Siasat News

New Delhi, July 25: Darul Uloom Deoband in its press note said that certain communal organizations are trying to defame the institution by sending fake e-mails and by using Internet. It is an organized conspiracy to deface the reputation of this world famous Muslim institution.

A fake organization by name “Tahreek-e-Talibaan-e-Hindustan” issued an e-mail claiming that India never belonged to the Hindus. It was governed by the Muslims for centuries.

Hyderabad, July 25: It is essential to oust Andhraties from the Telangana region to give Urdu its true position in Hyderabad and 10 districts of Telangana. Talking to the media persons here on Sunday, Dr. N Janardhan Reddy told that before the formation of Andhra Pradesh Urdu used to be the official language of Hyderabad Deccan but after the formation of Andhra Pradesh prejudiced attitude towards Urdu language became the cause of its destruction.

Driver gets killed in a robbery attempt

Hyderabad, July 25 (Siasat News): In a bizarre incident, a driver of the DCM van was electrocuted when he had gone to the house of the electrician with the intention of robbery in Raidurgam but fate had something otherwise.

According to Inspector Raidurgam, Mr. Suresh, DCM van driver D Ganesh, 28 was trying to jump off the wall of the electrician’s house as he wanted to gain entry in the house but came in connection with the live wires laid there.

New Delhi, July 25: With the election campaign for Uttar Pradesh sounded, Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav on Sunday dubbed Congress as a bigger evil for minorities than BJP, betraying concern that he saw the ‘secular rival’ as a threat to his Muslim votebase and raising possibility of disturbances in the upcoming Parliament session.

The SP chief launched a broadside against Congress for adopting “anti-Muslim policies”, counting the many riots like Moradabad that took place under Congress governments.

Makkah, July 25: Chairman of the Supreme Judiciary Council Saleh Bin-Humaid has warned that current crises in the Muslim world have diverted the attention of followers from more serious issues.

“The current crises have taken a dangerous turn diverting the attention of the Muslim Ummah from major issues such as Palestine,” said Bin-Humaid, who chaired the second session of the three-day conference organized by the Muslim World League (MWL) on the current issues of the Muslim world in Makkah on Sunday.

Hyderabad, July 25: One of the 4 friends who went to Osman Sagar for picnic, drowned in an attempt to take pictures. The other three also jumped into the lake to rescue their friend. They were also drowning but were saved by a person who bravely rescued the trio from drowning however not knowing how to swim19 year old Mohammad Mubeen drowned.

Hyderabad, July 25: A 35-year-old woman was gangraped by unidentified men in Ghatkesar on Saturday night.

Locals noticed the victim in a semi-conscious state in an open plot and alerted the police on Sunday.

“On receiving information from locals, a police team went to the crime spot near Bhoopati School and shifted the victim, who was in an inebriated condition, to Gandhi Hospital,” Ghatkesar inspector K Srikanth said. Police said the woman had suffered injuries on her private parts and was undergoing treatment at the hospital. ”

Hyderabad, July 25: Bhanu Kiran, the prime accused in the Maddelacheruvu Suri murder case is on the top of the list of ‘most wanted’ on the website of Crime Investigation Department. Bhanu Kiran was absconding following Suri’s murder at Banjara Hills on January 3, 2011.

Mumbai, July 25:Shah Rukh Khan was at his generous best when he surprised Sanjay Dutt by presenting him a cruiser bike costing more than Rs. 15 lakhs.

According to source, “When SRK approached Sanju for a cameo in ‘RA.One,’ he immediately agreed but refused to discuss money for the part. Touched by his gesture, Khan wanted to do something special for him in return.”

New Delhi, July 25: The general council of the DMK which met here on Sunday has backedA Raja andM Kanimozhi, both of who are in prison in connection with allegations over the 2G spectrum allocation. It sought their release, pointing out that they were not convicted yet.

The general council also backedDayanidhi Maran who became the latest DMK member to bow out of the union cabinet, and accused the CBI of having a bias in striving to deny the bail pleas of Raja and Kanimozhi. Dayanidhi Maran was among the senior leaders who attended the deliberations of the party leadership here.

Karachi, July 25: Pakistan will not accept the supremacy of any country in South Asia, the country’s new foreign minister Hina Rabbani Khar said on Sunday, contending that neither the US nor China or India could downplay Islamabad’s strategic significance in the present scenario.

Ms Khar was reacting to questions about US secretary of state Hillary Clinton’s recent statement exhorting India to play a lead role in the Asian region.

Hyderabad, July 25: Commenting on the resignation episode of the Telangana MLAs and the Speaker’s rejection of the same, the Chief Minister, Mr N. Kiran Kumar Reddy, warned newspersons on Sunday that one could be arrested for questioning the Speaker’s decision.

The Chief Minister made this observation while reacting to a question about the Congress’ influence behind the Speaker’s decision during a press conference at Nellore.

Dubai, July 25: A man who fancied a steak went to a famous food chain Chilli’s outlet at Sharjah’s Sahara Centre and ordered one.

As the dish was served, his hunger instantly turned into disgust as there were worms in the plate.

Infuriated, Bahaa Hijazi quickly took shots of the plate with his mobile phone, summoned the restaurant manager and protested.

The manager said sorry and simply offered him another free meal.

Dubai, July 25: Moon will set before the sunset on 30th July, making it virtually impossible to sight the crescent moon on that day and thus the month of Ramadan will begin only on 1st August, predicted an astronomer.

Months in the lunar calendar start only after the sighting of the new moon and Islamic tradition make it mandatory that the crescent should be sighted after sunset to announce the beginning of the holy month.

Hyderabad, July 25: The 11 MLAs of Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) submitted their resignations again on Sunday while Congress and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) MLAs from Telangana held separate meetings to decide the course of action after their resignations were rejected. Confusion prevails over the resignations as instead of the Speaker, the Legislative Assembly Secretary Raja Sadaaram issued a statement saying that the resignations were not accepted as they were made in an emotionally surcharged atmosphere.

Hyderabad, July 25: Prophet Mohammed (SAWS) had said “Anyone who stands firmly on my path will get the reward of 100 martyrs”. A visit to the far-off places of the poor persons reveals that men and women have not been following the tenets of Islam.

They are engaged in labour work and indulged in sins. If they are not provided with education and training in the right direction, it is not possible to build a pious society. These thoughts were expressed by Mr. Mohammed Nayeemuddin, while addressing a gathering of Women Islamic Scholars and lady teachers of Nizamabad.

Hyderabad, July 25: Govt. of A.P. received Rs. 1,453 crore financial assistance from Govt. of India under Rajiv Vidya Mission for providing infrastructure to schools. This is the largest grant received by the States.

Mr. Parthasarathy, Minister for Secondary Education, Govt. of A.P. told that the Govt. is making efforts to provide basic amenities to schools. Nearly 1200 school buildings were constructed. He also said that Govt. is trying to fill up all the vacant posts of teachers in Govt. schools.

——-Siasat News

Hyderabad, July 25: Maulana Azad Education Foundation provides financial assistance to N.G.O’s for construction of school building, hostel etc.

Institutions with more than 50% Muslim students are eligible for aid. The institution must be registered for the past three years and should be recognized by the Govt.

New Delhi, July 25: Sacked Vice chancellor of Darul Uloom Deoband University Ghulam Vastanvi has expressed disappointment reiterating that he never praised Narendra Modi’s work in Gujarat.

CNN-IBN: Your reaction to the fact that you have been sacked.

Ghulam Vastanvi: Sincerely speaking, it is sad, no doubt. The intentions of a man holding a high post are always noble and suddenly if a decision goes against him, then it is always disappointing.

Oslo, July 25: At more than 1,500 pages long and nearly a decade in the making, the manifesto detailing Norwegian mass-killer Anders Behring Breivik’s murderous “crusade” gives a chilling picture of a self-confessed “monster.”

It was designed to bring about the revolution he says is needed to end a centuries-long Muslim colonisation of Europe.

Behring Breivik, the 32-year-old now in police custody, draws together decades of academic research and serves up a dedicated diary of bomb-making subterfuge. The final entry comes just moments before Friday’s Oslo carnage.

Ahmedabad, July 25: The Gujarat police are now tracking a mobile number provided by the Mumbai police in connection with the recent serial blasts in the business capital of India.

Mumbai cops had gone through all phone calls made from three spots where the blasts took place.