Hyderabad, December 10: A large number of Urdu schools lack furniture and students are forced to sit on the floor. Several schools do not have save drinking water; there is no toilet facility in a large number of schools; students and teachers face difficulty answering the call of nature. Lack of basic facilities in Urdu medium schools is forcing the Urdu medium students to drop education.
Woman’s body found in sack
Hyderabad, December 10 (Siasat News): The body of a woman stuffed in a gunny bag was abandoned near a transformer at L N Nagar in Yousufguda on Friday morning.
Some locals who saw stray dogs trying to tear off the bag, informed the matter to the
Police. The victim was identified as K Rani, 28 of site-III Borabanda.
Banjara Hills police inspector M Sudarshan said that Rani was a maidservant and reportedly an alcoholic.
Islamabad, December 10: President Asif Ali Zardari has said that he is completely alright and will return to Pakistan soon. A television anchor who spoke to him quoted the president as saying that many of his enemies did not want him to return to his country.
“They think that I have fled but escape is not an option. I will never leave as I was born in Pakistan and I will die in Pakistan. Inshallah, I will return in a few days and my enemies will be disappointed,” television anchor Hamid Mir quoted Zardari as saying.
Jordan, December 10: A Jordanian manager allegedly kidnapped and raped a Kazakhstani manager in her flat, the Dubai Criminal Court heard.
AAA, 34 is accused by the prosecution of attacking EA, 26, in her building by holding her hands and putting a sharp tool to her back and pushing her towards her flat. He beat her until she fell unconscious and then raped her thrice. He also stole some stuff from her flat and ran away leaving her with 2 per cent permanent disability.
Paris, December 10: The Eiffel Tower and its surroundings in Paris were evacuated Friday evening after an anonymous caller, claiming to be member of terror outfit Al Qaeda, said there was a bomb kept nearby.
Police received a call around 5 p.m. from the man, Xinhua reported citing local broadcaster Europe1.
Around 2,000 visitors were asked to quit the 324-metre-tall tower, but police did not find any explosive as described in the phone call.
In 1995, two explosions took place in Paris, causing several casualties.
Hyderabad, December 10: Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Civil Services Examination Coaching Academy has been established by MHRD to provide coaching for CSE and other Services for students from Minority & Women.
Hyderabad, December 10: Old Qutub Shahi mosque is located in a garden at Maheshvaram road. Though located by the side of main road it has been completely hidden among the bushes. Despite this it questions every Muslim passing by looking into his eyes ‘have you forgotten me! The One who has created you and to whom you shall return; I am the house of the same Real Owner but I am abandoned and deserted.”
Hyderabad, December 10: (Siasat News) Incharge of A.P. Affairs, Mr. Ghulam Nabi Azad has remarked that the time has come for taking a decision on Telangana issue. He instructed the C.M. to reach, New Delhi today. He also declared that disciplinary action would be taken against the M.L.A’s who violated party whip. He hinted at the reshuffle of cabinet after Telangana issue is resolved. Two years ago, seeing the deteriorating health condition of Mr. K. Chandra Sekhara Rao, Home Minster Mr. P. Chidambaram had announced on 9th December 2009 the decision to form Telangana state.
Hyderabad, December 10: Under the auspices of Siasat, 14th Talent search test will be held on Sunday 11th December 2011 in the city of Hyderabad and at various centers in the districts. Student studying in S.S.C., CBSE and other equivalent courses are eligible to participate in the test.
The prizes are laptop, desktop computer and e-book reader for those who secure 1st, 2nd, and 3rd ranks respectively. In addition to these prizes scholarships will also be awarded. Further details can be had from Mr. Moazzam Hussain at phone number 9248004022.
–Siasat News–
Hyderabad, December 10: (Siasat News) Haj Camp 2011 came to an end yesterday after the last group of Haj pilgrims returned to Hyderabad. The last contingent included. 209 pilgrims. Through another flight brought 266 pilgrims had reached Hyderabad early in the morning. In this way a total of 475 Haj pilgrims came back home yesterday.
Mr. Syed Khaleeluddin, Chairman Haj Committee and Mr. Ahmedullah, Minister for Minorities Welfare welcomed the Haj pilgrims at the Airport.
Hyderabad, December 10: (Siasat News)Congress M.P.’s representing Telangana registered a strange type of protest to invite the attention of Ms. Sonia Gandhi to resolve T-issue.
Hyderabad, December 10: (Siasat News) Nearly 2643 posts will be filled up through recruitments which include 1867 civil, 363 Armed Reserve Forces. 55 posts will be filled up by ladies and 150 lady constable will also be recruited. Steps are being taken to train eligible youths. Mr. A.K. Khan told the newsmen yesterday. He said that City police is trying to recruit persons with good mroal character. He told that this is a golden opportunity for entry into police service. He desired the youths to submit applications before 28th December 2011.
–Siasat News–
Hyderabad, December 10: Police harassment cases tops the list of about 5,038 cases pending before the State Human Rights Commission as on December 9.
A total of 1,249 police harassment cases are pending before the Commission.
As many as 305 women harassment cases and 253 cases of pension for physically challenged person are also pending.
The Commission’s acting chairperson, K. Peda Peri Reddy, said that the SHRC disposed of as many as 12,698 cases since August last year till date.
“Except 239 cases admitted this year, the rest of the cases are from 2005 to 2010,” he stated.
Hyderabad, December 10: Wearing ear-phones linked to mobile phones or Ipods while driving a vehicle can attract a fine of Rs 500.
Driving while talking on a phone is fined under Section 184 A of Motor vehicles Act.
Kolkata, December 10: Six owners of AMRI Hospital in south Kolkata’s Dhakuria were arrested on Friday following the massive fire in which at least 88 people have been killed. The six who have been arrested are SK Todi, RS Goenka, Ravi Todi, Manish Goenka, Prasanta Goenka and Dayananda Agarwal, and the licence of the hospital has been cancelled.
A senior Kolkata Police officer said that the six have been charged with negligence, culpable homicide not amounting to murder and attempt to culpable homicide.
Hyderabad, December 10: The major fire in Kolkata’s AMRI hospital on Friday that killed 90 people has brought into sharp focus the fire safety measures in Hyderabad’s private hospitals. And sadly around 400 hospitals in the city are fire accidents waiting to happen. After an inspection by the fire prevention wing of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation of 556 hospitals (below 15 m in height and having a minimum capacity of 50 beds), only 149 hospitals possessed the No Objection Certificate from the fire department for installing fire safety equipment.
Hyderabad, December 10: Dr. APJ. Abdul Kalam, Former President of India, inaugurated a technology center for design & development of world class Advance Navigation systems & Real-time Embedded computing products at Research Center Imarat (RCI), the brain child of Dr. Kalam and the premier defence Avionic systems laboratory situated in the DRDO’s Missile complex in Hyderabad.
Hyderabad, December 10: A special CBI court on Friday reserved its order on the bail plea of Koneru Prasad, Chairman of Trimex group and a key accused in the APIIC-Emmar land deal case, to December 12.
Prasad was arrested by the investigating agency last month in connection with the APIIC-Emaar land deal case.
Opposing the bail application of Koneru Prasad, the CBI counsel argued that he had illegally transferred the excess money that had made from the sale of villas, to the bank account of his son Madhu Koneru, who stays in Dubai.
Rabat, December 10: The man set to become Morocco’s first Islamist prime minister said on Friday his government would not try to make women dress more modestly.
Abdelilah Benkirane is to lead a coalition government after his Justice and Development Party (PJD) became the latest Islamist movement in the Middle East to win an election in the wake of the “Arab Spring” revolutions.
Makkah, December 10: Makkah Gov. Prince Khaled Al-Faisal will wash the Kaaba today (Saturday) on behalf of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah. The House of God is washed twice a year before Ramadan and after Haj.
The governor will be joined in the process by the President of the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques Sheikh Saleh bin Abdul Rahman Al-Hossain, his deputy for the Affairs of the Grand Mosque Muhammad bin Nasser Al-Khozaim, accredited Islamic diplomats, the Sadana (custodians) of the Holy House and a number of citizens.
New Delhi, December 10: Terrorism should be seen as an international menace. No religious identity should be attached to it as no religion on earth justifies terrorism that often ends up killing innocent people. Islam strongly forbids violence against the innocent. The unenlightened Muslims who say they are acting in defence of the religion may have either misinterpreted Islam or are practising it erroneously. And so, if one views at Islam on the basis of the activities of these misguided people, he or she will make a big mistake.
New Delhi, December 10: Faisal Khan, a Gandhian social activist is on fast, protesting against the “illegal” arrests of Muslim youths in terror cases. Interestingly Khan started his 72 hours fast from his home at Okhla, a Muslim dominated Delhi suburb.
London, December 10: A woman in the US was crushed to death while trying to climb out of an elevator that was stuck between floors.
Annette Lujan, 48, was half way out of the elevator when it suddenly started moving. She was trapped between the second and third floor as the lift began to move and suffered crush injuries, the Daily Mail reported.
Fire crews, summoned to an administrative building at Cal State in Long Beach, California, were able to lift the 2,000 elevator off Lujan. They tried administering first aid to her at the scene, but she died later at hospital.
London, December 10: A woman in Britain has admitted to have killed her husband by locking him up in a store cupboard of a burning building.
Julie Dixon, 43, had originally denied killing popular businessman David Twigg, 46, during a fire at a workshop in Burgh Le Marsh, Lincolnshire, in March last year, the Daily Mail reported.
According to Lincolnshire police’s spokeswoman, she admitted killing him on the second day of her trial at Lincoln crown court.
Gurgaon, December 09: A 15-year-old domestic help was Friday arrested here for kidnapping the two-year-old baby of her employers as she allegedly wanted to teach them a lesson for their cruel behaviour, police said.
The juvenile justice board sent her to 14 days in judicial custody.
The accused was since the past three months working as domestic help at the Sector 41 house of Sohel Ghai, who worked with a soft drink company.
On Friday morning, when Ghai’s wife went out to send her elder son to school, the girl quietly slipped into the house and took away the two-year-old baby.