He wasn’t on his Odarpu Yatra but Jagan still behaved like he was amongst the public when he entered the Central Prison, Chanchalguda on Monday.
Cheerful and still smiling, Jagan folded his hands greeting the huge contingent of policemen and media persons at the jail. In the jail, he continued with the same demeanour, shaking hands with the jail staff and even enquiring about their well being.
Man murdered by co-worker
(Siasat News): A 35-year-old man was murdered by his co-worker following a quarrel. Both of them were under the influence of alcohol.
The deceased, A Sanjeeva Reddy, a worker at Rajdhani Hotel at Vanasthalipuram, was hit on his head with a heavy object by his co-worker Tirupathi while he was resting at his work place.
According to Vanasthalipuram police, Sanjeeva Reddy had a fight with his co-worker at his residence over a petty issue, but it was later resolved.
A 37-year-old Indian migrant in Italy killed his pregnant wife because she loved wearing western clothes and he wanted to punish her for going against Indian traditions.
The Indian — whose name was given as Singhj Kulbir — told police in Piacenza city in northern Italy that he strangled to death his 27-year-old wife — named as Kaur Balwinde — before throwing her corpse in the Po river, the AKI news agency reported.
Ministry of Minorities Welfare, Govt. of India has invited applications from the coaching academies offering coaching to the students belonging to Minority communities.
The coaching academies should have at least 3 classrooms and office room covering an area of 2000 sq.ft. The academy should have 3 years coaching experience. Out of 300 students they should provide coaching to at least 20%- minority students.
Completed applications should reach the Dy, Secretary (SS) Room No. 1131 Parivaran Bhavan, 11th Floor, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003 before 30th July 2012.
The rates of state scholarship given to Minorities by the AP Minorities Finance Corporation have been enhanced. These rates will be applicable from the academic year 2012-13.
Hostel boarders will now get Rs. 9,620 instead of Rs. 5250. The boarders of students’ managed hostels will get Rs. 4,420 instead of Rs. 2,500. Day Scholars who study in colleges 5 km away from their residences will now get Rs. 4,290.
Govt. of AP has established Six Institutes of Information Technology throughout the State. Rajiv Gandhi Knowledge Technology University manages all these institutes.
Admission is given to the students who have passed SSC they are admitted into six year integrated course of Information Technology.
The management of Pioneer Junior and Degree College in collaboration with Siasat Urdu Daily has arranged free admissions in Intermediate and Degree Colleges.
Pioneer Junior and Degree College is located in Pasha Chambers at Abid Road Adjacent to Ramakrishna theater.
At Intermediate level, BPC, MPC, MEC and CEC streams of courses, are available. In addition to these traditional courses, Computer Science Course and Vocational courses are also available. Pioneer Degree college is affiliated to Osmania University.
Sri Chaitanya IAS Academy is organizing an awareness workshop for the benefit of the candidates appearing for IAS and other Civil Services Examination.
This workshop is arranged at 9 am today at Sundariah, Vignana Gyana Kundram at Bagh Lingampally.
The successful candidates of 2011 batch who attended the coaching of this Academy will interact with the prospective candidates. The purpose of this interaction is to make the freshers aware of the pattern of examination and also to give some tips for the success in the test.
AP by elections are scheduled to be held on 12th June in 18 Assembly constituencies and one parliamentary constituency. Yesterday was the last date of withdrawals of nominations.
25 candidates withdraw their nominations. In 18 constituencies 242 candidates are contesting. For Nellore Lok Sabha seat, 13 candidates are contesting.
Mr. Bhanwarlal, Chief Electoral Officer disclosed this while talking to newsmen in secretariat yesterday.
The slaughter of scores of Syrian civilians, including children, has sparked a storm of outrage from Muslims worldwide, amid calls for an urgent action to stop ongoing bloodshed in the pivotal Arab country.
“Those criminals disregarded the teachings of Islam which sanctify the safety and protection of human life and ban the killing or harming of any innocent people,” Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, secretary-general of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), said in a statement obtained by OnIslam.net.
A Nigerian was arrested on Sunday for raping a Manipuri nursing student in Bangalore. Apparently, the accused was the boyfriend of the victim’s aunt.
The Bangalore Police arrested Prince John aka Johnson ( 31) and he was remanded in judicial custody for 14 days.
“ The accused raped the victim on May 13 in Bangalore. He had threatened her with dire consequences if she went to the police. Later, the victim fled to Mumbai and lodged a complaint with the police there. The case was transferred to us and we arrested Prince John,” Bangalore rural SP D. Prakash, said.
Siasat daily is offering coaching for Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission Group II, from June 1. Classes will be run at Abid Ali Khan eye hospital from 7 to 11 am. Concessional fee will be Rs. 2000.
Candidates who have applied for Group II and are interested to join coaching programme can register their names immediately. Group IV candidates can also benefit from the coaching.
Interested candidates can register their names with Syed Hameeduddin at Siasat office, Abids between 2 to 6 pm on week days. For further details call on 9246196958.
Siasat news
Blast at Congress MP’s rCongress MP L. Rajagopal’s resort on the city’s outskirts was damaged in a bomb blast, police said Tuesday.
The incident took place Friday night but police disclosed this only Tuesday. There was no words as to why it was kept under wraps for three dayus.
Walls and windows of the resort near Madhapur were damaged in the gelatin stick blast. The attackers left behind pro-Telangana pamphlets.
The watchman said he woke up to a deafening blast.
Forces loyal to Yemeni dictator Ali Abdullah Saleh shelled the city during the late hours of Saturday.
Tens of thousands of anti-government protesters held a demonstration in Taizz on Sunday, calling for the downfall of the regime.
The protest in Taizz came as on Saturday after Yemeni Vice President Abdrabuh Mansur Hadi announced February 21 as the date of presidential election in the country. This will be the first presidential election in Yemen since 2006.
The Yemeni vice president is expected to form a national unity government ahead of the election.
A 28-year-old, AC mechanic allegedly stole jewellery that were hidden above the false ceiling of the bathroom by a flat tenant, the Dubai Criminal Court heard.
Hamza Jameel, 32, Jordanian, teacher, testified that his mother arrived on a visit in January. She gave him her jewellery which worth about Dh60,000 and Dh500 cash to hide them to her.
“I put them in a sac and hidden them in the fall-ceiling of the bathroom.
As I turned home on January 23, my wife told me that technicians came and checked the filter of the AC of the central AC which is in the bathroom.
The offensive carried out in response to an earlier ambush by insurgents against a convoy of soldiers, also left at least two others injured in the Tasakhel area of upper Orakzai tribal region.
Security forces retaliated using artillery bombing.
The injured soldiers said to be in critical condition, have been taken to a local hospital.
Sources say clashes between the two sides continue to intensify in the troubled region.
Despite the Pakistani government’s frequent offensives against militants, they have been able to spread their influence in various regions of the country.
A prominent Saudi Islamic scholar has announced a reward of $450,000 for killing Syrian President Bashar Al Assad, who he branded a murderer.
Sheikh Ali Al Rubai said he would give the reward to any one who kills the Syrian leader following a massacre perpetrated by Assad’s loyalists in Houla neighbourhood in the central town of Homs this week. More than 100 civilians, including many children, were killed during the carnage.
Stop the War Coalition and Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament announced that they would participate in November 30 strike action organized by Trade Union Congress (TUC) to call on the government to cut war and Trident not pensions.
The campaigns stressed that the government’s spending cuts have only been applied on jobs and public services, while the spending on war is mounting without interruption.
Most Muslims are strongly against terrorism and only a few individuals are committing such acts and trying to hijack Islam, which is a synonym of peace, Saudi billionaire Prince Al Waleed bin Talal has said.
The Prince, one of the richest men on earth, said he believes that Islam has come under attack worldwide because of some bad groups within it, referring to the September 2001 deadly terror attacks on the United States.
(Siasat News) On the occasion of 23rd death anniversary of Imam Khomeni, Consul General of Iran in Hyderabad is organizing a seminar on the life of the 4th Caliph of Islam Hazrath Ali (Rz) on 2nd June at consulate office, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad.
H.E. Mahmood Safari, Consul General of Iran will inaugurate this seminar.
Mr. K. Prabhakar Reddy, former Home Minister of A.P., Prof. V. Kishan Rao, Registrar, Osmania University and Dr. Mahmood Ilyas Rizvi, Managing Director of A.P. State Minorities Finance Corporation will be the guest of honour.
(Siasat News) INSAF organization in a press note started that even after the arrest of MR. Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy there is many leaders in Congress party who are corrupt. The arrest of Jagan is a political drama. Senior leaders of INSAF organization Mr. Syed Aliuddin, Mr. Maqsood Ali, Mr. Syed Ameer Mohammed Amjad and Mr. Syed Hameeduddin Ahmed Mahmood told that the statement of Congress spokesman Mr. Rashid Alvi that Congress will get rid of the corrupt elements is incomprehensible. They told that if the irregularities of Dr.
(Siasat News) Jamia Nizamia of Hyderabad in collaboration with Siasat Urdu Daily had organized Islamic course in summer vacation in various centres of Hyderabad, Secunderabad and Districts.
(Siasat News) The real purpose of education is to remove poverty, eradicate illiteracy and end injustice from society. It has become almost impossible to achieve all these goals through the present education system. Despite acquiring education, there seems to be no change in society. Scholars should pay attention to this issue.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) will on Tuesday file chargesheet in connection with the murders of two Chief Medical Officers of Lucknow against two shooters and the person who hired them for killing the doctors.
All three accused will be charged with murder and criminal conspiracy.
In its first chargesheet in the sensation murders of two CMOs, the agency is also likely to name a former Health officer in the criminal conspiracy of the case, sources said.
India is expected to convey its support for further progress in Myanmar’s movement towards full democracy when Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh meets Myanmar’s democracy icon and Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Tuesday in what is billed as one of the high-points of his landmark visit.