The CBI court has on Monday made it clear that the YSR Congress Chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy who was facing disproportionate assets case must positively attend the court on May 28.
When Jagan’s lawyer has asked the court if his client’s personal appearance was necessary or if he could be represented by a lawyer, the Judge clarified that Jagan should personally appear on the day as it would be his first appearance in the case.
India and Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma on Monday said he will stop playing cricket if his blood test returns positive for drugs after the leg—spinner was detained at a rave party in Mumbai.
Sharma along with Pune Warriors team—mate Wayne Parnell were among the 94 people detained by the police after a raid at Hotel Oakwoods in Juhu, Mumbai.
“I know I am innocent, if the reports (of blood tests) are positive, I will leave cricket,” Sharma said, adding that the team management has full trust in them.
The player’s blood test report is expected in the next couple of days.
In a new study, scientists have attempted to estimate how long the chemical factory in Saturn’s giant moon has been operating in the atmosphere.
Titan hides within a thick, smoggy atmosphere that’s well-known to scientists as one of the most complex chemical environments in the solar system.
It’s a productive “factory” cranking out hydrocarbons that rain down on Titan’s icy surface, cloaking it in soot and, with a brutally cold surface temperature of around minus 270 degrees Fahrenheit, forming lakes of liquid methane and ethane.
Television actors and real life couple Apoorva and Shilpa Agnihotri were also among the ones who were booked Sunday night when cops busted a rave party in Mumbai.
The couple denied any drugs angle and while talking to the media they categorically said that they did not do drugs.
Around 96 people including 38 women, mostly foreign nationals were detained by the police on Sunday night. The police claimed it to be a rave party. The two international cricketers, Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell, who play in the IPL for Pune Warriors India were also detained and questioned.
An acute shortage of cement is delaying most commercial and residential projects in Makkah, according to sources in the contracting sector. Amid an unprecedented construction boom featuring the implementation of several multibillion riyal projects in the central Haram area and other areas in Makkah, the worsening cement crisis is likely to affect nearly 70 percent of the projects, they said.
The cement price per bag has shot up to around SR20 within two months after the government’s intervention to fix the price at SR14, Al-Eqtisadiah business daily reported yesterday.
A hassle-free route to tasty roasted chicken.
Ingredients
50 g butter, softened
1 tbsp pureed lemongrass
15 g thyme, leaves only
1 x 1.5kg whole chicken
1 bulbs garlic, cut in half
1 tbsp olive oil
Method
Preheat oven to 180C/160C.
Mix the butter in a small bowl with the lemongrass paste and half the thyme. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Ease your hand under the skin of the chicken at the neck opening and smear the herb butter under the skin. Place the garlic inside the cavity. Rub all over with the oil, season and place in a roasting tray.
Congress leader ND Tiwari was on Monday asked by the Delhi high court to appear in person on May 26 before it to give blood sample for a DNA test to decide the paternity suit of a man claiming to be his son.
“Defendant number 1 (Tiwari) is directed to appear on May 26 at 12 noon along with his two photographs,” Joint Registrar of Delhi high court, Deepak Garg, said, adding that the court should not rush to take police assistance for enforcing its order.
Investigators on Monday claimed that Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach, arrested on charges of molesting an American woman, had told them that he inadvertently touched the victim and was under the influence of alcohol when the incident took place. Police sources also said that the name of Royal Challengers player KP Appanna has cropped up in the case after he was identified in a CCTV footage. He was allegedly seen accompanying Pomersbach to the room of the victim.
An 18-year-old student allegedly attempted to kill a friend following a brawl in an indoor playing area, the Dubai Criminal Court heard.
A fight broke between YKK, Iraqi, and AHB, Lebanese student, during which the later cursed the mother of the accused.
Exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) may pose respiratory problems in children, which can persist well beyond childhood, independent of whether or not those individuals end up becoming smokers later in life.
For more than three decades, researchers have warned of the potential health risks associated with tobacco smoke exposure, especially among children whose parents smoke.
Now, a new study conducted by researchers from the University of Arizona reports that these effects can persist into adulthood.
An Asian sorcerer who outwitted scores of women in Dubai by claiming he can heal them of difficult illnesses to take their money was finally outwitted by a police woman who posed as a patient.
Police sent him the female undercover after learning that the man targets woman in his witchcraft activity that lasted over three years before he was seized by a surrounding police force while in session with the undercover.
Pune Warriors cricketer Rahul Sharma on Monday refuted allegations that he was present at a rave party at a Mumbai hotel, claiming that he had gone there to attend a birthday celebration.
“I was invited to a birthday party. Wayne Parnell was with me, I did not know that there was a rave party at the hotel,” said the spinner, who along with his Pune Warriors teammate, was detained by the police after a raid at the Hotel Oakwoods in Juhu.
It`s believed that athletes can tolerate more pain than other people. Now, a new study has confirmed this widely held belief and claimed the findings may hold clues for managing pain in the general population.
German researchers who reviewed 15 studies involving more than 550 athletes and over 300 non-athletes found that active people perceive pain differently than those who are inactive and have a higher tolerance depending on what sport or activity they regularly undertake.
The Social Service Branch (SSB) of Mumbai police has busted a high-profile prostitution racket in Andheri and rescued an aspiring actress and two models from the spot. The officials have also arrested a woman and her son who were allegedly operating the racket.
After a tip-off, the SSB and a special team from Oshiwara police station sent a bogus customer to Pataliputra housing society, Andheri (West), early on Thursday morning. The society, promoted by top IAS and IPS officers, was recently in the middle of a controversy for grave construction irregularities.
G M Quadri, general secretary Urdu Protection and Development Organization in his press statement told that the last date to submit application forms for admission into Unani Pharmacy course in Maulana Azad National Urdu University is June 4. The required qualification is inter with science group. The course is job oriented. Students are advised to pursue the course and make their future bright.
Scientists have discovered that manipulating genes could be key to a longer and healthier life.
In a pioneering experiment, researchers slowed down the ageing process using a novel gene therapy treatment, the Daily Express reported.
Now they expect that the laboratory breakthrough will one day lead to the creation of a pill that could extend life by decades and prevent or reverse diseases like cancer, osteoporosis and heart disease.
Researchers based at the Spanish National Cancer Research Centre, who conducted the work, asserted that the technique could be used in human trials.
Mr. Ali Masqati vice president Telugu Desam, in a statement issued to the press, criticized the central government for not tabling the Ranganath Misra Commission Report in the Parliament even after it was submitted to the centre 5 years ago.
He lamented over the fact that no secular leader or party showed interest in tabling the said report in the parliament due to which the said commission report is lying in the cold storage.
The annual summer camp, held every year on the occasion of summer vacations, by Students Islamic Organization, Hyderabad city will be conducted from may 23 to 27 at Jamia Darul Huda, Vadi-e-Huda.
The camp will conduct speeches and classroom lectures on various topics such as basic principles of Islam, personality development, dawah work etc.
Renowned scholars, intellectuals from the city and abroad will address the students.
The camp will also conduct career guidance lectures and games competitions. For detail contact on phone no 7569757052.
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Habeeb Khan, resident of Warisguda Secunderabad, has been crippled due to paralysis. His wife died 3 years ago. Habeeb Khan has an only daughter who has studied till 7th class. Habeeb Khan used to sell Sugarcane juice on a stall at Secunderabad station. He is now unable to do the business as he had a paralysis attack recently. He needs a lot of money for treatment. In these circumstances his daughter Banu Begum has undertaken the task of earning livelihood for herself and her ailing father.
Ever seen US President Barak Obama in traditional Arabic attire? Well, head to Gallery Meem in Dubai for a display of portraits that captures not only President Obama, but various other world-famous celebrities wearing the traditional attire.
Others on show include Chinese leader Mao Zedong, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and, George W Bush.
The portraits are photographs ‘created’ by Emirati artist Mohammed Abdul Latif Kanoo.
Telangana Joint Action Committee of Secretariat opposed the policy of the Govt. for imposing officials in the name of deputation. It recorded strong protest on the deputations of the officers of IRTS, IES, IA & AS and IFS and demanded that they should be repatriated to their parent departments.
A special meeting is being convened by the Wakf Board along with its standing councils to review the Supreme Court judgment pronounced in favour of L. Rajagopal allowing him to sell the properties.
Former City Police Commissioner, Mr. Abdul Khayyum Khan is transferred and posted as Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation.
He will take charge from Mr. P. Prasada Rao at 11 am today at the head office ‘Bus Bhavan’ in Musheerabad.
——Siasat News
Islamic branding is an idea whose time has come, as brands tracking a broader consumer base get accustomed to Muslim sensibilities. It’s not just about halal food alone, for it’s at the forefront of the branding repertoire that resonates deeply with Muslim consumers around the globe.
Homegrown brands like CavinKare, Daawat, Bikano, Goldwinner oil, Vadilal ice cream, Amrutanjan Health Care and Gujarat Ambuja Exports are embracing halal-certification to get a better foothold in markets like Singapore, Malaysia and Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries.
AP is the topmost state in confiscating money during the election campaign. According to the reports issued by Chief Electoral Officer, from the date of release of election schedule more than sixteen crore rupees have been seized which was being transferred illegally during election campaign.
It is said that if weapons (mostly revolvers) are not deposited, police can seize more than 2004 weapons which are in possession of the public.
So far 20,640 persons have been warned. In addition to these, 525 non-bailable warrants were executed. Still there are 2645 warrants to be executed.