‘Dirty Picture’ in Kannada is facing a lot of issues before the start of the film. And, the reason behind this is again Veena Malik and her visa problems. The actress who is the heroine of ‘Dirty Picture Sakath Hot Maga’ could not make it to the press meet in Bangalore on May 18 as the CBI wanted her to be present at the Mumbai office, before she headed anywhere for shooting.
Personal liberty is the “most precious and prized right” guaranteed by the Indian constitution and it can’t be taken away without following the due procedure of law, says the Supreme Court.
The court said this as a caution while holding that a person who is already in custody could be ordered to remain in detention (under the National Security Act) only if there was a real possibility that his release on bail would lead to activities prejudicial to public order.
Former Education Minister and TDP leader Mr. Muddu Krishnama Naidu alleged that the Congress Minister of Education Mr. K. Parthasarathy is playing with the future of the intermediate students.
He blamed that he is more concerned with the increase in his properties to brighten his political career rather than showing interest in the careers of 25,000 intermediate students who could not write examination because they didn’t get hall tickets on time.
Muslim Maternity Hospital is organizing special free check up camp for cancer for the women patients.
The camp will be held from 21st to 26th May at Muslim Maternity and Zanana General Hospital, Osmanpura, Chaderghat. Famous Cancer specialists will examine the patients free. The camp will function from 10 am to 2 pm.
Dr. Mohammed Imam Ghori, Administrator Muslim Maternity Hospital has requested women cancer patients to avail of this facility in large numbers.
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City Kotwali police have booked a man for forcing a minor girl to drink liquor and then raping her.
The accused, Gajanan Sawarkar and his accomplices, stopped the 14-year-old girl, a student of standard IX near Namuna locality, when she was heading towards her house. They asked the girl to accompany them. When refused, they made her drink liquor.
Later, Gajanan took her to ST stand and parked his bike. He then took the girl to Prashant Nagar garden in a rickshaw. He against gave liquor and raped her.
Dr. M. Bala Murali Krishna released a book on dental education at Ravindrabharathi yesterday. This book has been written by Dr. Vikas Gorminga. It is about the awareness about dental education.
Prof. N. Gopi, former Vice Chancellor of Telugu University presided over the function. Former Chief Secretary of A.P. Mr. Kaki Madhava Rao attended the function as a guest of honour. Present on this occasion were Dr. Sudheer Shetty and Ms. Vijayalakshmi Goud.
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According to the press note issued by Ms. Fakhrunnisa Faheem, Principal, Mukarramjah High School, the students of the school recorded excellent performance at the ICSE securing 98% result.
This school is celebrating its silver Jubilee year this year. It is managed by Mukarramjah Trust for Education and Learning. The trustees include Justice Sardar Ali Khan, Lt. General S.M. Zaki (Rtd) Nawab Arshad Ali Khan & Mr. Mohammed Abdul Basith IPS (Rtd) former Director General of police. Mr. Meer Kamaluddin Ali Khan is its Chairman.
Telangana Praja Front has been representing for reinstating the dismissed employees of Singareni Collieries for the past 18 months. Dharna programmes were also organized at Singareni Collieries Bhavan earlier by Telangana Praja Front.
Priyamani has dismissed reports that her mother visits Mumbai often to hunt Bollywood projects for her. “We will never go behind offers. And there is no necessity for us to do that,” says the National Award winning actress.
“My relatives reside in Mumbai. So my mother goes there to visit them. Other than this, there is no professional reason attached to her frequent trips to Mumbai,” the actress said.
Spl. D.P.L. Centres will be setup for issuing identity cards to those voters whose names are found in voters’ list. These centers will function in all the 12 districts where by elections are being held on 12th June.
Mr. Bhanwarlal, Chief Electoral Officer, A.P. told this while speaking to newsmen yesterday. He said that issuing of identity cards is being made cent per cent in call these constituencies. He disclosed that 11 candidates filed their nominations on 18th May and only four yesterday.
Strict vigil is being maintained on illegal money transfers.
Birla Planetarium will organize an Astronomy Science Camp for the students of VII to XII classes on 23rd May. It includes interesting lectures, Sky Show, Science Museum, observatory and Astronomical Research Centre’s visit.
Interested candidates may contact Mr. Philip Koshi at Ph. 903280091 or Mr. Kishore Kumar at Ph: 23235081 for advance booking.
——Siasat News
Maulana Shamsuddin Quadri Al-Jeelani who was the founder of Masjid and Madrasa Shamsia of Salala Barkas passed away in Medina yesterday.
After performing Umrah, he had gone to Medina. He was admitted in hospital where he breathed last. He is the descendant of Hazrath Syed Shah Ishaque Nooruddin Quadri of Kurnool whose genecology goes back to Hazrath Shaik Abdul Quadir Jeelani of Baghdad.
The list of Junior Assistants of RTC selected for interview is available on website apsrtc.gov.in
This information has been provided by the Executive Director (Medical) of RTC.
——Siasat News
A set of prankster parents decided to fool around with their child and put him in a washing machine. The YouTube video shows them in a store selling washing machines.
A sign towards the left-hand corner of the video frame says ‘Junior wash $2.95’. The child’s parents probably took that literally. However, the prank turned into a major rescue exercise when the washing machine clicked shut automatically once they closed the door.
The couple frantically tried to rescue their child shut inside the washing machine by pulling at the door with all their might.
-Agencies
Counseling classes for Diploma in Journalism course of Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) will start on Sunday 20th May at Study Centre at Siasat, Abid Road.
The students are required to attend these classes from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. For further details the coordinator of the course Mr. Jameel Shaidayi could be contacted on cell phone number 9860088475.
——Siasat News
Solar Eclipse can be seen in Asia and America on 20th & 21st May 2012. Moon will cover this scene. Sun will appear to be a glittering ring. In India this unique scene could not be seen. However in cities like Agarthala, Darjeeling, Gangtok etc. it could be witnessed only for about ten minutes.
According to the Director of B.M. Birla Planetarium, Dr. B.G. Siddarth in America this scene could be clearly witnessed.
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia used an audience with local Muslim scholars and dignitaries at his palace to declare that he is the people’s servant.
“My brothers, I am one of you…I am your servant…I am a servant for the small and for the seniors…I pray to God the Almighty to support me to serve my religion and my nation…this is the most important thing to me.”
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has voiced support for the rights of the homosexuals, calling on world nations to repeal their discriminatory legislations against homosexual people.
In a statement, Ban called for a repeal of laws, now on the books in 76 countries, that criminalize gay marriages.
He also called on the countries to curb violence against homosexual, bisexual and transgender people, decriminalize same-sex relationships, ban discrimination and educate the public.
A welfare state has little or no bearing on how children turn out, says an international study which found that strong families are the key to produce well adjusted and successful youngsters.
According to researchers, the children of married parents are likely to do better than those from broken or single-parent families, no matter how much state support the family is given, Daily Mail reported.
The study singled out the British welfare state as an example of the state support’s failure in making a difference to the lives and success of children.
A Maoist leader, who is alleged to have been providing arms training, has been arrested here, police said Sunday.
Vivek, the state secretary of the banned Communist Party of India-Maoist, was arrested Saturday following an intelligence input.
The Maoist leader, who hails from Dindigul district, is alleged to have been providing arms training in Periakulam in Theni district, around 500 km from here.
Police have taken Vivek to Periakulam and are now on a lookout for his accomplice Padma.
A United Arab Emirates (UAE) delegation led by the country’s Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan will participate in talks with NATO leaders in the US Sunday.
The talks will be held as part of the NATO’s 25th summit in Chicago city where the UAE minister will join heads of state and leaders from 60 participating countries.
The two-day summit will be the largest since NATO’s establishment 60 years ago.
A new kind of memory chip made from silicon could be a hundred times faster than standard Flash memory chips, British scientists say.
Researchers at the University College London reported in the Journal of Applied Physics that they have developed a new kind of Resistive RAM (ReRAM) memory chip.
The chip is based on materials whose electrical resistance changes when a voltage is applied, and they “remember” this change even when the power is turned off.
Revenue collection in Pakistan has registered a 25 percent growth during the first 10 months of 2011-12 fiscal year as compared to last year, Finance Minister Abdul Hafeez Shaikh has said.
“If the trend continues, the revenue target of Rs.1,952 billion (about $21 billion) is expected to be achieved by the end of current financial year,” the official APP news agency quoted Shaikh as saying Saturday.
Britain has mediated a deal between Pakistan and the US to reopen NATO supply lines to Afghanistan through the country, a media report said Sunday.
A top British lawmaker reportedly said that Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has given a positive signal to his British counterpart David Cameron for the resumption of supply lines during a one-to-one meeting between the two leaders earlier this month in London.
The development was not disclosed in the joint statement then issued by the 10 Downing Street because it might have triggered protests in Pakistan, Daily Times reported.
On the eve of the UPA-II’s third anniversary, Law Minister Salman Khurshid admitted that the coalition government has been facing a tough ride. Khurshid said that the Congress was prepared for all options, including being in Opposition, after the 2014 General Elections.
The minister was speaking exclusively to Karan Thapar on ‘Devil’s Advocate’.
Below is an edited transcript of the interview: