President of Telangana Minorities Secular Front, Mr. Nayeemullah Shareef said that pelting of stones by the miscreants and setting ablaze 15 shops belonging to Minority community in the presence of the police is most unfortunate. A few days back, incidents of pelting stones on the houses belonging to Minorities and causing injuries to Muslim youths occurred in Musheerabad area.
Police atrocities have begun after the riots hit incident of Sabzi Mandi. Police failed to identity the culprits who hatched the conspiracy of communal violence. Policemen entered the house of Mohammed Ghouse where marriage was being performed. They searched the house and abused women. Ms. Shahana, sister of Mohammed Ghouse made this complaint. She had come to her brother’s house to attend marriage function. She alleged that police entered the wedding house to arrest Mohammed Ghouse. They searched the belongings opening the almirahs. They didn’t care for the women who were asleep.
According to a press note issued by Dr. Mohammed Mushtaq Ali, President of Aujuman-e-Falah-e- Muashira, a philanthropist, resident of Wahed Colony, Rain Bazaar, Yakutpura wants to perform the marriage of a deserving Muslim girl on the occasion of hosting valeema of his son on 7th November.
Sandy, the most devastating storm to hit the US in decades, killed nearly 50 people as it struck densely populated US East coast region leaving a trail of destruction and millions of water-logged homes in darkness.
The storm hit the East coast region spanning the Eastern Seaboard from North Carolina to Connecticut, cutting off communication and leaving millions of people shivering without power as thousands were evacuated from flooded neighbourhoods.
Mr. Osman Al-Hajeri, President of Deccan Wakf Protection Society, on the instructions from Mr. Zahid Ali Khan, Editor of Siasat Urdu Daily represented the matter relating to wakf land measuring 16573 acres belonging to Masjid Venkukonda to Maulana Syed Ghulam Afzal Biyabani, Chairman of A.P. State Wakf Board and the CEO and managed to get a letter number 29/prot/gnt197/z-vi dt.
Hyderabad has always been the citadel of Love and Peace. Sometimes some bad sight is cast on it and attempts eve made to disrupt the peace of the city. Local residents and the Govt. have always been making attempts to maintain peace.
These words were spoken by Ms. Rekha Rani, Additional Collector of Hyderabad while talking to the deputation of A.P. Urdu Forum.
All India Majlis-e-Tameer-e-Millat, a Muslim organization of the city alleged that police is responsible for the unfortunate incidents of violence in Sabzi Mandi area in which the properties of the Muslims worth lakhs of rupees were destroyed. This area is a sensitive spot prone to communal riots. It has a long history of various incidents of violence and communal tensions. Police didn’t do anything for maintaining Law and Order in this area. Last year also, miscreants had set ablaze Hazrath Mahboob Subhani’s Chilla and flag, which is set up in the middle of Sabzi Mandi Market.
t’s confession time for Arjun Kapoor. The actor reveals he has a huge crush on actress Kareena Kapoor and would do anything to grab a chance to work with her.
The actor, who made a successful debut with “Ishaqzaade”, made the candid confession during UTV Stars’ “Live My Life 2” show, which lets a lucky fan be in the shoes of his or her favourite Bollywood celebrity for a day.
Scared of Jagan’s popularity, Congress president Sonia Gandhi has given lion’s share to Andhra Pradesh in the union cabinet, alleged Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray. He stated this in the editorial of Shiv Sena’s mouthpiece ‘Samna’. Bal Thackeray further stated that Actor-turned politician Chiranjeevi has merged his party into Congress as a reward he is also included in union cabinet. He claimed that even the AP getting more representation in union cabinet will make no difference to Jagan Mohan Reddy.
Bank cheaters jailed
(Siasat News); The CBI court on Tuesday ordered the eight persons accused of defrauding Andhra Bank of Rs. 1.1 crore to three year rigorous imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 20,000 each.
M Pratap Reddy, M Latha Reddy, Ashok Reddy, T Pratap Reddy and Y Ram Reddy had taken a loan of Rs. 1.1 crore from Andhra Bank’s Baghamberpet branch in the guise of running a poultry business.
They took loans using dales documents in the name of fictitious firms, with the help of bank manager Sri Ramgopal.
A woman in Latvia has won a competition for having the largest pumpkin in her northern European nation after her gourd was found weighing 460 kg, the contest organiser said Tuesday.
Daine Badovska, of Skrunda city which is 130 km from capital city of Riga, had won the same competition last year too.
While the pumpkin which remained at second and third places during this year’s contest for largest pumpkin weighed 117 kg and 110 kg respectively.
A poor woman from Punjab province has sold her seven-month-old son to an expatriate Pakistani family for Rs 1.2 lakh to meet the cost of her medical treatment, prompting police to act against both parties.
The incident occurred in Gujranwala district, 80 km from Lahore.
Khalida Bibi, who is suffering from cardiac and liver ailments, sold her son Faizan yesterday for Rs 1.2 lakh to Mohammad Shaukat, who works in UAE.
“I had no money for my treatment and so I decided to sell my only child,” Khalida told reporters.
A homeguard was killed and his friend injured when their motorcycle collided with a truck in Civil Lines area, police said here Wednesday.
Sachin (36) and his friend Rajesh was seriously injured in the mishap near Naushera village last night.
They were rushed to a hospital where Sachin died during treatment.
–PTI
Three senior IAS officers of the rank of special chief secretaries virtually revolted against the government for creating chaos in the administration. The IAS officers opposed the appointment of a junior officer M Samuel as chief commissioner of land administration (CCLA). The protesting officers approached the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) and urged the tribunal to annul not only Samuel’s appointment as CCLA but also his promotion to the post of a special chief secretary. The CCLA’s post is seen as the stepping stone to that of the chief secretary.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court Wednesday granted bail to former Karnataka minister Gali Janardhana Reddy in cash-for-bail controversy.
However, the mining baron will remain behind the bars as he is yet to get bail in Obulapuram Mining Company (OMC) scam, the main case against him. He is currently lodged in Chanchalguda Central Jail here.
A court of Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) cases earlier this month had dismissed Janardhana Reddy’s bail plea in cash-for-bail case. He had subsequently moved the high court.
Cyclonic storm ‘Nilam’ on Tuesday brought heavy rains in several parts of North Tamil Nadu, affecting normal life.
As the deep depression in the Bay of Bengal intensified into the cyclone and remained practically stationary, centred at about 450 kms south-southeast of Chennai and 130 kms north-northeast of Trincomalee in Sri Lanka, the city and several parts of the state experienced incessant rains since morning.
The storm is expected to cross the coast between Cuddalore in the state and Nellore in Andhra Pradesh tomorrow.
Rains and strong gales hit Nellore in Andhra Pradesh and other neighbouring districts of Tamil Nadu under the influence of cyclonic storm ‘Nilam’.
The cyclone is expected to make a landfall this evening between Cuddalore in Tamil Nadu and Nellore, bringing in heavy rains in the region with tide expected to reach levels of 1.5 meters.
The Andhra Pradesh Government has put administration of the coastal districts under alert to face the situation and made arrangements accordingly.
Rescue workers began evacuating stranded residents from flooded neighbourhoods after Sandy, the most devastating megastorm in decades, hit densely populated US East coast region, even as President Barack Obama warned that the storm was “not yet over“.
The storm hit the East coast with fierce force, killing nearly 50 people across seven US states, plunging millions of homes into darkness and leaving the New York Stock Exchange shut for two straight days for the first time since 1888. Many of the victims were killed by falling trees, Fox news said.
The nation remembered former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi on her 28th death anniversary on Wednesday with President Pranab Mukherjee and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paying rich tributes to the departed leader.
Mr. Mukherjee, Vice President Hamid Ansari and Dr. Singh paid floral tributes at Shakti Sthal, the memorial of Gandhi, in New Delhi this morning.
Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar, Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Delhi Lt Governor Tejinder Khanna were also present on the occasion.
He is called ‘Bhai’ for a reason. Superstar Salman Khan will soon be sharing screen space with the newly married Kareena Kapoor in a supposed raunchy item song called ‘Fevicol’ for Salman’s home production, ‘Dabangg 2’.
But the actor doesn’t want to share any physical intimacy with Kareena.
Kareena is supposed to start shooting for the song from November 5 with Salman and the actor has apparently instructed choreographer Farah Khan to tone down the raunchiness of the song.
Even as Hurricane Sandy knocked out power from millions of American homes, social media enthusiasts kept at it to make the ‘Frankenstorm’ the year’s second most-talked-about topic on Facebook.
Using laptops, tablets and smartphones and juicing up their battery powered devices wherever they could, people are turning to Facebook to let their family and friends know that they survived the storm.
Reiterating that the corruption charges against him were part of a conspiracy, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Nitin Gadkari Wednesday said his assets were worth Rs.12.5 crore and he was ready for any kind of probe.
Gadkari, who arrived in Mumbai Wednesday morning, was welcomed by hundreds of supporters at the airport.
“There are attempts being made to slander me, to destroy my reputation,” he said.
“My assets are worth Rs.12.5 crore and I am ready to face any probe,” he told reporters in Hindi.
Accusing the air traffic control (ATC) of being partial, Himachal Pradesh’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said Wednesday its leaders’ plans to campaign have been stymied because permission to fly helicopters was denied. The party has now asked Election Commission to extend campaigning by a day, till Nov 3.
Pakistan’s former captain and Cricket Board official Javed Miandad has threatened to sue ex-teammate Sarfaraz Nawaz for stating that he pushed for the inclusion of tainted players in the PCB.
Miandad’s warning to Nawaz came just a day after Pakistan’s former Test pacer Ata ur Rehman said he had consulted his lawyers to send a notice to Nawaz for his comments.
Nawaz was until recently employed as a coach by the Board. His accusations came after the PCB recently appointed ex-Test spinner Akram Raza to the umpires panel and also appointed Rehman as coach for the FATA area.
Congress general secretary Digvijaya Singh on Tuesday termed as “shameful” industrialist Anil Ambani’s comparison of Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan to his late father Dhirubhai Ambani.
Addressing a youth Congress function, Singh said he read in newspapers that Anil reportedly compared Chouhan to his father.
“For me, such a statement is nothing but shameful,” he said, adding there was no way Chouhan could be compared to Dhirubhai, who started out as a petrol-pump attendant and went on to become the country’s biggest industrialist.