Month: April 2013

EAMCET forms can be submitted till May 7 with late fee of Rs 10,000

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333 candidates applied for EAMCET 2013 to be held on May 10, with the late fee of Rs. 5000 till the last date which was April 27. The last date for submitting application with a late fee of Rs. 10000 is May 7.

Sources of Jawaharlal Lal Nehru technological University (dept. of EAMCET) told that candidates desirous to appear for EAMCET 2013 should have to pay the fee with Rs. 10000 fine from April 28 to May 7. Candidates who have applied with the late fee of Rs 5000 and Rs 10000 will have to write the exam at the Hyderabad centre only even if they belong to any other place of the state.

Who permitted to build temple in Musi river?

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Communal forces have started to work upon anti-Muslim plans and for this they have started constructing illegal temples on footpaths, crossroads, govt. hospitals, colleges, schools and other offices. They have even constructed temples near courts and other prime locations one among them is Musi River. All this is done right under the nose of government, concerned government departments, higher officials and law making agencies.

Crime In Hyderabad (29.4.2013)

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Husband kills wife
(Siasat News): A heart-wrenching incident of murder took place in Amberpet where a husband killed his wife.

According to police, Shakira, 40 and her husband Syed Ibrahim, 45, had exchanged heated argument last night that turned violent when out of rage, Ibrahim attacked his wife with a hammer on her head killing her on the spot.

When neighbours spotted Shakira in a pool of blood, they informed the ambulance service and she was shifted to a hospital where she was declared dead.

Family more important: Kate Winslet

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Actress Kate Winslet said her family life is much more important to her than acting.

Winslet, who has 12-year-old daughter Mia from her marriage to director Jim Threapleton, and son Joe with ex-husband Sam Mendes, a filmmaker, said she doesn’t struggle as much with balancing her career and family life.

“My greatest strength is my ability to bounce back. I’ve got a really over-packed brain, there’s always so much to do,” femalefirst.co.uk quoted Winslet as saying.

“But my children are my life and acting is something that I just do sometimes,” she said.

DUA WHILE TRAVELLING ON ANY VEHICLE

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Ali bin Rabi’ah reported: In my presence, a beast was brought to Ali bin Abu Talib (RadiyAllahu Anhu) for riding. When he put his foot in the stirrup, he said:

“Bismillah”
(With the Name of Allah).

When he had settled himself on its back he recited:

“Al-hamdu lillahil-ladhi sakh-khara lana hadha, wa ma kunna lahu muqrinin, wa inna ila Rabbina lamunqalibun.”

(All praise belongs to Allah Who has made this subservient to us, for we had not the strength to overpower it; and to our Rubb shall we return).

He then recited thrice: “Alhamdu lillah”
(Praise be to Allah),

Attack on Sarabjit may hit Indo-Pak ties: Daily

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The attack on Sarabjit Singh could have serious implications for Pakistan-India ties, said a Pakistani daily, adding that the fate of the Indian death row prisoner was caught in the problematic relationship between the two countries.

Sarabjit Singh was admitted to a Lahore hospital after a murderous attack on him in Kot Lakhpat jail April 26. He is in coma. His family has arrived in Pakistan on a special visa issued by the Pakistan government.

Rahul Gandhi ‘born with golden spoon: Modi

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Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi today repeatedly attacked Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi, seeking to challenge his argument that “no individual can do anything” and accused him of going back on commitments made by his party in its recent Jaipur conclave.

Addressing a public rally here to campaign for BJP candidates for the May 5 Assembly elections in Karnataka, Modi, referring to Rahul as “born with golden spoon leader” said “an individual can do so many things”.

Pakistan panel to decide if Sarabjit should be treated abroad

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A panel of experts has reportedly been appointed in Pakistan to determine whether comatose Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh should be sent abroad for further treatment.

Sarabjit”s family has been demanding that he be airlifted to India for treatment.

Doctors at Lahore”s Jinnah Hospital said he has shown no signs of improvement since being brought in on Friday evening, and declared his chances of survival as slim.

Government to open 7,000 new bank branches every year: Chidambaram

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Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, who was on a weekend visit to his parliamentary constituency of Sivagangai in Tamil Nadu, has revealed that the government has plans to open at least 7000 new bank branches every year across the country.

He was speaking to media after inaugurating the State Bank of India”s new branch at the Sivagangai Collectorate. Chidambaram said that this means that at least 20 branches would be opened across the country per day. He said that he expected that by the end of March 2014, all banks in the country would have an ATM facility.

Brit men think they are better looking than celebs

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British men believe that they are better looking than celebrities such as Wayne Rooney, James Corden, Michael McIntyre and Russell Brand, a new survey has revealed.

A poll produced a long list of well-groomed stars who ordinary males claimed were less handsome than them, the Daily Express reported.

It also included Tiger Woods, Robbie Williams and Cristiano Ronaldo.

Men also admitted to checking themselves in the mirror at least five times a day.

And more than half of those taking part were convinced that at least one of their friends’ female partners fancied them.

Alhaj Mohammed Saleem to leave for Umra

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TDP MLC Alhaj Mohammed Saleem will leave for Makkah Mukarrama on April 29 to perform Umra. After performing Umra he will proceed for Madina Munawwara and visit Holy places during his stay in Madina.

He told that during his stay in Jeddah he will meet Counsel General of India in Jeddah and seek details of arrangements for Indian Hajj aspirants and make representation for necessary measures.

TDP MLC told that representation will be made for Indian Hajj aspirants especially state aspirants for better arrangements. Mohammed Saleem will return Hyderabad on May 5.

Siasat news

Hafiz Peer Shabbir Ahmed demands boards in Minority institutions

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Expressing concern over the fresh incident of irregularity in Minority Finance Corporation, President Jamiat Ulama Andhra Pradesh Maulana Hafiz Peer Shabbir Ahmed MLC said that these type of incidents are occurring due to lack of proper control over minority institution. He told that the government has allotted considerable budget for the welfare and prosperity of minority communities but the budget is not properly used.

Saturn to be at its brightest on Sunday

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Planet Saturn, known as “Lord of the Rings”, will be visible at its brightest today in the sky as it positions itself directly opposite the Sun.

Saturn will be at its ‘opposition’ today at 13:58 IST, SPACE Director C B Devgun said.

An object is said to be at opposition when the Sun is on one side of the Earth and the object is directly on the opposite side. The result is that the object is fully illuminated by the Sun and appears disk-like, he said.

I will be making films till I become 105-years-old: Eastwood

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Actor-director Clint Eastwood is 82-years-old, but he dreams of making films for two more decades.

Eastwood, who attended a wide-ranging conversation about the art of film directing at the recently concluded Tribeca Film Festival, expressed his admiration for the 104-year-old Portuguese director Manoel de Oliveira, reported the Huffington Post.

“It would be great to be 105 and still making films and that would be the ultimate optimism,” he said.

Eastwood last directed 2011’s “J Edgar,” a biopic of the FBI head J Edgar Hoover.

BSF returns runaway Pak boy carrying pics of Bollywood stars

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A Pakistani boy, who ran away from his home after being beaten by his father for not doing his homework and had inadvertently crossed over to this side of border, was today handed over by BSF to Pakistani rangers.

13-year-old Nadeem Mehar, a resident of Bahawalnagar in Pakistan, was returned by BSF to their counterparts at the border in Anoopgarh sector.

Reddy troika no longer kings, but mining lords still rule

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The fall of the once powerful and mighty Reddy brothers is evident in the infamously called ‘Republic of Bellary’ but the influence of mining lords has not diminished going by their presence in the fray for the May five Assembly polls.

Flashback 2008. The BJP made a clean sweep of Bellary district, winning seven of the nine seats in a region where the Congress had traditionally maintained an unbroken hold.

Two accused wanted to kill Sarabjit in revenge

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The main accused in the brutal attack of Sarabjit Singh in the Pakistani jail have told investigators that they planned to kill him to take revenge for bombings he was accused of carrying out in Lahore.

According to a preliminary report prepared by Deputy Inspector General of Police (Prisons) Malik Mubashir, the accused Amer Aftab and Mudassar, both death row prisoners said they hated Sarabjit as he was accused of killing many Pakistanis in bomb blasts in Lahore in 1990.

Mubashir has submitted the report to the Home Department of Punjab province, official sources said.

Seminar on ‘what is memory?’

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Siasat daily and FELT institute are jointly organizing a special seminar, entitled ‘What is memory?’ on Monday, April 29, from 6 to 8 pm. Internationally experienced Mr. Mustafa Parvez will address the seminar. The seminar will discuss what the memory is? how it can be improved? what are the reasons of poor memory? How it can be dealt with?

At the end young students will present amazing performances based on memory. Students and parents can attend the seminar. Children below the age of 10 years will not be allowed. Further details can be had from phone no 9246177228.

Siasat news

Five killed in Thailand bridge collapse

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At least five people were killed and 45 injured, five of them seriously, when a bridge collapsed in Thailand’s central province of Ayutthaya Sunday evening, local media reported.

The 31-year-old suspension bridge, located in Tha Rua district over the Pa Sak river, collapsed in the middle as its main cables that support the deck snapped, Xinhua reported.

Many people were walking and riding by motorcycles across the 120-metre long bridge. The toll was expected to rise since more people were feared to have been trapped under the debris.

–IANS

Missing boy’s body recovered

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In an incident occurred at S R Nagar area, body of a boy who went missing has been found. It is said that 10 year old Ashrafuddin went missing day before yesterday all of a sudden. His parents lodged missing complaint with the police. Sharfuddin’s body was yesterday found in a water pit.

Siasat news

Israel not to tolerate rocket fire: Netanyahu

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that his country would not allow the intermittent firing of rockets into its territory and warned the continued attacks would be dealt aggressively.

“I want to make clear that we will not tolerate a ‘drizzle’ policy,” reported Xinhua citing Netanyahu at the weekly cabinet session.

The remarks came hours after Israeli aircraft attacked targets in the Gaza Strip in response to a rocket that was fired at western Negev on Saturday night.

Gehlot in Israel to bring back farm technology

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A delegation from Rajasthan led by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot now visiting Israel held talks with officials on cooperation in agriculture, horticulture and water resources, a statement issued here said on Sunday. Cooperation in water management, particularly drip and sprinkler irrigation in water-deficient Rajasthan, was also discussed, the statement said.

Man found hanging in police lock-up, torture alleged

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A person, arrested in connection with the murder of a CISF constable and his wife, was on Sunday found hanging in the toilet of a police lock-up in Ghaziabad. While a fellow prisoner has alleged that the victim was tortured to death, police ruled out the charges, saying he committed suicide.