Large scale fraud was exposed in Minority institutions and now the death threat against the institution chief. Police do not have time to pay attention towards the matter. Whether the minority institution scam and chief of the institution are of no importance in the eyes of police?
An 18 year old woman delivered 3 babies at Muslim Maternity Hospital. As per the press note of the hospital Mrs. Saleha Aleema wife of Abadur Rahman resident of Santoshnagar who had become pregnant for the first time was under the supervision of Dr. Yasmeen Iqbal head of the dept. of Obstetrician and Gynecology.
The woman delivered 2 baby boys and a baby girl on April 23 after 35 weeks of pregnancy. The three babies have been kept at the neonatal intensive care unit. They were suffering from respiratory problem which has been overcome by using high-flow nasal cannula.
Wealthy tourists from Arab and African countries can still buy ‘temporary wives’ from the poverty ridden families of old city in Hyderabad.
Despite women’s rights organisations and law enforcement bodies’ efforts to curb the sham marriages, penury forces parents to conduct such contract marriages, though secretly.
A month ago, a 45-year-old Sudan national, who was involved in a sham marriage in Moghalpura, was arrested by police.
Brokers and qazis, who earn high revenue from such marriages, are still thriving in pockets of the city.
The brutal assault on Sarabjit Singh, who is in “deep coma”, was not possible without the involvement of jail authorities in Lahore and Pakistan should take immediate action against the perpetrators of the attack, his family said on Sunday.
“This is not possible without the involvement of the jail authorities,” the Indian death row convict’s sister Dalbir Kaur told reporters here before crossing over to Pakistan to meet 49-year-old Sarabjit who is battling for his life in a Lahore hospital after the brutal assault by jail inmates on Friday.
Application forms for OUCET-2013 for the common entrance exam for the admission into post graduate courses, MA, M.Com, MSC (regular along with MSW, MCJ, M.Ed and PGW series) have been issued by the Osmania University.
Form is not be submitted online instead filled in application must be submitted at Directorate of Admission, OU Campus on or before May 3. For information and guidance reach MIGS, Julukhana complex Ladbazar.
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Intermediate II year results have been announced. Khaja Ausafullah of Nizamabad topped the exam by securing 994 marks out of 1000. He belonged to MPC group. His percentage of marks is 99.4. No Hyderabadi student from MPC group is among the top ten.
Khan of Rangareddy found a place in the State toppers’ list with 987 marks while Shahana Begum got 3rd place in CEC group.
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A 28-year-old widow committed suicide in Kadar Chowk area after being allegedly harassed by a youth, police said today.
Reshma immolated herself yesterday as she was being harassed by one Rashid in Bhabhuia village, additional SP Maan Singh said.
Reshma’s husband had died three years ago, he said, adding that she is survived by two children.
—PTI
Du Ba Du programme is being held for the first time in Karimnagar on Sunday, April 28, from 10:30 am, at Nawabs International School, Kashmirgadh, in which marriages of prospective brides and grooms are settled with the mutual consultation of parents and guardians.
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The government plans to provide subsidy to 14 crore LPG subscribers directly in their bank accounts from October 1, using the Aadhaar payment platform.
The government, official sources said, has decided to launch “Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) for LPG throughout the country tentatively from October 1”.
“This (transfer of LPG subsidy) would require a much larger number of beneficiaries to be covered for opening of bank accounts and linked to Aadhaar and banks have been asked to get ready for the launch,” said one official.
A detailed story was published in Siasat daily on August 2012, regarding 5 orphan girls, residents of Malakpet, Paltan, whose parents expired 20 years ago. The report evoked good response from the readers of Siasat. Some readers gave their phone numbers and assured to help financially after the girls’ marriages are settled.
The Aam Admi Party (AAP) Sunday said its protest march in the national capital stands cancelled as Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit telephoned a party representative and agreed to accept letters written to her by residents over inflated water and power bills.
“We were planning to hold a protest march from Jantar Mantar to the chief minister’s residence. But she called up one of the AAP representative today (Sunday) morning and agreed to accept 10,50,000 letters written to her by the people of Delhi highlighting the inflated bills,” AAP spokesperson Aswathi Muralidharan told IANS.
College student Shayna John was not happy with her nose. And to give it the perfect shape, she recently underwent nose correction surgery – all this for her profile picture on Facebook.
Cosmetic surgeons said an increasing number of people, especially school and college students, across India are going under the knife to get that perfect face for their Facebook account. The trend is growing as social media, along with online dating, has today become the common trend. The way one looks online is considered to be the first impression of one’s overall image and personality.
Uttar Pradesh Minister Azam Khan, who was briefly detained on Wednesday at a US airport, on Sunday accused External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid of hatching a “conspiracy” to defame him outside India.
He even claimed that a call on continuation of Samajwadi Party’s support to the UPA government will be taken by party leader Mulayam Singh Yadav after hearing his version and that of Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on their return to India.
The role of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) is only “advisory” and it has no authority to issue any sanction on universities, the Supreme Court has said while clarifying that colleges affiliated to varsities are not required to take its approval for running MBA and MCA courses.
The apex court said as per provisions of the AICTE Act and University Grants Commission (UGC) Act, the council has no authority which empowers it to issue or enforce any sanctions on colleges affiliated with the universities as its role is to provide guidance and recommendations.
India may be eyeing to become one of world’s largest aviation markets, but lack of favourable policy for aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) business is hampering the growth of the segment, MRO industry sources said.
The MRO sector, considered an important part of the aviation sector, is still neglected due to lack of proper policy, an industry official said.
According to an estimate, aircraft MRO business is currently worth $500 million and is likely to grow over $1.5 billion by 2020. India, currently, constitutes one per cent of the global MRO market worth $45 billion.
Italy’s prime minister unveiled a new coalition government today, finally breaking a two-month stalemate in the recession-hit country which had tested the patience of European partners with a motley team including Silvio Berlusconi’s protege.
Centre-left moderate Enrico Letta named as his deputy Angelino Alfano — a move aimed at appeasing the right but which angered critics of billionaire tycoon Berlusconi, who they claim will have the reins of power in his grasp.
—PTI
Its decades long ethnic conflict over, Sri Lanka is steadily emerging as a major competitor to Kerala’s ayurvedic system of medicine, a leading industry expert says.
But officials are quick to point out that as long as Kerala sticks to its pristine form of ayurveda school, no challenge from anywhere can upset what is clearly the biggest tourist draw to the southern state.
“Sri Lanka has slowly come up as a threat to our market,” said Sanjeev Kurup V., Secretary of the influential Kerala Travel Mart Society who also runs the Paithrukam Hospitality Group.
With the Mamata Banerjee regime readying to crack the whip on the chitfunds by bringing a new bill, a debate has begun whether it will stand up to judicial scrutiny as the government has apparently decided to implement the law with retrospective effect.
The West Bengal Protection of Interest of Depositors in Financial Establishments Bill, 2013 will have retrospective effect, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Partha Chatterjee said.
JPC Chairman PC Chacko, whose removal has been sought by some panel members, says he would have considered resigning if the demand had come to him directly instead of Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar being approached for his ouster. “If they had come and told me ‘you resign’, then I would have thought of that. But they did not demand. They met the Speaker seeking my removal. I don’t think there is a rule to remove me,” he told PTI.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Saturday he opposes the idea of allowing Russians to buy guns freely for self-defence purposes.
“I do not support the idea of free arms distribution in Russia,” Putin told Rossiya 24 television adding: “It is dangerous to artificially stimulate this process.”
The idea came after a shocking massacre in downtown Belgorod, southwest Russia, Monday afternoon, which left six people dead.
The family members of Indian death row prisoner Sarabjit Singh, who is in coma after a murderous attack on him by fellow prisoners in a Lahore jail, will cross over to Pakistan Sunday afternoon to visit him in hospital.
The family was headed for Harmandir Sahib, the holiest of Sikh shrines here, popularly known as Golden Temple, Sunday morning to offer prayers before leaving for the Attari-Wagah international border between India and Pakistan, 30 km from here.
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki has said the recent violence in the country’s Sunni province is a sign that sectarian strife is returning to the country assisted by foreign plots.
“Sectarian strife in Iraq in the past was unprecedented, but now it comes back by planned schemes,” Maliki said here Saturday at the International Islamic Conference for the Convergence and Dialogue.
Clashes erupted Tuesday between Iraqi security forces and anti-government Sunni protesters in Hawijah, where hundreds of security members backed by helicopters stormed a sit-in by Sunni Arabs.
Acclaimed writer-lyricist Javed Akhtar believes today’s films are more real as compared to those made a few years ago.
“I feel that there is no melodrama today. I am talking about good films. Today the dialogues and conversations have become more real and characters are becoming more realistic,” the 68-year-old said here Friday at a special screening of the film “Bombay Talkies”.
“Bombay Talkies”, by four directors – Karan Johar, Anurag Kashyap, Dibaker Banerjee and Javed’s daughter Zoya, has been made in celebration of the centenary year of Indian cinema.
For filmmaker Karan Johar, 2001 was the turning point in Hindi cinema as two unique films – “Dil Chahta Hai” and “Lagaan: Once Upon A Time In India” – truly set the ball rolling for change.
“I think there are a lot of decades of brilliance. The 1940s and 1950s are considered golden ages of Hindi cinema. But for me, the most important year was 2001 when ‘Lagaan’ and ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ released,” the 40-year-old said here Friday at a special screening of “Bombay Talkies,” a film made to pay tribute to 100 years of Indian cinema.
Furious after being booed by the crowd here, Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli said IPL fans tend to forget that he competes for India as well and their jeering can end up creating “hatred among the players”.
Kohli was booed by fans at the Wankhede Stadium after a controversial runout incident during RCB’s match against the Mumbai Indians here last night.
Kohli was jeered several times after he appealed for a runout involving Mumbai Indians batsman Ambati Rayudu, who was dismissed in a bizarre manner.