Month: April 2013

Free coaching for EAMCET, NEET 2013

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Centre for Educational Development of Minorities is organizing free coaching for EAMCET-NEET 2013. Coaching is being provided at 7 other centers besides Nizam College Hyderabad. Prof. S A Shukoor director CEDM has informed that coaching is provided at Osmania College Kurnool, Andhra Muslim College Guntur besides Nizam College Hyderabad. He told that 400 students have registered their names so far at Hyderabad centre. While 500 candidates have enrolled their names for ICET.

Jahangir Bi who quenches people’s thirst by selling earthen pots

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“Work hard and you will get what you deserve”. A burqa-clad woman sells earthen pots in scorching heat, on Hasannagar main road near Mir Aalam tank. 45 year old Jahangir Bi has personality, punctuality and perseverance the 3 P’s required to become a good businessman/woman. She talks with her customers in a very decent and professional way. Despite burning heat she answers the customers in a calm manner.

Crime In Hyderabad (30.4.2013)

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Aged man murdered in Amberpet
(Siasat News): Another incident of murder took place at Ambedkar Nagar in Amberpet where an unidentified aged man was murdered.

People spotted the dead body in the bed of Musi river near a temple that was wrapped in a gunny bag. Police was immediately informed and Assistant Commissioner of Police Malakpet, Mr. Iqbal Siddiqui reached the spot and got the dead body out of the bag.

The deceased was about 60 and was killed by attack ob his head. Police suspect that he might have been killed during boozing.

Benazir killing: 14 days judicial remand for Musharraf

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A court in Rawalpindi Tuesday ordered former president Pervez Musharraf to be sent to 14 days judicial remand in the case relating to former prime minister Benazir Bhutto’s assassination, a media report said.

The Rawalpindi Anti-Terrorist Court (ATC) ordered Musharraf to be sent to jail on 14 days judicial remand.

However, Musharraf will be kept at his farmhouse in Chak Shahzad in the outskirts of Islamabad which had earlier been declared a sub-jail, Geo News quoted sources as saying.

Musharraf was not produced before the court Tuesday for security reasons.

Mobile devices that can change shape on-demand to be unveiled today

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The devices could lay down the foundation for creating high shape resolution devices of the future.
Representaional picture

Researchers including one of an Indian origin have developed prototype mobile devices that can change shape on-demand, and will be unveiled on Monday, the 29th of April.

The devices could lay down the foundation for creating high shape resolution devices of the future.

Chinese troops erect fifth tent in Ladakh

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Showing no signs of withdrawing from the Indian territory after their incursion in Ladakh two weeks ago, Chinese troops have erected an additional tent in the Daulat Beg Oldi (DBO) sector raising to five the number of such structures in the area.

The Chinese troops have also deployed molosser dogs to keep a vigil, according to latest reports on Monday from the site of incursion, 70km south of Burtse in Ladakh division. The reports said the Chinese side have increased the number of tents to five.

Sarabjit Singh remains critical, family meets him again

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Indian death row prisoner in Pakistan Sarabjit Singh’s health deteriorated further on Tuesday morning, however his immediate family members were allowed to meet him in the Jinnah hospital in Lahore.

With his condition worsening, the Government of India (GoI) has asked Pakistan to release Sarabjit Singh so that he could be brought back home for treatment.

The GoI also demanded that the attack on Sarabjit be thoroughly investigated to identify those who were responsible and to ensure that they are punished. .

Minorities announce support to T movement, president MPJ attends Sansad yatra

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President Moment for Peace and Justice (MPJ) Mr. Hamed Mohammed Khan participated in Sansad yatra organized by Telangana political JAC, at Jantarmantar, New Delhi. Minorities of Telangana have announced complete support to Telangana movement. He told that minorities in general and Muslims in particular are closely associated with Telangana movement in the 10 districts of Telangana. They know it very well that their educational and economic development depends upon the formation of separate Telangana.

“Entrepreneurship Development Programme” for the unemployed youth

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According to Director Entrepreneurship Development Cell, Osmania University, the university is organizing 6-week, “Entrepreneurship Development Programme” for the unemployed graduates who passed in Degree, P.G in Diploma / Engineering / Technology /Medicine /Pharmacy / Management etc. The Programme will commence in the month of May.

The programme will give the knowledge of entrepreneurship traits such as Project Identification, Project Report preparation, Sources of finance, Licenses and clearances, IPR, Marketing management and many more which include industrial visits.

Ali Masqati distributes specs among poor

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On the completion of more than 200 days of ‘Mee Kosam’ padyatra by TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu, Mr. Ali Masqati vice president Greater Hyderabad and incharge old city Telugu Desam distributed more than 200 spectacles among the poor people at the Old city Telugu Desam Party office, Kotla Alijah.

Residential Junior College toppers meet Zahed Ali Khan

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Hardwork pays off, this has once again been proved by 2 intermediate toppers Mohammed Sohail and Mulla Kabir Basha by securing more than 900 marks. Mohammed Sohail who belongs to a small village of Nalgonda got 6th place in the state by securing 946 marks in intermediate.

21 killed, 78 wounded in Iraq attacks

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At least 21 people were killed and 78 injured in attacks across Iraq Monday, mostly in the Shiite provinces, an interior ministry source said.

Two people were killed and 12 wounded when a car bomb exploded in Karbala, some 110 km from Baghdad, the source told Xinhua.

Meanwhile, at least six people were killed and 14 wounded in another car bomb attack in the Shiite district of Mahmodiyah, 30 km from Baghdad, he added.

Earlier Monday, two cars bombs exploded in a market in Amarah, some 300 km from Baghdad, killing nine people and wounding 30, the source said.

Aircraft crash in Afghanistan kills 7

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A civilian cargo aircraft crashed at Bagram Air Field, north of the Afghan capital, soon after takeoff on Monday, killing all seven people aboard, the US-led military coalition said.

The Taliban quickly claimed responsibility for the crash, but the coalition said in a statement to The Associated Press: “Taliban’s claims are false.”

It said the cause of the crash was being investigated by emergency crews that rushed to the site, but there was no sign of insurgent activity in the area at the time.

John thankful to mother for social work

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Actor-producer John Abraham says his mother is involved in a lot of social work for humans as well as animals. Ahead of Mother’s Day, which falls May 12, he says she is the best mom one can have.

“Thank god I have got someone like my mother in my house who devotes more time to these children and also animals and old age homes… That’s the best mother one can have,” the 40-year-old said here Saturday at an event organised by Make-A-Wish Foundation.

He credits his mother for teaching him how to be more caring towards the lesser privileged.

Act against hate speech makers, Supreme Court tells govt

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Holding that hate speeches targeting a section of society were weakening the country’s social fabric, the Supreme Court on Monday urged the central and the state governments to demonstrate courage and proceed against political and religious authors of these speeches. A bench of Chief Justice Altamas Kabir, Justice Vikramjit Sen and Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde told the government that it must have courage to take action against the political and religious leaders making hate speeches against the targeted population.

US assessing reported Syrian chemical use: Hagel

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The Pentagon chief says the US and its allies are still trying to figure out details of Syria’s suspected use of chemical weapons against its own people.

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says US and allied intelligence agencies are “continuing to assess what happened, when, where and so on.”

The Obama administration said last week that US intelligence had concluded that Syrian government forces been.

5-yr-old rape victim dies in hospital

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A minor girl who was allegedly sexually assaulted by a 35-year-old man in Madhya Pradesh took her last breath here in a hospital on late Monday evening.

The five-year-old girl was shifted to Nagpur in Maharashtra from Ghansour town in Seoni district of Madhya Pradesh in an air ambulance a week before as her condition was very serious.

She was admitted to Care Hospital in Ramdaspeth area shortly before midnight on April 20.

As per the hospital authorities, the minor died at 7:45 pm today after suffering a cardiac arrest.

Seminar on Imam Khomeni in Press Club Today

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On the occasion of 112th birthday of the leader of Islamic revolution of Iran, Imam Khomeni a seminar is being organized today at 5:30 pm today at Press Club. It is being organized by Imam Khomeni Educational and Welfare Society and Urdu Daily “Bemisaal”. H.E. Agha Hasan Bouriyan Consul General of Iran at Hyderabad will inaugurate it. Mr. Syed Mohammed Ahmedullah, Minister of Minorities Welfare Mr. Anjan Kumar Yadav, MP, Mr. Syed Ghulam Afzal Biyabani, Chairman of Wakf Board, Mr. S.A.H. Rizvi, member of Wakf Board, Mr. Abid Rasool Khan, General Secretary of APCC, Mr.

CM to campaign for Congress in Karnataka

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CM of AP Mr. N. Kiran Kumar Reddy would start his two day campaign for Congress in Karnataka from today.

On the instructions from Congress High Command, he would campaign in the areas which have the concentration of Telugu speaking population.

DGP inaugurates integrated challan system and Advanced PDA machine

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In order to make the functioning of police transparent and also to improve its efficiency, Mr. V. Dinesh Reddy, DGP inaugurated the new E-Challan System. The proof of traffic violation could be preserved in digital cameras and hence the chances of indulging in arguments with the policemen would come to an end.

KCR back to his farm house

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After participating in 12th foundation day function of TRS, Mr. KCR went back to his farm house. He ahs been facing the criticisms of his political opponents for his stay in his farm-house near Mahboobnagar. During his stay in farm house, no one can meet him unless he is called. It is said that he normally goes to his farm house to finalise Telangana strategy. He invites political leaders there and takes decisions. TDP Chief, Mr. Naidu termed TRS as farm house party.

——Siasat News

Sub plan for BC’s & Minorities under consideration – CM

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CM of AP Mr. N. Kiran Kumar Reddy announced yesterday in Sangareddy that Govt. is considering to allocate sub-plans for BC’s and Minorities also on a par with SC’s and ST’s. CM was addressing a gathering after inaugurating “Amahastham” and “Indira Kalalu” schemes. He also announced two new schemes namely, “Bangaru Talli” and “Pacha Thornam” to be implemented from 1st May. Under Bangaru Talli scheme, the mother of the girl child will be given Rs. 2,500 after her birth. The girl can also get scholarship when she goes to school.

Muslim victims of Myanmar unrest face uncertain future

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In Myanmar’s central heartlands, justice and security is elusive for thousands of Muslims who lost their homes in a deadly rampage by Buddhist mobs in March.

Many are detained in prison-like camps, unable to return to neighborhoods and businesses razed in four days of violence in Meikhtila that killed at least 43 people, most of them Muslims, displaced nearly 13,000, and touched off a wave of anti-Muslim unrest fuelled by radical Buddhist monks.

IPS Verma can stay with CBI for now: Guj HC in Isharat case

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Gujarat High Court today allowed CBI to avail the services of state IPS officer Satish Verma in the investigation of the Isharat Jahan encounter case till May 10 and also directed the agency to submit its status report on probe by then. A division bench of justices Jayant Patel and Abhilasha Kumari, after going through the application seeking extension of assistance of Verma till June 30, allowed CBI to continue to avail of his services till May 10. The bench said it would decide whether to let the agency take his service till June 30 after studying the status report of the investigation.

VHP alleges conspiracy by Modi govt to ‘terrorise’ it

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Amid clear indications of growing divide between Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, the Sangh Parivar outfit today accused the BJP government of trying to “terrorise” it by sending policemen to its now defunct office. The saffron outfit made the allegation in a legal notice sent to the Police Commissioner of Ahmedabad through its advocate Deepak Shukla in which it has cited an incident of five police officers visiting VHP’s office, which had not been used by the organisation in the past 20 years.