Month: May 2013

Minority Welfare Commissionerate remains non-functional

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The government had launched Minority Welfare Commissionerate to improve the performance of institutions run under minority welfare department. But government’s indifference in setting off the commissionerate is exposed by the fact that the official functioning of the office has not begun even after five months.

Government had formed Minority Welfare Commissionerate on December 18, 2012 by issuing GO MS 345. The government also announced 68 posts for the minorities commissionerate (MC) but only four of the 68 posts sanctioned have been filled so far.

Couples caught while making love at Temple

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Youngsters want to romance whenever they have chance. But these chose a weird place. A temple! May be they thought there is nothing wrong in romancing in a temple as the temple walls themselves contain some exciting sculptures.

Caught before camera is this young pair. They did much more than what is shown in these pictures, with a video camera rolling.

MIM, Cong ties in Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation to continue

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Though the Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) and Congress parted ways over the Bhagyalaxmi temple row eight months ago, the two parties did not stop sharing power and posts in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). They have now decided to continue sharing berths in the civic body’s standing committee, elections to which will be held on June 6, for the fourth consecutive year. Incidentally, the last date for filing nominations for the 15-member standing committee ended on Monday.

Network marketing firm Amway’s India Chairman, 2 Directors remanded to 14 days custody

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Network marketing firm Amway’s India Chairman and CEO William S Pinckney and two company directors have been remanded to 14 days judicial custody by a local court here.

Pinckney and directors Sanjay Malhotra and Anshu Budhraja were arrested by the Wayanad Crime Branch (Economic Offences) wing from Kozhikode yesterday in connection with three fraud cases registered in Wayanad district.

Kalpetta Judicial First Class Magistrate N Ravishankar last night remanded them for 14 days.

Crime In Hyderabad (28.5.2013)

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Wife kills husband
(Siasat News): In a bizarre incident, a wife took the extreme step of killing her tyrant husband in Naredmet. The wife Soni committed this heinous crime late last night at R K Puram.

The deceased Shiva, a tractor driver, was an alcoholic and used to fight and beat his wife in inebriated condition.

The same thing happened yesterday but this time Soni could not tolerate her husband’s tyranny and angrily attacked him. Shiva was seriously injured.

Chandrababu Naidu’s son Nara Lokesh enters politics

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Nara Lokesh, the son of Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president N Chandrababu Naidu, made a grand entry into politics with the beginning of ‘Mahanadu’, a two day gathering at Gandipet on Monday.

Lokesh, who shared the dias with senior party leaders, has been given a key post and will be now heading the party’s Youth Wing.

For months, a tussle has been going on between Lokesh and NTR Junior, son of senior party leader N Balakrishna, for taking up key roles in the party. The clash even threatened to cause a rift in the TDP.

Launch of Welfare Party causes stir among political circles

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If a new political force is formed through Muslim-Dalit alliance, many revolutionary changes can occur in political system and scenario of the country. A strong alliance of oppressed sections of the country can emerge as a great political force in India and people will enjoy corruption free government. A section of levelheaded Indians have taken this initiative in the form of Welfare Party of India.

Chit fund agent commits suicide in Odisha

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An agent of a chit fund company allegedly committed suicide by jumping before a running train here.

The body of Abhimanyu Nayak (35), who belonged to Nilgiri area of Balasore district, was recovered by the GRP and sent for post-mortem after the incident yesterday, railway officials said today.

A relative of the deceased said that Nayak was in a depressed state after the chit fund scam surfaced.

–PTI

Blast in Pakistan; one killed, six injured

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The son of a member of an anti-Taliban militia was killed and six others were injured in a roadside bomb attack in Swat in northwest Pakistan on Tuesday.

The bomb was detonated by remote control while Jaja Mian, a member of the Mingora Aman Committee or anti-Taliban militia, was driving through Manglor area of Swat valley. Jaja Mian’s son was killed instantly by the blast.

Six others, including Jaja Mian, were injured and were taken to a hospital in Saidu Sharif town.

PERSONAL HYGIENE IN ISLAM

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Muslims enjoy the highest standard of personal hygiene of all the people in the world. In Islam, cleanliness and purification are not only requirements for the performance of worship, or when embracing Islam, but are part of a Muslim’s very faith. Allah says in the Qur’an:

*”Truly, Allah loves those who turn unto Him in repentance and loves those who purify themselves (by taking a bath and cleaning and washing thoroughly their private parts, bodies, for their prayers etc.).*
[Al Baqarah: 222]

Cleanliness in Islam is of three kinds:

Fencing of graveyards demanded during minority grievance cell

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The weekly Minority Grievance Cell for for redressal of grievances pertaining to Minority Welfare institutions was held on Monday at Hajj House. Secretary/director Urdu Academy Prof. S A Shukoor and chief executive officer Waqf Board and Executive officer Hajj committee M A Hameed played a significant role in yesterday’s grievance cell.

Written test for Junior Assistant Posts on June 2

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City Civil Court Hyderabad is conducting written test for the eligible candidates who have applied for the Junior Assistant Posts on June 2, 2013, from 11 am to 12 noon, at TKR Engineering College, Ameerpet, Hyderabad.

Hall tickets are being dispatched to eligible candidates. If the candidates do not get hall tickets till May 30 they can approach Court manager, City Civil Court Hyderabad to obtain duplicate hall ticket for which they will have to bring identity proof and two passport size photos.

“Stop Ghar Ka Khana”: Jail authorities move court against Sanjay Dutt

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Yerawada jail authorities today moved a designated TADA court here against allowing home food to actor Sanjay Dutt citing the prison manual which does not provide for extension of such a facility.

Dutt, who is lodged in Yerawada Central prison in Pune, was allowed to have home food and medicines by the TADA court when he surrendered on May 16 to serve his remaining 42 months sentence following his conviction in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case.

The application was filed today and would be heard in due course, according to jailor Yogesh Desai.

Teachers to be appointed through TRT

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State chief minister has approved recruitment on vacant posts in various departments and as many as 1.84 lakh vacant posts will be filled.

The recruitments also include recruitment of trained teachers under school education. The Teachers Recruitment Test TRT will be held under DSC for D.Ed, B.Ed, language pandit candidates.

The notification will soon be finalized. General coaching classes for DSC and TRT are being run at Mahboob Husain Jigar Hall, Siasat Premises opposite Ramkrishna Theatre Abids from 9 am to 1 pm.

Siasat news

Devotees throng temples on first ‘Bada Mangal’ in UP

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Thousands of devotees of Lord Hanuman Tuesday thronged various temples here on the occasion of ‘Bada Mangal’, one of the biggest annual festivals celebrated in the city.

The festival, which goes on for four consecutive Tuesdays, is celebrated in the Hindu month of Jeth, and coincides with the months of May or June in the Gregorian calendar.

All the major temples in the city – Dakshinmukhi Hanuman temple in Hazratganj, Purana and Naya Mandir in Aliganj, Chachi Kuan temple in Lal Kuan and the Hanuman Setu temple on the university road – have been decked up with flowers and lights.

Chinese hackers compromise US weapon designs: Report

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Chinese hackers have compromised the designs for many of America’s most sensitive advanced weapons systems, according to a media report citing a confidential report prepared for US defence officials.

Among more than two dozen major weapons systems whose designs were breached were programmes critical to US missile defences and combat aircraft and ships, the Washington Post reported citing a report by the Defence Science Board.

Innovation council formed for healthcare ecosystem

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The union health ministry has formed a national innovation council to build an ecosystem for healthcare products and services across the country.

As a leading national trade body, the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) will be the industry partner in the initiative.

Rahul Gandhi to visit Maharashtra today

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Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi will Tuesday tour some of the drought-hit villages in Aurangabad district of the parched Marathwada region in Maharashtra, his office said Monday.

During his day-long tour, he will interact with farmers and labourers grappling with severe water shortage there.

The tour was announced Monday, two days after he cancelled his visit to Jalna and Osmanabad district in the state, which was scheduled for May 27.

–IANS

Civil Services Coaching at Urdu University

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Maulana Azad National Urdu University, Civil Services Examination Coaching Academy invites applications for Mains Coaching from the aspirants willing to appear for UPSC CSE Mains Examinations 2013, and who have written the preliminary test 2013.

Admission will be given for the limited seats on first come first serve basis. Last date to apply is June 3, 2013 and interview will be held on June 20, 2013.

For further details contact on 2300 8436 and 09441277497.

Siasat news

Woman’s body found in fridge in Moscow

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A woman’s body has been found in an abandoned refrigerator in eastern Moscow, the Investigative Committee said Monday.

The body of the woman, aged between 25-30, had been stuffed in a two-compartment refrigerator which was found in a trash container, a police source said.

The woman is believed to have died around two days ago, investigators said. Numerous bruises, abrasions and cuts were found on the body.

Train runs over woman, protestors squat on track

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Train movement to and from the terminal Howrah station was stalled on Monday evening as protestors, angered by a train running over a woman, squatted on track, hurled stones and damaged four trains and injured an assistant driver.

The trouble started after a woman was run over by a suburban local train close to the Howrah station. She later died.

“We tried to put the victim into another suburban train, but the protestors did not allow us. They squatted on the track and stalled train movement of both Eastern and South Eastern Railway,” said an official of Howrah station.

Govt. wants to withdraw cases against Telangana NGO’s during strike period

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Ms. D.K. Aruna, Minister of Information and Public Relations assured that she would talk to Mr. N.Kiran Kumar Reddy about withdrawing the cases registered against Telangana NGO’s during their strike. Govt. has already decided to withdraw cases against student s but there are some difficulties in wihtdrawing the cases from the courts. She told that Govt . has a very good opinion about its employees. She was addressing the annual sports meet and distribution of awards function at secetariat organised by the secetariat unit of Telangana NGO’s. She told that C.M.

Telangana Resolution to be passed in TDP Mahanadu

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A political resolution supporting the formation of separate Telangana State would be moved in 32nd Mahanadu meeting of TDP today. Mr. E. Dayakar Rao, TDP MLA told this. He said that after consulting the senior leaders of TDP, a final decision has been taken to move a resolution to support Telangana. He further told that in this resoultion the Stand taken by TDP in 2008 and the decision of the politburo of TDP would be presented. He said that TDP is serious on Telangana issue . It does not have ambiguous status. Mr. Dayakar Rao told that TDP Supremo, Mr. N.

Two students commit suicide after getting low marks in class 12 exams

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Two girls committed suicide by hanging themselves in their houses after they got low marks in their Class 12 exams on Monday afternoon, police said. In the first incident, Mahek, 17, committed suicide by hanging herself from a ceiling fan at her house at Rohini area in west Delhi.

A neighbour spotted her body hanging and informed her parents. A suicide note has been found in which she says “sorry” to their parents, said an officer. Mahek obtained low marks in the exam, the officer added.

Most Americans still oppose Obamacare: poll

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A majority of Americans still oppose President Barack Obama’s signature health care reform, dubbed Obamacare, three years after it became law, according to a new survey.

But a CNN/ORC International poll released Monday also indicates that more than a quarter of those who oppose the Affordable Care Act, say they don’t support the measure because it doesn’t go far enough.