Everything has its indications and signs. Indications that knowledge is beneficial are that it leads to fine character, good manners and praiseworthy attributes. In this regard it was said:
“He whose knowledge doesn’t cause him to weep, can be justifiably considered not to have been granted beneficial knowledge”, since Allah described the people of knowledge saying:
American publisher Marquis has selected Hyderabad biotechnologist and scientist Zahoorullah Shaikh Mohammed’s biography for its publication Who’s Who in the World for year 2014. Zahoorullah Shaikh is 29 years old and is currently working as an assistant professor of biotechnology at Joginpally BR Engineering College. He resides at Aziz Bagh Colony in Tolichowki. Zahoorullah Shaikh an author of 7 books has taught 27 subjects in engineering, presented 20 national and international research papers and attended 20 workshops.
If all goes as planned, Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio, whose latest film “The Wolf of Wall Street” releases in India on Christmas day, may visit the country’s entertainment capital in the first month of the new year.
“His visit is likely to be a part of a different strategy, by way of which the “Titanic” star will meet some of India’s promising entrepreneurs,” a source from the film’s distribution team in India, told IANS.
“Leonardo sincerely believes that the character on whose life the film is based is a huge role model for the youth of today in terms of enterprising skills.
The Bombay High Court rejected Bollywood producer Ramesh Sippy’s plea seeking a stay on the release of Sholay’s 3D version made by his nephew Sasha over a copyright dispute.
In a notice of motion on his suit against Sasha and others, Sippy had recently filed an appeal before a division bench against the judgement of Justice Kathawala who had earlier rejected Sippy’s petition on the same issue.
Upholding the single bench’s judgement here today, a division bench of Justices S F Vajifdar and G S Patel refused to stay the production and release of the movie’s 3D version.
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has found a place in both ICC Test team of the year as well as the ODI side of the year but surprisingly Virat Kohli, who has been a consistent run-getter in the 50-over format in the last one year, didn’t figure in the ODI team, announced here today.
ICC’s Chief Executive David Richardson said while Kohli was extremely unlucky to have missed out on in the LG ICC ODI Team of the year, led by compatriot Dhoni, but he should be making it next year.
India’s maiden mission to Mars has traversed beyond the sphere of influence (SOI) of Earth extending about 9,25,000 km in its 10-month long voyage to the red planet.
The spacecraft crossed the SOI of Earth at around 1:14 hrs (IST) today, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said.
The Mars orbiter spacecraft had slung out of its earth-bound orbit in the early hours of December one during the critical 22-minute Trans Mars Injection, a manoeuvre billed as the “mother of all slingshots.”
Self-styled godman Asaram’s son Narayan Sai, who had been evading arrest in a sexual assault case in Surat, has been nabbed by Crime Branch of Delhi Police.
“Narayan Sai has been arrested from Delhi-Haryana border. One of his aides Hanuman too has been arrested with him,” Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Ravindra Yadav told PTI today.
Delhi Police sources said he had disguised himself as a Sikh man to evade arrest.
In Ahmedabad, state DGP Pramod Kumar said that Sai had been absconding for more than 50 days.
Facing the toughest battle of her political career, three-time Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit today said she has kept her “fingers crossed” on the outcome of the election where ruling Congress, BJP and new entrant Aam Admi Party are locked in a keen tussle.
“I will keep my fingers crossed,” she said, refusing to show a victory sign when photographers at her residence requested for it.
When asked whether she was worried about AAP’s possible impact, Dikshit said “no”.
A 30-year-old woman was murdered allegedly by her husband who chopped her body into three pieces inside their flat in Bhayander in the district.
The murder took place in the high-profile Golden Nest apartment in Bhayander yesterday and the accused – Girish Pote (29) — was arrested at night, Thane Rural Police said today.
Pote and his wife Madhuwanti used to have frequent quarrels over several issues, including financial matters, API Satish Shivarkar of the Navghar police station said.
Congress president Sonia Gandhi today cast her vote in the Delhi Assembly election in which her party is eyeing a fourth consecutive victory.
Gandhi was accompanied by Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit to the polling station in Nirman Bhavan at around 10 AM.
She is a voter in the New Delhi constituency from where Dikshit is contesting.
The other two prominent contestants in the constituency are Aam Admi Party Chief Arvind Kejriwal and former Delhi BJP president Vijender Gupta.
Kejriwal voted at polling booth no 47 at Hanuman Road at around 8:15 AM.
Maulana Azad National Urdu University Civil Services Coaching Academy is organizing 6-month free coaching for prelims 2014. This exam is being conducted by UPSC on 24th august 2014. The last date to submit forms is January 3, 2014. Entrance test and interview will be conducted on merit basis. Besides Hyderabad, Entrance test will also be conducted on January 19, 2014 in, Bangalore, Bhopal, Lucknow, New Delhi, Patna and Srinagar.
Tehelka magazine editor Tarun Tejpal, arrested for sexually assaulting a woman colleague, was today taken for a second round of medical tests here.
Tejpal’s medical examination was earlier conducted on December 2 at Goa Medical College and Hospital. Various tests, including potency examination, was conducted on him.
“He has been taken again for further medical examination this morning,” a senior police officer said.
Tejpal would be subjected to various medical tests that are required as part of investigation, he added.
Describing India-US relationship as beyond bilateral a regional and a global relationship, a senior Obama administration official has said their strategic partnership would keep growing without a pause for India’s upcoming parliamentary elections.
“I don’t think that there’s any pause. I think everything is moving forward apace,” US assistant secretary of State for South and Central Asia Nisha Desai Biswal told foreign reporters Tuesday.
The Group of Ministers (GoM) on bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh will hold its final meeting in the national capital on Wednesday to give final shape to its report, which is likely to be submitted to the Union Cabinet on Thursday.
The GoM headed by Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde met Tuesday but the meeting remained inconclusive. Shinde said they would meet again Wednesday.
Accusing Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of doing injustice to Andhra Pradesh, TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday charged Congress party with ‘taking Telugu people for granted’.
“If you go through the last nine and half years, they have done injustice to Andhra Pradesh. They have neglected the state in railway budget, did not give adequate funds for national highways. Though we have demanded Rs 60,000 crore for cyclone-affected Andhra Pradesh, only Rs. 4,000 crores have been given” Naidu told a press conference here.
A Class XI student of Jacobpura Government Girls’ Senior Secondary School allegedly committed suicide by consuming poison on the school premises after being teased by a neighbour on Tuesday, police said.
The accused, Ravinder, sneaked into the school premises and teased her in front of others, leading her to consume poison. She was rushed to the civil hospital, then taken to a private hospital where she died.
Teachers and other students nabbed Ravinder and handed him over to police.
The court of metropolitan magistrate posted the order on the plea of Zakia Jafri, wife of former Congress MP Ehsan Jafri who was killed in 2002 post-Gujarat riots, for December 26.
She is contesting against the closure report of SIT which gave a clean chit to the Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi in the riots.
After arguments for over five months, the pronouncement of order was earlier deferred on November 28 for December 2.
Ehsan Jafri and 68 other people were killed during in the Gulbarg society massacre during the 2002 post-Godhra riots.
In a major breakthrough, the Gujarat and Delhi Police on Wednesday arrested self-styled godman Asaram Bapu’s absconding son Narayan Sai from the Punjab border where he was hiding with his close aides.
According to initial reports, Sai was arrested in a joint operation by the Gujarat, Punjab and Delhi Police. He has been taken to Delhi for interrogation.
Sai, who has been on the run for the past 58 days, has been arrested on charges of sexual assault.
Superstar Shah Rukh Khan has touched a new benchmark on his Twitter fan following which has risen to over six millions.
The 48-year-old actor, who has beaten his competitors including Salman Khan (5,636,870) and Aamir Khan (5,105,283) on the micro-blogging site, thanked his fans for their love and support.
“Thanks for the 6 million. Our love goes beyond numbers. Wish you all happiness beyond count and love beyond measure,” Shah Rukh posted.
Attacks mostly targeting Sunni Arab areas of Baghdad as well as northern and western Iraq killed at least 23 people today, the latest in a months-long surge in bloodletting.
The rise in violence, which has killed more than 6,200 people this year, has prompted the authorities to appeal for international help in combating militancy ahead of general elections due in April.
(Siasat News) Telangana region has an ancient civilization. Its Hindu-Muslim unity is exemplary. Hyderabad has a unique distinction in the entire country it is famous for its hospitality, education, fine arts and tolerance. Formation of Telangana state without Hyderabad cannot be imagined. These thought was expressed by former I.A.S. Officer of A.P. Mr. A.K. Goel while addressing a gathering of Telangana Resource Centre on Legal constructive and cultural needs in the background of Telangana civilization at Oxford High School, Himayath Nagar.
(Siasat News) Islam is a universal religion. It preaches along with the unity of God, the unity of Adam (AS). Many nations of today are adopting Islamic teaching without acknowledging the contribution of the Islam but the Muslims are lagging behind in accepting the demands of the present day. These thoughts were expressed by Prof. Aktharul Wasay, Head of the Dept. of Islamic Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi while delivering an extension lecture on “Progress of Muslim community and our role” organized by Salama Academy, Purani Haveli. Mr.
(Siasat News) Mr. Jalal Arif, Publicity Secretary of Tameer-e-Millat informed that 21st death anniversary of the late president of All India Majlis Tameer-e-Millat, Mr. Syed Khaleelullah Hussaini will be celebrated at Masjid Ek Minar, Nampally. After Asar prayer Quranic verses will be recited. Floral tribute would be paid to the departed leader at his grave in Shah Khamosh graveyard on behalf of Tameer-e-Millat, Syed Ghouse Khamoshi, Islamic Trust and Muslim league.
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(Siasat News) Ladies belonging to Sayeedabad locality will organize a prayer meeting at 4 pm on 6th December at Eidgah Ujale Shah, Sayeedabad to beg pardon from Allah (SWT) for the lethargy of Muslim Ummah for restoring Babri Masjid during the past 21 years and also to prayer for its reconstruction. They will also take vow that we will continue our struggle till the reconstruction of Babri Masjid. At 4 pm after Salath-e-Asar, Qunooth-e-Nazila will be recited.
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(Siasat News) Mr. K. Hari Prasad, General Secretary of AICC while addressing a press conference organized by Bangalore Press Club and Bangalore Reporters Guild at Bidar told that Congress Party which forced the British to leave the country is not afraid of leaders like Modi. Congress leaders have sacrificed their lives for the independence of the country. After getting independence leaders like Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi and others have also scarifies their lives for the country. Terrorist parties are encouraging Terrorist to disrupt the peace of the country.