Urdu Deeni Exam of Tailoring centre and adult education centre run by Anjuman-e-Taraqqi-e-Urdu Greater Hyderabad will be held on Tuesday, December 31 from 10 am to 12 pm at A Q Institute, Farooq Nagar.
Exam will be held under the direct supervision of president Anjuman Taraqqi Urdu Farooq Nagar branch Sahibzada Mir Viqaruddin Ali Khan, vice president Syed Amjad Quadri and incharge centre Tarannum Fatima.
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Facing flak over deaths of children at relief camps, the Uttar Pradesh Government today shifted 420 riot victims from Loee camp in the district to vacant buildings to protect them from severe cold wave sweeping the state.
At least 420 people have been shifted from Loee relief camp, the only functional camp in Muzaffarnagar district, while efforts are being made to move remaining 63 riot victims to vacant buildings in wake of severe cold, District Magistrate Koshal Raj Sharma said.
Telugu Desam Party, Malakpet circle is conducting a public meeting, entitled ‘public meeting on present scenario’ under the presidentship of Mohammed Muzaffer Ali Khan incharge Malakpet TDP on January 4, near Zaiqa Hotel, Chanchalguda at 8 pm.
The US has rejected India’s contention that it has misconstrued salary details in the visa application of senior Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade’s domestic help, asserting there is “no goof up” and that the case against her is on a firm footing.
Making it clear that visa fraud charges against Khobragade will not be dropped, US sources here said, “The strength of the fraud in the case is very strong.”
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan and superstar Shah Rukh Khan are on top of the Bollywood scene, but they aren’t as competent when it comes to competing with their grandchildren and children at video games and adventure sports.
Amitabh, who is busy spending the New Year with his family, shared his experience of a Jet Ski adventure with his grandchildren. The 71-year-old has three grandchildren – Agastya, Navya Naveli and Aaradhya.
“The Panama…the sea…and after getting beat on Jet Ski by grandchildren,” Amitabh posted on the microblogging site Tuesday.
Lover creates scene near beloved’s house
(Siasat News): The action replay of the renowned 1975 film Sholay was seen in Mahboobnagar town when a lover, a software engineer, reached the house of his beloved and created a scene demanding the expression of her lover or else he would die.
Rural police sub-inspector Vijay Kumar said that the software engineer hailed from Badepally Ashwin was in love with the friend of his sister who works as a house surgeon at Gandhi hospital.
Myanmar Tuesday announced the release of all remaining political prisoners on the last day of 2013.
It said the move aims to ensure stability of the state and lasting peace, to build national reconsolidation and ensure all inclusiveness in the country’s political process, Xinhua reported.
S Mallamma, a house wife, aged 46 years committed suicide by hanging with tree near her residence in Addagutta, Lalaguda on Sunday night. She was the wife of Muthyalu.
Mallamma took the extreme step after she quarreled with her daughter’s mother in law on petty issue, Lalaguda police said.
The year 2013 saw several chartbusters, but the melodious and soulful “Tum hi ho” from “Aashiqui 2” seems to have multiple fans in the Indian music industry.
Here’s a look at which Bollywood musician, singer and writer liked which songs in the year gone by:
* Shankar Mahadevan: “Zinda” (“Bhaag Milkha Bhaag”), “Ilahi” (“Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani”), “Alvida” (“D-Day”) and “Lungi dance” (“Chennai Express”)
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will address a press conference on Friday, his second and possibly the last during UPA-II.
Singh, who is criticised by some for not meeting the media, has decided to address the press conference at a time when his government is under severe attack on alleged policy paralysis and other issues and Congress is in distress.
The press conference, just months ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, will only be the second during Singh’s second term as the Prime Minister which began in May 2009 even though he has met five Editors and a group of TV Editors once each.
A woman died of injuries Tuesday after being stabbed and burnt by miscreants in Odisha’s Ganjam district who wanted her to stop running a fair price shop, police said.
Police have arrested four people and launched a hunt to nab another suspect.
According to police, the miscreants attacked Pranati Das, 30, at Rambha town, about 150 km from state capital Bhubaneswar, Monday evening when she was on her way home.
The attackers stabbed her and then set her afire after pouring kerosene on her. A few passersby took her to a hospital.
With every new second, minute, hour, day, month and year, our life is getting closer to death. There is nothing wrong in spending life cheerfully however welcoming the new year by screaming like beasts and with devilish act is uncalled for. Young boys and girls scream and dance at the new year eve at some places of our city particularly at Husain Sagar, Necklace Road etc. as if they have won a million dollar lottery.
Is your toddler suffering from bad cold again? It could be respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).
A new high-end imaging technology studying the structure of the RSV virion and its activity in living cells could help researchers unlock the secrets of the virus – how it enters cells, replicates, how many genomes it inserts into its hosts and perhaps why certain lung cells escape the infection relatively unscathed.
The US has said that violence in poll-bound Bangladesh is not acceptable, saying parties should intensify efforts to engage in constructive dialogue to hold free and fair elections on January 5.
“We believe it is more urgent than ever for the major parties to redouble their efforts to engage in constructive dialogue to find a way forward to holding free and fair elections that are credible and reflecting the will of the Bangladeshi people,” State Department Deputy Spokesperson, Marie Harf, told reporters on Monday.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will not attend office Tuesday too as he is still unwell.
“Arvind still has fever and his diarrhoea continues. Now his blood pressure has also gone down,” said Vipin Mittal, Kejriwal’s family doctor.
“So I have advised him to take rest at home today (Tuesday),” added Mittal.
It is the third day since swearing in as the chief minister that Kejriwal has not been able to attend office.(IANS)
Habits like reading a book or keeping your mouth minty fresh may affect your sleep.
Huffingtonpost.com shares some of the habits that are likely to spoil a sound sleep:
* You’re an inconsistent eater: Studies show inconsistent eating habits can have a negative impact on sleep later in the day. If you have dinner later in the evening, it’s okay as long as you stick with it, every day. If not, skip the unexpected dessert.
Himachal’s popular tourist resorts Manali, Narkanda and Kalpa are wrapped up in a thick blanket of snow, making the hill stations more picturesque for New Year Eve revellers.
Members of the hospitality industry say it’s the last week’s snow that has surged the tourist footfall, which is likely to cross the 50,000-mark across the state to celebrate the coming of New Year.
Met Office director Manmohan Singh told IANS Sunday that the minimum temperature at most places that saw snow stayed close to sub-zero.
“There are chances of rainfall and snowfall at some places Dec 30-31,” he said.
Police have decided to close all flyovers and some key roads around Hussain Sagar in Hyderabad from Tuesday night till the early hours of Wednesday to prevent any untoward incident during the New Year’s Eve celebrations.
All flyovers in Hyderabad and Cyberabad police commissionerates will be shut while the roads around Hussain Sagar lake in the heart of Hyderabad will also be out of bounds for traffic.
The PVN Expressway, which connects the city to the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, will also be closed for vehicles.
Delhi continued to be chilly on New Year’s Eve Tuesday, with the minimum temperature recorded at 4 degrees Celsius, three notches below the season’s average. The weatherman has forecast light rain during the day.
“The day will remain cloudy with light rain expected,” said an official of the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
Even though the temperature Tuesday was a little higher than Monday’s lowest of 2.4 degrees Celsius, some people were disappointed that it was going to be a chilly New Year’s Eve, while some were excited about it.
The Indian consulate in Melbourne is in touch with police and kin of an Indian student who was attacked and is in coma in a hospital. One suspect has been arrested.
The Indian ministry of external affairs said Tuesday in New Delhi that its consulate is in touch with the hospital, the police and the brother of the attacked student, Manriajwinder Singh, 20.
Singh was with two friends when he was assaulted by a group of eight men and one woman over the weekend at Princess Bridge in Birrarung Marr park in Melbourne.
Whoever knows Allah truly will make his deeds sincere to Him. For Riya’ occurs when someone lacks knowledge of His Creator, when he does not glorify Allah as should be, when the inner self seeks people’s compliments and praise.
The weekly Minority Grievance Cell for redressal of grievances pertaining to Minority Welfare institutions was held on Monday at Hajj House. Secretary director Urdu Academy Prof. S A Shukoor monitored the meeting. Besides general manager Minority Finance Corporation Vilayat Husain, officials of Waqf Board, Hajj Committee, Christian Finance Corporation and Minority Commissionerate were present.
Azra Masood educational Charitable Trust runs under the supervision of a retried officer who is engaged in encouraging intelligent students. During a non formal meeting with the trust chairman he briefed the activities of the trust. Mir Shujat Ali Masood founded the trust after his retirement from government service in the name of his late wife. He aimed at encouraging poor, intelligent and deserving students and hardworking teachers.
Dr Kiran Peddi, consultant gastroenterologist, Global Hospitals, Hyderabad suggests that people should avoid binge drinking during the festival season ahead. During the festivals season, most of the people get carried away and get over indulgent.
Delhi Development Authority will be launching a new housing scheme under which people from all the segments of the society will get affordable flats through a draw this year.
The flats will be made available in different parts of the city and the scheme will provide accommodation ranging from one room tenement to three bedrooms flats.
According to sources, under the scheme, DDA will allot about 5,000 to 6000 flats.