Month: July 2014

Keeping in view the importance of the month of Ramadan-ul-Mubarak, the 33rd Du Ba Du programme for settlement of marriage alliances of Muslim girls and boys will be held today, on Sunday, 13th July, at Imperial Garden, Tolichowki from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Siasat editor and chief patron MDF Mr. Zahed Ali Khan will preside over the programme being held by Minorities Development Forum and Siasat Urdu Daily. Mr. Mohammed Moinuddin chairman Federation of Tolichowki colonies will attend as chief guest.

THE ETERNALNESS OF THE HEREAFTER:

The Pleasures of this world are transient whilst the joys of the hereafter are lasting and eternal. In this life when a person enjoys something, it is only a short while before they get bored with it and proceed to search for something they feel is better, or they may not feel a need for it altogether. As for the delights of Paradise, a person will never feel bored with anything, but rather, its goodness will increase each time they indulge in it.

Keeping in view the importance of the month of Ramadan-ul-Mubarak, the 33rd Du Ba Du programme for settlement of marriage alliances of Muslim girls and boys will be held today, on Sunday, 13th July, at Imperial Garden, Tolichowki from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Siasat editor and chief patron MDF Mr. Zahed Ali Khan will preside over the programme being held by Minorities Development Forum and Siasat Urdu Daily. Mr. Mohammed Moinuddin chairman Federation of Tolichowki colonies will attend as chief guest.

The Telangana government has dismissed the suggestions of the Home Ministry to form a joint force comprising police of the new state and residuary Andhra Pradesh to control the law and order in Hyderabad and set up a special cell to deal with hate crimes there.

The K Chandrasekhar Rao government, which is at loggerheads with the Centre over Polavaram Bill, has sent a missive to the Home Ministry rejecting its proposal to set up the joint force comprising policemen from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana for maintenance of law and order in Hyderabad and Cyberabad.

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State Hajj Committee is organising the 4th orientation camp for selected Hajj aspirants on Sunday, July 13 from 9 am to 1 pm at Jama Masjid Bi Saheba, Panjagutta.

Prof. S A Shukoor Special Officer State Hajj Committee will preside over and explain the Hajj pilgrimage arrangements and facilities to the intending Hajj pilgrims. Maulana Shah Mohammed Jamalur Rahman Amarat-e-Millat-e-Islamia and Maulana Mufti Mohammed Amjad will address. Method to wear Ihram will be demonstrated practically.

Executive Officer Mr. Abdul Hameed has appealed intending Hajj pilgrims to avail the facility.

Doctors at the city-based Lok Nayak Hospital have removed a 420 gram salivary gland tumour, and claimed it was the largest of its kind extracted so far. “The largest tumour reported in medical literature weighed only 87.3 grams. The tumour we removed is seven times bigger in cuboid volume and weighs 420 gms,” said Dr Vikas Malhotra, associate professor of ENT and head of neck surgery at Maulana Azad Medical College.

ENT surgeons at Lok Nayak Hospital, who operated on the 28-year-old patient last month and removed the tumour, now plan to get it published in medical journals.

According to the report of Prof. Atiya Sultana Head of the department of Urdu Osmania University, Counselling for admission into MA (Urdu) in Osmania University was scheduled on July 12 however it was postponed due to Telangana bandh and is rescheduled today on Sunday, July 13 at Director PG admission, Osmania University Campus.

Candidates who qualified MA (Urdu) entrance test will be eligible. Interested students must reach the counselling centre along with all certificates (original and Xerox copy) and prescribed fee.

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The US government budget deficit in 2014 will come down to USD 583 billion, a drop of USD 100 billion over the previous year.

This is the sharpest drop during the period of Obama administration, the White House said on Friday.

“Under the president’s leadership, the deficit has been cut by more than half as a share of the economy, representing the most rapid sustained deficit reduction since World War II, and it continues to fall,” Brian Deese, Acting Director of the Office of Management and Budget, wrote on
the White House blog on Friday.

Amid industry apprehensions, Revenue Secretary Shaktikanta Das on Saturday said the government would shortly take a view on whether controversial tax law GAAR should be implemented from the scheduled date of April, 2015.

“It should not be interpreted that General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) is going to be brought in from April 2015…It is also a fact that the new government has not looked at the whole matter. So the new government would examine the whole matter and take a decision,” Das said on the sidelines of an event organised by Ficci here.

A man was allegedly stabbed to death by three persons in Vijay Nagar area of Ghaziabad after a dispute over Rs. 10.

The incident took place on Friday night when Ravi, a resident of Vijay Nagar area, was gambling with Dilip and his sons Vicky and Muttu.

“When they were gambling in Balmiki Basti last night, a dispute erupted over Rs. 10 between them. Victim’s father alleged that Dilip and Vicky caught hold of Ravi and Muttu stabbed him,” a police officer said.

The trio fled the spot while Ravi was rushed to district hospital, where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

Former Police Head Constable, Mr. Mohammed Abdul Qadeer has been granted release on Parole for 30 days. Home Department issued a G.O. for his release.

Earlier his wife, Ms. Sabera Begum had requested Mr. Mohammed Mahmood Ali, Dy. CM. of Telangana for her husband’s release. He had made a representation to Home Minister, Mr. M. Narasimha Reddy. Home Dept. decided to release him on Parole for 30 days. His family has to deposit two indemnity bonds of the value of Rs. 3000 each, after this He would be released on Monday.

Noida: Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Alok Ranjan has directed the Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad officials to speed up development work and complete the projects within the specified period at the review meeting held at UP Sadan in Delhi on Saturday.

The Chief Secretary (CS) directed the power department officials to provide 24X7 power supply to Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad.

Local faults, if any should be repaired immediately Mr Ranjan said, adding that the ongoing two month ‘anti power theft’ drive should be a success.

Authorities Sunday imposed restrictions on pedestrian and vehicular traffic in five areas of Jammu and Kashmir’s summer capital Srinagar as a separatist rally was scheduled.

The district magistrate of Srinagar has issued an order under section 144 of the Indian Penal Code, imposing restrictions in the old city areas of Rainawari, Khanyar, Nowhatta, M.R. Gunj and Safa Kadal.

“These are the preventive measures to maintain law and order in the city,” a senior police officer told IANS here.

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Every citizen has a fundamental right to go abroad and have a passport issued in his name, the Delhi High Court has observed while directing the Centre to re-issue passport to a man, who had lost it thrice.

A bench of Justice Manmohan directed the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the regional office concerned to re-issue passport in favour of petitioner A Vikash.

The bench, however, asked Vikash to pay Rs 50,000 to the Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Hospital here, apparently as charity, observing that he has been negligent in taking care of his passport.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi heads Sunday to attend the five-nation BRICS summit in Brazil, his first multilateral summit meeting since taking over office May 26, where he would also meet for the first time with the other heads of the bloc which include Brazil Russia, China and South Africa.
Among the leaders he would be meeting for the first time are Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Since becoming prime minister, he has only visited neighbouring Bhutan in his first foreign foray.

Delhi’s Tihar Jail has set up a restaurant where its inmates trained in hotel management will cook and serve food. The air-conditioned restaurant on Jail Road is operational but is yet to be launched on full-scale.

“Our aim is to serve quality food at reasonable rates. Several inmates of Tihar’s semi-open prison have undergone hotel management training a month ago under a Ministry of Tourism initiative and now they’ll be trying their hands on it professionally,” Tihar Jail PRO Sunil Gupta said.

A new study has revealed that woman would see another woman in red as a promiscuous threat, making them guarding the mates.

Nonverbal communication via body language, facial expressions and clothing conveys information to others, occasionally with unintended social consequences.

The study found that female onlookers thought another woman wearing red would be a sexual threat. In terms of derogation, participants who viewed a woman in red were more likely to derogate the woman’s sexual fidelity, but not financial resources.

Animal population in Delhi Zoo has seen a significant rise this year with 95 new additions, including exotic birds, which has taken the total number to 1,351.

The total population of animals and birds has increased from previous year’s 1,256, according to an annual inventory report released by the zoo.

“The zoo is currently housing a total of 107 different species with some new additions, thanks to the inter-zoo exchange programmes and successful inbreeding,” Riaz Khan, zoo curator (education), said.

An Osmania University, Hyderabad, graduate Viji Murali, has been named chief information officer and vice provost of Information and Educational Technology at the University of California, Davis.

Murali, an IT veteran in higher education, is coming to Davis from Washington State University, where she has served as vice president for Information Services and CIO for the WSU system since 2007.

“UC Davis is incredibly fortunate to recruit someone with Viji’s experience and expertise,” Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi said in announcing Murali’s appointment.

At least 15 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were wounded in a fresh Israeli airstrike on a mosque in eastern Gaza city and an adjacent house of the Gaza police commander Saturday night, authorities said.

Israeli fighter jets first fired a warning missile at the commander’s house in Tuffah neighbourhood in Gaza city, then completely destroyed it with another heavy missile, Xinhua quoted witnesses as saying.

Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Salaar, Principal of A.K.M. Oriental College, Kachiguda informed that Osmania University has issued notification for conducting entrance test for admission into M.A. languages (Arabic). All the candidates who have passed any degree examination with Arabic as one of the languages are eligible for admission. Students are advised to submit entrance test forms at the office of the college with photos and marks sheets before 28th July. For further details, please contact cell phone numbers 9291392783 or 9177525920.

–Siasat News

According to Mr. Mohammed Abdul Qadeer, Dr. Abdul Wakeel Baba Khan will deliver lecture on the need for self employment schemes and small scale industries. Mr. Mohammed Siddique Taher will demonstrate the procedure to prepare Herbal pain balm. Mr. S.M. Moiz will deliver lecture on dairy products and Licensing. These lectures will be held at the office of Rahber-e-Sanath and Tijarath, opposite Hindi Milap Daily, Kattalmandi, Mozamjahi Market. All are welcome. For further details please contact phone numbers 9393420909 or 9440574384.

–Siasat News

Osmania University offers Degree and PG courses through Distance Mode for which admissions are given without entrance test. Any candidate who has passed intermediate is eligible to seek admission in BA and B.Com courses. A graduate can seek admission in PG courses. For further details, please contact Mohammeden institute of General Studies, Julu Khana complex Ladbazar. For further details, please contact phone number 040-24510012.

–Siasat News