Month: September 2014

Explosive West Indian opener Chris Gayle believes he will overcome injury in time for the three-Test cricket series in India which starts next month.

The attacking left-hander was not considered for selection for the second Test against Bangladesh earlier this month or the one-day series in India starting next week, because of a recurring back injury, reports CMC.

However, Gayle said rehabilitation was going well and he expected to be fully fit and available for selection soon.

The UN Security Council welcomed the inauguration of new Afghan President Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai, which marks the first ever peaceful transition of power in the country.

The Security Council members reiterated the importance of all parties in the Asian country working within the framework of the government of national unity in order to achieve a unified, peaceful and prosperous future for all the people of Afghanistan, Xinhua cited a press statement issued Monday.

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International recruitment specialists will talk with students and parents regarding career opportunities, educational fee, accommodation etc. Details can be had from Mohammed Hasan Khan on phone no 8977019191.

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As Maharashtra and Haryana go for Assembly polls next month, the Election Commission today ruled out allowing display of election advertisements on government transport buses, saying the party in power can use it to its advantage and disturb the level playing field.

In a communication to Chief Electoral Officers of all states, the EC referred to the issue of allowing election- related advertisements on state road transportation and municipal corporation buses.

As part of 11th Metropolitan World Congress 2014, GHMC organized the Workshop on Urban Finance to bridge the gap between income and expenditure. Mr. E. Rajinder, Finance Minister participate in the program a Chief Guest. Commissioner of GHMC and Director of 11th Metropolitan World Congress, Mr. Shushil Kumar told that budgeting and expenditure need important decisions to be made. He hoped that this workshop will be helpful to the participants.

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PG students of Osmania Medical College boycotted their classes and staged dharna in front of office of Director of Medical Services, they were agitating against the condition of posting in Rural areas. Dr. Srinivas, President of Telangana Doctors’ Association extended his support to the agitating students and advised the Govt. to cancel the condition of posting the doctors in Rural areas and also to fillup vacant post in teaching hospitals.

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We don’t find such golden principles and teachings regarding marriage in any other religion, as we find in Islam and in the sayings of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH). Our religion is very simple and it provides expediency to its followers. If Muslims start performing marriages as per Shariah, it will eradicate all types of evils prevailing in our society such as interest loans, abuse of bride’s family in the name of dowry, rising number of spinsters in the society and resulting problems etc.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that the withdrawal of American troops from strife-ridden Afghanistan should be done very slowly.

Speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Prime Minister Modi said, “I have requested the US to not make the same mistake as was made in Iraq, when American troops were withdrawn too quickly. The withdrawal process in Afghanistan should be very slow.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said women’s empowerment cannot be complete without the education of girls.

Prime Minister Modi, who was answering questions after his address at the Council on Foreign Relations, said that his government is focusing on the education of the girl child to empower women.

“As the Chief Minister of Gujarat, I had taken the initiative to educate the girl child. The motto of our government is – ‘Educate girls, save girls’,” Prime Minister Modi said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday declared that small reforms in the legislature of India would lead to big changes in the country.

Speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Prime Minister Modi said, “Moksha is achieved by making pilgrimages to holy sites, but some files in our ministry would not attain fruition even after travelling to several offices. That was not acceptable, so we made changes to fix that.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that India and the US are connected in many ways, and the openness of their philosophies and their love for democracy are two traits that both nations share.

Speaking at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Prime Minister Modi said, “There are some things that connect India and America. Their openness and democracy are some of those. We need to focus on what India and America can do together for the world: that should be a principle for our foundation.”

Tackling terrorism, climate change and promoting economic growth is going to be the major focus of the strategic partnership between India and the United States. The vision statement for the U.S.-India Strategic Partnership reads, “Chalein Saath Saath: Forward Together We Go”.

The Indo-US strategic partnership is a joint endeavor for prosperity and peace. Through intense consultations, joint exercises, and shared technology, our security cooperation will make the region and the world safe and secure, the joint statement read.

Argentine Alan Pichot was crowned the under-16 world champion after beating Russian Maxim Litvinov during the World Youth Chess Championship in Durban, South Africa.

The 16-year-old became the youngest Argentine to achieve this result in the last 22 years, finishing the meet with nine points from 11 games, half more than his closest rivals, reports Xinhua.

Pichot ended with nine wins and two losses.

Mr. G. Vinod TRS MP told that he would make an attempt to establish Maize Research Center at Kareem Nagar. He was addressing gathering at Krishi Bhavan at Kareem Nagar yesterday organized by Seeds Production Association of Kareem Nagar as Chief Guest. He told that Kareem Nagar produces more paddy than East and West Godavari. 40% seeds are supplied throughout the country from Kareem Nagar only. He advised the farmers to constitute Seeds Production Cooperative Society. Mr. Veera Brahmaiya, Collector Kareem Nagar told that Kareem Nagar is sending food grains to Kerala and Tamil Nadu States.

The departure of Hajj pilgrims through State Hajj Committee ended on Monday with 83 aspirants setting off from Mumbai for Jeddah. Saudi Airlines had arranged flight from Mumbai for the pilgrims who were selected at the last moment from the waiting list. Two special flights were arranged for the aspirants of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh besides those of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh selected from the waiting list.

A delegation of Jamiatul Quraish led by Mr. Mohammed Saleem, MLC (TRS) met the CM of Telangana State Mr. KCR and complaint that under the pretext of protection of cow slaughter, some miscreants are obstructing the transportation of big animals which is illegal. He clarified that Bullocks and Buffalos are being transported since there is a complete ban on cow slaughter. He alleged that police is encouraging these miscreants.

Govt. of A.P. has imposed a ban on the transfers of its employees from 2nd October to 20th October to ensure the implementation of “Janma Bhoomi” and “Maa Uroo (My village)” programs. “Janma Bhoomi” is being launched on 2nd October. CM of A.P. Mr. Chandrababu Naidu is convening a review meeting with the officials today.

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CM of Telangana Mr. K. Chandrasekhara Rao has instructed the officials to complete “Water Grid Survey” work relating to water supply from Krishna River before the end of October 2014 for which Rs. 317 crore have been allotted. Water Grids would be constructed in all the districts of Telangana utilizing this amount. Supply of water from Krishna River is being considered seriously. Mr. KCR instructed the officials to formulate plans to ensure the supply of 100 liters of water in every house in rural areas and 150 liters in urban areas daily.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Monday lashed out at militant Islamists in a speech at the UN, saying Palestinian militant group Hamas and the Islamic State (IS) “share a fanatical creed”.

“ISIS and Hamas are branches of the same poisonous tree,” Xinhua quoted him as saying in an address at the general debate of UN General Assembly, using an alternate acronym for the extremist group. “When it comes to their ultimate goals, Hamas is ISIS and ISIS is Hamas. And what they share in common, all militant Islamists share in common.”

Telangana Age an English Daily published under the editorship of Mr. Iqbal Ansari has always been the harbinger of healthy progressive journalism. In recognition of their services the newspaper organisation is hosting a felicitation function of senior Urdu journalists.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte Monday emphasised the importance of an independent investigation into the MH17 jet crash in eastern Ukraine.

He made the remarks at a press conference here while responding to the Russian claims that the first preliminary report on the cause of the crash was biased.

Dutch Safety Board led the investigation into the cause of the crash of the Boeing 777-200 operated by Malaysia Airlines July 17 this year.

Nearly 300,000 people have been displaced in Ukraine, with more than five million people living in conflict-affected areas, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said here Monday.

The official was quoting information from the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).

“Humanitarian needs in areas under the control of armed groups are reportedly significant, with local organisations and Red Cross teams having nearly exhausted their supplies and with only limited amounts of aid having been delivered due to insecurity,” Dujarric said at a daily news briefing here.

Implementing the orders of Supreme Court issued on 18th September, NTR Health University has decided to start counseling for admissions into MBBS course today. The counseling will start at 11 a.m. today at NTR Health University, Vijaywada and JNTU Hyderabad simultaneously. Two Medical Colleges of A.P. namely James Medical College, Kanori Medical College and VRK Women’s Medical College Hyderabad did not agree to join the counseling.

H.E consul general of India Jeddah KSA receiving Asifya cuisines kitchen copy send and gifted by editor in chief Zahid Ali Khan from Mir Gazanfar Ali Zaki Siasat Urdu daily Hyderabad Consul general of India B.S. Mubarak

BJP President Amit Shah today ruled out chances of any post-poll alliance with former Chief Minister Om Prakash Chautala’s INLD in case of fractured verdict in next month’s Haryana assembly polls.

At the same time, he asserted that BJP would form the government in the state on its own.

Seeking a clear mandate in favour of his party to put Haryana on higher growth trajectory, Shah, who was addressing a poll meeting in Ambala, sought to clear the air on the possibility of having any sort of tie-up with INLD after the October 15 polls.