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- Godhra panel to complete report in 3-4 months
- JNU also taking madrasa students in 1st year of degree courses
- Cops to question BSF officer in Kashmir boy's killing
- Prof. Akhtar Haseeb of AMU gets P. P. Singhal Memorial Award-2009
- AWMELA making Azamgarh people aware of legal battle on Batla
- CIM condemns Shahid Azmi's murder, Pune blast, demands independent inquiry
- Centre likely to announce Rs 1 crore for clue about Pune blast
- E-management training programme for Waqf boards
- Apex court seeks Gujarat stand on 64 terror suspects transfer
- Jamia to offer PhD courses on early childhood development
- Jamia organises cycle rally for 'peace and pluralism'
- Habibullah stays as CIC, tells Omar can't take RTI post
- IFF launches health campaign for poor Indian workers in Saudi
- Maharashtra Govt. should order CBI probe into Adv. Shahid Azmi's murder: SDPI
- Pune: Fair probe unlikely under ATS chief Raghuvanshi: Shabnam Hashmi
- AWMELA team visits Adv Shahid Azmi's village to offer condolences
- Pune blast: Nab real terrorists who are still at large: PFI
- Habibullah not to take up Kashmir RTI post
| Godhra panel to complete report in 3-4 months Posted: 15 Feb 2010 08:41 AM PST By IANS, Gandhinagar: The Nanavati-Mehta Judicial Inquiry Commission probing the Godhra train carnage and the post-Godhra communal riots in Gujarat, is expected to complete its report in the next three to four months. This was stated in a letter the commission submitted before a division bench of the Guijarat High Court in Ahmedabad Monday. The letter put up before the bench of Chief Justice S.J. Mukhopadhyaya and Justice Anant Dave stated that the commission is in the process of recording its findings and was likely to complete the report in the next three to four months. |
| JNU also taking madrasa students in 1st year of degree courses Posted: 15 Feb 2010 08:07 AM PST By TCN News, New Delhi: After Aligarh Muslim University and Jamia Millia Islamia, Jawaharlal Nehru University has also started taking madrasa pass-outs in the first year of graduation courses. This is second academic year that JNU is allowing madrasa pass-outs. Earlier the university would take them only in second year of three-year degree courses. The admission application process in JNU has started in the first week of February. Last date of form submission is 15th March and (5th March by post). |
| Cops to question BSF officer in Kashmir boy's killing Posted: 15 Feb 2010 07:19 AM PST By IANS, Srinagar: The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the killing of a 17-year-old youth Feb 5 here is to summon a senior Border Security Force (BSF) officer for questioning over allegations that he ordered his junior officer to fire at the boy. BSF Commanding Officer R.K. Birdi has already been suspended and attached to the Srinagar headquarters of the paramilitary force to ensure his availability for questioning. |
| Prof. Akhtar Haseeb of AMU gets P. P. Singhal Memorial Award-2009 Posted: 15 Feb 2010 06:53 AM PST By TCN News, Aligarh: Prof. Akhtar Haseeb, Chairman, Department of Plant Protection, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has been conferred with the "Late Sh. P. P. Singhal Memorial Award-2009-10" for his outstanding contribution to research, teaching and extension in plant protection by P. I. Industries, Udaipur through the Society of Plant Protection Sciences, Division of Nematology, IARI, New Delhi. |
| AWMELA making Azamgarh people aware of legal battle on Batla Posted: 15 Feb 2010 06:53 AM PST By Salman Sultan, TwoCircles.net, Azamgarh: In order to make general public aware of the legal status of Batla House accused trials and the work done by the Association for Welfare, Medical, Educational and Legal Assistance, president Dr. Javed Akhtar and his colleagues organized meetings in Kotila Bazar and village 'Anwak'. Mr. Tariq Khan, who is associated with Batla House accused from the very beginning, explained in detail the present status of the case, about boys lodged in different jails of Delhi, Jaipur and Ahmedabad. |
| CIM condemns Shahid Azmi's murder, Pune blast, demands independent inquiry Posted: 15 Feb 2010 06:31 AM PST By TCN News, London: UK based Council of Indian Muslims (CIM) strongly condemned the murder of Advocate Shahid Azmi as well as Pune blast, and demanded the Indian Government to institute an independent inquiry into both the cases. Terming the murder of Adv. Azmi as an attack on India's democratic system and its judiciary, the CIM has suspected that Pune blast may also be the handiwork of the same forces that were involved in Mr Azmi's assassination. The group has demanded the Indian Government to institute an independent inquiry into both the cases. |
| Centre likely to announce Rs 1 crore for clue about Pune blast Posted: 15 Feb 2010 06:28 AM PST By TCN News, New Delhi: Contrary to the attempts by a section of media to push the probe in Pune blast to a specific, old direction, the Central Government is not jumping to conclusion, rather wants to let the probe move scientifically and professionally. The government admits that it is yet to get vital clues about terrorists who executed blast, and so is mulling a reward of Rs1 crore to anyone who gives vital clues about the German Bakery blast. |
| E-management training programme for Waqf boards Posted: 15 Feb 2010 05:04 AM PST By IANS, Bhopal : In a step towards e-management of properties affiliated to Muslim shrines and mosques, the Minorities Affairs Ministry Monday began a three-day training programme here to familiarise Waqf board officers with computerisation and digitisation of records. The programme will train Waqf board officers in digital accounting, auditing and budgeting, an official statement said. Twenty-seven officers from 17 state Waqf boards are participating in the programme at R.C.V.P. Norohana Academy of Administration and Management in the Madhya Pradesh capital. |
| Apex court seeks Gujarat stand on 64 terror suspects transfer Posted: 15 Feb 2010 04:30 AM PST By IANS, New Delhi : The Supreme Court Monday sought the Gujarat government's stand on a joint plea by 64 suspected terrorists, allegedly involved in the 2008 serial bombings in five Indian cities, for shifting their trial outside the state. A bench of Justice Altmas Kabir and Justice T.S. Thakur sought the state's stand on the plea by the suspects languishing in Sabarmati jail at Gandhinagar. |
| Jamia to offer PhD courses on early childhood development Posted: 15 Feb 2010 04:26 AM PST By IANS, New Delhi : Jamia Millia Islamia is setting up a Centre for Early Childhood Development and Research that will offer several courses including a doctoral degree in the subject, with the aim of helping children from the underprivileged sections of society. |
| Jamia organises cycle rally for 'peace and pluralism' Posted: 15 Feb 2010 03:09 AM PST By IANS, New Delhi : After traversing over 440 km and spreading the message of "peace and pluralism", a unique cycle rally organised by the Jamia Millia Islamia will end in Delhi Tuesday. With the vision of "Dilon Ko Jodo", the rally started from Lord Brahma's Temple in Pushkar on Feb 6, paying homage at the tombs of Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti at Ajmer, via Jaipur, to finally reach Jamia Millia Islami. "It is a demonstration by students of Jamia of their commitment to national integration, peace and solidarity," Jamia Vice-Chancellor Najeeb Jung said Monday. |
| Habibullah stays as CIC, tells Omar can't take RTI post Posted: 14 Feb 2010 10:22 PM PST By Mayank Aggarwal, IANS, New Delhi : Chief Information Commissioner (CIC) Wajahat Habibullah, who resigned last year to head the Jammu and Kashmir State Information Commission (JKSIC), says he will continue in his present post and has met Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to convey the decision. In a decision that has disappointed many rights activists in Jammu and Kashmir, Habibullah told Abdullah that the central government had been unable to "relieve" him and asked to him to appoint information commissioners for the state's newly set up Right to Information (RTI) commission. |
| IFF launches health campaign for poor Indian workers in Saudi Posted: 14 Feb 2010 10:13 PM PST By Muhammed Iqbal for TwoCircles.net, Dammam (Saudi Arabia): "Health is really a grace of God and one must take utmost care of his health", said Brother Abussamad while inaugurating the two week long health campaign 'Healthy People Healthy Nation' by India Fraternity Forum (IFF) at Apsara Auditorium, Al-Khobar. |
| Maharashtra Govt. should order CBI probe into Adv. Shahid Azmi's murder: SDPI Posted: 14 Feb 2010 09:38 PM PST By Pervez Bari, TwoCircles.net, Bhopal: The Social Democratic Party of India, (SDPI), stunned at the brutal murder of Advocate Shahid Azmi of Mumbai has urged the Maharashtra Government to order Central Bureau of Investigation, (CBI), probe into the assassination. Adv. Shahid, who was defending one of the co-accused in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, the accused in the Mumbai train serial blasts and other terror related cases in which Muslim youths have been arrested, was assassinated by unidentified persons in his office on Thursday last. |
| Pune: Fair probe unlikely under ATS chief Raghuvanshi: Shabnam Hashmi Posted: 14 Feb 2010 09:37 PM PST By TCN News, New Delhi: The Pune blast has all the hallmarks of a Hindutva attack, down to the ammonium nitrate used as the explosive. This is all the more likely since it comes in the wake of the Shahid Azmi murder and Shiv Sena's defeat on the SRK film episode, said human rights activist Shabnam Hashmi adding that truth may not come out as the case is being probed by Maharashtra ATS headed by Raghuvanshi.
Bomb blast at German Bakery in Pune |
| AWMELA team visits Adv Shahid Azmi's village to offer condolences Posted: 14 Feb 2010 09:26 PM PST By Salman Sultan, TwoCircles.net, Azamgarh: A team of Association for Welfare, Medical, Educational and Legal Assistance, Azamgarh, in the leadership of its president Dr Javed Akhtar visited Adv Shahid Azmi's village Ibrahimpur in the district yesterday to offer their condolences to the bereaved family members. Adv Azmi was murdered in his Mumbai office on February 11. The police are yet to arrest culprits. |
| Pune blast: Nab real terrorists who are still at large: PFI Posted: 14 Feb 2010 09:06 PM PST By TCN News, New Delhi: Popular Front of India Maharashtra State Committee has condemned the Pune blast and demanded the Central and State Governments to inquire the matter impartially and bring the real culprits before the law. "It is so serious that blasts are occurring repeatedly and the security agencies always fail to check it. This means the real criminals behind blasts and terrorist attacks are still not arrested nor held under bars," said Sadiqe Qureshi, President, PFI, Maharashtra. |
| Habibullah not to take up Kashmir RTI post Posted: 14 Feb 2010 08:56 PM PST By IANS, New Delhi : Chief Information Commissioner Wajahat Habibullah, who resigned from his post last year to join the newly set up Jammu and Kashmir State Information Commission (JKSIC), has reportedly told state Chief Minister Omar Abdullah that he will not be able to take the post. |
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